The Hall of Nations, designed by Raj Rewal in collaboration with Mahendra Raj, embodied India’s post-independence modernist aspirations. As a key component of the Permanent Exhibition Complex in Pragati Maidan,...
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After India’s independence in 1947, Chandigarh was planned as a new administrative capital for Punjab, intended to represent modernization and progress. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru’s directive was to create a...
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Located amidst an urban garden in Guangzhou, China, Your Greenhouse Is Your Kitchen is a temporary pavilion designed by Office for Roundtable and JXY Studio. This structure integrates a greenhouse,...
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The NAP Penthouse integrates heritage with contemporary design and is located within the historic Palazzo Calboli dall’Aste in Forlì. The project incorporates modern elements that redefine spatial perception. Central to...
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Located in Oeiras, Portugal, Oeiras House by OODA is designed in response to its site’s topography. The design integrates the home into the landscape through a semi-buried structure that follows...
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Located in the suburban area of Tilst, approximately 10 km west of Aarhus, Denmark, Tilst Church has long served as both a spiritual center and a gathering place for the...
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When Le Corbusier was commissioned to design Chandigarh, India’s first planned city, the project was more than an exercise in urban planning—it was a bold vision for a new democracy....
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