Talk about the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India – and images of the lovely white-sand beaches with the soothing Indian Ocean/Bay of Bengal waters and the perplexing torture atrocities committed in the Cellular Jail here immediately come to the fore-front.
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The Cellular Jail, Port Blair (Photo:Spaul)
Architecture is like writing. You have to edit it over and over so it looks effortless. — Zaha Hadid
This small island country located in the Malay Peninsula, can take a visitor by surprise with her cheerful landscape articulations- sensitively crafting the flora and fauna of the tropical region in her highly detailed built environment.
A profession which is associated with man almost from the very time of his existence, is today in India, in the twenty-first century, seriously concerned about the quality and dwindling in-take of students to the degree course in architecture.
Dwelling in the most populous State of India- Uttar Pradesh, with a population of around forty lakhs, the ancient city of Lucknow no doubt enjoys a very unique and romantic aura around it. Yes, this historic capital city of the State, has been and still is, reflective of the rich tradition of the Nawabs of the yester-years.
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Mohitextreme (Bada Imambara, Old Lucknow)
No matter how many times you visit London, each time it evokes a positive pulse - experiencing her exhilarating landscape and robust cosmopolitan blend. The best is the contrast of the fast-paced life in London Central to the peaceful and calm atmosphere in the suburbs.
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The London Skyline (Image- Spaul)
“Architecture must have something that appeals to the human heart. Creative work is expressed in our time as a union of technology and humanity “– Ar. Kenzo Tange
