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A Concise History of Modern Architecture in India
Jon Lang
Permanent Black, New Delhi, India, 2010, 81-7824-305-9 / 9788178243054, First Edition, Paperback, New, 19 x 25 Cm
This is an invaluable book for those who want to understand the geography of their cities, as well as for students of Indian architecture. In lucid language that speaks to laymen and architects alike, Jon Lang provides a history of Indian architecture in the twentieth century. He analyses its tangled developments from the founding of the Indian Institute of Architects during the 1920s to the present diversity of architectural directions. He describes the often contradictory tugs of the international and the local as he reviews architects?efforts to be up-to-date in their work. Lang examines the early influences on Indian architecture both of movements like the Bauhaus as well as prominent individuals like Habib Rehman, Jawaharlal Nehru, Frank Lloyd Wright and Le Corbusier. He looks at monuments, museums, resettlement colonies, housing, offices and movie halls all over India in his wide-ranging survey. Over 150 photographs and line drawings explain and illustrate concepts outlined in the text.Printed Pages: 214. 032356
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Architectural Heritage of a Sikh State: Faridkot
Subhash Parihar
Aryan Books International, New Delhi, India, 2009, 8173053863 / 9788173053863, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 22 x 28 Cm
Printed Pages: 319 with 35 colour illustrations, 196 b/w illustrations, and 140 figures and maps. 031798
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Architecture 1900: Papers presented at the international conference, The University of York 1997
Peter Burman (ed.)
Donhead Publishing Ltd, Dorset, UK, 1998, 1-873394-32-2 / 9781873394328, First Edition, Hard Cover, Brand New, 16.5 Cms x 25 Cms
The period around 1900 was a defining point in the history of architecture and it offers a fascinating insight into the whole development of the modern architectural movement. The intellectual debate was intense with a desire to produce innovative architecture which honoured the past and local traditions whilst using a combination of traditional and new materials. This international collection of papers examines the buildings and architects of this period and presents many fine examples of both domestic and public architecture, reflecting the diversity of ideas and influences of the time. The dialogue between tradition and modernity finds expression in the creative design and craftsmanship of the Arts and Crafts Movement and also reveals a desire to experiment with newer materials such as steel and reinforced concrete which then became more widely used after the First World War Contents: An introductory perspective Alan Powers STYLE AND TECHNIQUE Innovation and conservatism: steel and reinforced concrete in British architecture 1860?905 Michael Stratton Precedent versus principle: the search for regional expression in New Zealand domestic architecture, 1890?916 Ian Lochhead The search for order: Scottish architecture 1880?914 Miles Glendinning The Glasgow School of Art: the leading edge of technology George M. Cairns The Slovak Contribution Dana Borutov? The architecture of the Ecole de Nancy (1884?910): a provincial circle standing the test of itself Christian Debize Art Nouveau and the transition to Modernism Guido Bral Personalities and Cross-currents Charles Francis Annesley Voysey (1857?941) John Brandon-Jones Great Warley Church: architecture & sculpture ?body & soul Wendy Hitchmough William Richard Lethaby and the crafts Peter Burman Otto Wagner: Entwicklung der Vaterstadt M.P.A. Sheaffer Eclecticism and identity: the work of William Leiper Simon Green Philip Webb and traditional materials Shelia Kirk Károly Kós (1883?977) Anthony Gall Ödön Lechner, Architect (1845?914) Janos Gerle Antonio Gaud?Cornet (1852?926): a universal figure Juan Bassegoda-Nonell Friedrich Ohmann and Prague architecture around 1900 Jindrich Vybíral The Home The art of building a home: the design continuum of Parker and Unwin Mervyn Miller ‘The Work of Each for the Weal of All? Bedales School and its early buildings Richard Holder Wightwick Manor and the creation of the House Beautiful Nicholas Mander Grey Towers: an avant garde Japonaise interior in the north of England by E.W. Godwin Martin Purslow Home Sweet Home: New Zealand housing 1880?914 Ann McEwan The Urban Context ‘Imagination, magic and romance? Arts and Crafts mural decoration in Edinburgh Elizabeth Cumming Imperial Splendours? A tale of far Cathays Philip Thomas Calgary 1900 Lorne G. Simpson The Quartier Allemand in Strasbourg 1871?918: Wilhelmian architecture in a French city Leo Schmidt Learning from Europe: the architecture of Art Nouveau in Estonia Karin Hallas Late nineteenth-century heritage of Buenos Aires George O. Gazaneo & Gustavo A. Brandariz National identity in modern architecture: Riga ?Art Nouveau metropolis Janis Krastin? Tbilisi’s turn-of-the-century architecture: the co-existence of European and traditional values Nestan Tatarashvili Attitudes to Conservation ‘Bauhaus Osaka?in oblivion: dilemmas in conservation and restoration of a recent past Haruhiko Fujita Crying for conservation in Rio Julio Cesar Ribeiro Sampaio The reconstruction of two theatres of the turn-of-the-century in Hungary Tamás Konig and Péter Wagner Great building: shame about the students! Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s Glasgow School of Art Peter Trowles Boulevard architecture in Lisbon ?a conservation challenge Jose Lobo de Carvalho. This book will be of substantial interest to architects, architectural historians, conservation professionals and anyone studying or working with early twentieth-century buildings. Printed Pages: 384 with numerous b/w photographs. 023136
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Architecture decorated with architecture: Later medieval temples of Karnataka, 1000-1300 AD
Gerard Foekema
Munshiram Manoharlal Publishers Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, India, 2003, 81-215-1089-9 / 9788121510899, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 23 Cms x 29 Cms
This book gives a detailed analysis of architectural designs found in Indian temples built in Karnataka in the period 1000-1300 AD, and a view on the architectural features common in all sophisticated temples built in medieval India. Indian temples are decorated with architecture in an ingenious way not found elsewhere in the world, and in medieval Karnataka that special use of architecture reached a climax. Both text and illustrations are a complete and unabridged publication of a Ph.-D.-thesis submitted at Leiden University (Leiden, The Netherlands) in 2003. Printed Pages: 293 with 201 b/w plates. 031327
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Architecture of Santiniketan: Tagore's Concept of Space
Samit Das
Niyogi Books, New Delhi, India, 2012, 9789381523384, First Edition, Hardcover, New, New, 23 x 29 Cm
Architecture of Santiniketan: Tagore’s Concept of Space is a search for the clues hidden in Rabindranath Tagore’s philosophy and architecture that will link the past with the present. This book highlights Tagore’s architectural vision through his writings. A product of immense research and emotions gathered over fifteen years, Architecture of Santiniketan: Tagore’s Concept of Space extends beyond brick and mortar in an effort to understand the significance of the creation of space. It is an expression of the amalgamation of music, art, literature, poetry, letters and functional ornamentations. The book explains the different levels of this form of architecture and evaluates it in the context of the present artistic and cultural environment, while connecting it with the Bengal Renaissance. Printed Pages: 179 with numerous b/w illustrations. 037622
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Art & Architecture of Dasarna (Malwa) Region
Rahman Ali
Sharada Publishing House, Delhi, India, 2008, 8188934542 / 9788188934546, First Edition, Hardcover, New, New, 19 x 25 Cm
Printed Pages: 260 with 57 b/w photos, maps, and line drawings. 032520
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Art and Architecture of the Kalacuris
Rahman Ali
Sundeep Prakashan, New Delhi, India, 1980, 81-7574-014-0 / 9788175740143, First Edition, Hardcover, New, New, 19 x 25 Cm
Printed Pages: 256 with 1 map, 7 plans, and 42 plates. 032632
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Bastar Folk Art: Shrines, Figurines and Memorials
Michel Postel and Zarine Cooper
Franco Indian Research Pvt. Ltd, Mumbai, India, 1999, 81-900184-5-0 / 9788190018456, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 23 Cms x 29 Cms
The present work documents different aspects of the cultural heritage of the district of Bastar. While the varied lifestyles of the Maria and Muria Gonds, and other groups, have been the focus of considerable anthropological research, relatively little is known of the numerous temples that represent the establishment of the Nagvansi dynasty in the 10th century and subsequently that of the Kakatiya. The ruins of Bhongapal and Garh Gobrahin are estimated to be older and bear testimony to the transitory efflorescence of the Buddhist and Vaisnavite faiths. Their influence on the socio-religious structure of the indigenous population is reflected in the village shrines, highlighting an on-going process of mutual enrichment. In illustrating the most important places of worship, an attempt has been made to explore the intersection of traditions. The subtle interplay of cultural interaction through time renders it difficult to distinguish the 'folk' from the classical, indicating the need to review our concepts of Indian art. Printed Pages:220 with 294 coloured and b/w plates. 000585
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Bengal Sites and Sights (Vol. 54 No. 3)
Pratapaditya Pal and Enamul Haque (eds.)
