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Saturday, April 27, 2013

Etched for posterity

“If you see the entire design of the Red Fort it appears like an eight-sided flower,” wrote Bashir-ud-Din in his magnum opus on Delhi, detailing the extensive work that went into its construction »
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Friday, February 8, 2013

The Hindu-CAF tour makes a mark

A Chennai architecture tour that covered four interesting homes »
Friday, January 4, 2013

What is your BIGGEST inspiration?

Architect MAHESH RADHAKRISHNAN, who recently created the iconic Book Building for Tara Books, talks to HEMA VIJAY about his projects and vision »
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KOCHI, November 21, 2012

Designs on the skyline

Architect Tony Joseph who designed South India’s tallest apartment tower says that the state needs a vertical growth plan »
September 29, 2011

Architectural idiom through the ages

Associate Prof. K. R. Sitalakshmi in her talk, as part of Madras Day events, underlines the historical value of heritage buildings. »
London, June 4, 2010

Christie's to sell Monet lilies, Picasso portrait

”A water lily painting by Claude Monet and a portrait by Pablo Picasso are each expected to sell for 30 million pounds to 40 million pounds ($44 million to $59 million) at auction this... »
November 18, 2012

Neermahal poised for change

A makeover of Neermahal, the palace set in the midst of the Rudrasagar Lake in Tripura, is set to change the fortunes of the community in the vicinity »
Chennai, August 11, 2010

Hopes for a new landscape

Architecture is an agent of change, which is why a leader like Mahatma Gandhi is called the architect of the nation, writes Charles Correa in ‘A Place in the Shade: The new landscape &... »
Chennai, December 1, 2009

An account of the buildings of grandeur

A welcome addition to the literature on colonial architecture in general, and bungalows in particular. Bungalow, as a building type, may have had a humble origin in a Bengali hut, b... »
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