Marg Publications, Mumbai, India, 2003, 81-85026-59-9 / 9788185026596, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 23 Cms x 29 Cms
INTRODUCTION MANGALKOT AND BURDWAN: Antiquity and Antiquities Samir Kumar Mukherjee CHANDRAKETUGARH: Enigmatic Entrepot of Ancient Bengal Enamul Haque PAHARPUR: Buddhist Complex of Ancient Bengal Dilip K. Chakrabarti MAINAMATI: City on the Red Hills Gouriswar Bhattacharya MAHASTHANGARH: Great Citadel Enamul Haque GAUR AND PANDUA: Capitals of the Bengal Sultans Naseem Banerji BISHNUPUR: Capital of the Land of Wrestlers Asok K. Bhattacharya HOOGHLY: The Common Emporium Gautam Sengupta MURSHIDABAD: Capital of Fleeting Glory Pratapaditya Pal Printed Pages:152 with numerous colour and b/w illustrations. 016395
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Beyond Bawa
David Robson
Thames & Hudson, London, UK, 2007, 0500342385 / 9780500342381, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 27 x 29 Cm Richard Powers
Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa's forty-year career has become legendary. Beyond Bawa considers his continuing influence through the work of contemporary architects working in the region. Bawa achieved the harmonious and pleasurable fusion of local building traditions with modern forms. Throughout south Asia his legacy lives on in contemporary architectural practice and remains an important source of inspiration for generations of architects. Bawa was the principal force behind what is today known globally as ‘tropical modernism? and examples of his ideas can be found in Sri Lanka, Singapore and Bali but also in resorts and residences throughout wider Asia. An overview of Bawa and his contribution to contemporary architecture is followed by presentations of twenty-four contemporary architects, ranging from well-known practitioners such as Australian Kerry Hill to local talents such as Anjalendran. They reveal the long-lasting significance of Bawa’s uniquely sensitive approach to building and the landscape. This is the ideal companion to Geoffrey Bawa: The Complete Works and is an excellent introduction to current architectural practice in south Asia. David Robson is the authority on Geoffrey Bawa and delivered Bawa’s eulogy at the Aga Khan Award Ceremony. He worked as an adviser on housing and settlement planning to the government of Sri Lanka between 1979 and 1983 and was involved in its acclaimed ‘Hundred Thousand Houses?programme. Richard Powers is an internationally recognized photographer of architecture, interiors, lifestyle and gardens. He lives in Sydney. Printed Pages: 264 with 600 illustrations, 370 in colour. 021591
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Bhavanarayana Temples: An Epigraphical and Architectural Study
A. Vijaya Kumar Babu
Sundeep Prakashan, New Delhi, India, 1991, 81-85067-68-6 / 9788185067681, First Edition, Hardcover, New, New, 19 x 25 Cm
Printed Pages: 281 with 14 maps, 4 plans, 8 figures, and 103 plates. 032638
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Buddhism: Art, Architecture, Literature & Philosophy, 2 Vols.
Dr G. Kamalakar; Associate Editor: M. Veerender
Sharada Publishing House, Delhi, India, 2005, 81-88934-27-5 / 9788188934270, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 23 x 29 Cm
Set of 2 vols. 019369
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Buddhist Sites and Shrines in India: History, Art and Architecture (Bibliotheca Indo-Buddhica Series No. 231)
D.C. Ahir
Sri Satguru Publishers, New Delhi, India, 2003, 81-7030-774-0 / 9788170307747, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 23 Cms x 29 Cms
Printed Pages: 335 with 29 b/w plates. 015226
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Building Diplomacy
Elizabeth Gill Lui and Keya Keita; Introduction By Jane Loeffler
Cornell University Press in Association with Four Stops Press, Los Angeles, California, USA, 2004, 0-8014-4326-1 / 9780801443268, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 27 x 32 Cm
Printed Pages: 267 with numerous colour illustrations. 013991
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Calukya Architecture: Medieval temples of northern Karnataka built during the rule of the Calukya of Kalyana and thereafter, AD 1000-1300, 3 Vols.
Gerard Foekema
Munshiram Manoharlal Publishers Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, India, 2003, 81-215-1070-8 / 9788121510707, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 23 Cms x 29 Cms
This three-volume book gives a complete survey of the surviving Hindu and Jaina temples in the northern half of Karnataka from the period AD 1000-1300. These temples form a homogenous body of monuments that is one of the most interesting in India. From an architectural point of view it is most interesting of all, because an important characteristic of Indian temples-is taken to its limits. Nowhere else in India, or for that matter in the entire world, the decoration of architecture with architecture is so abundant and so detailed. The ambition to be complete required a lot of fieldwork, because about 50 of the 220 monuments included have not been published before. But not only ‘new?temples were visited; without exception all temples presented in this book were seen at least once. During each visit many photographs were made. All of the approximately 1400 photographs published in the second and third volumes were made by the author. In addition to their scholarly value, the present volumes are very valuable for any layman with interest in architecture. This is because the monuments of the period are so extremely interesting for their sophisticated play with architectural elements, and because the photographs are so carefully taken and so instructive. With regard to photographs this book easily surpasses all others on old Indian temples. Printed Pages: 857 with 203 figures, 184 plates and 15 maps. 023652
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Concepts and Responses: International Architectural Design Competition for the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, New Delhi
Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts
Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, New Delhi in Association with Aryan Books International, New Delhi in Association with Mapin Publishing Pvt Ltd, Ahmedabad, New Delhi, India, 1992, 0-944142-18-4 / 9780944142189, First Edition, Hard Cover, Brand New, Brand New, 26.5 Cms x 35 Cms
In response to an architectural challenge of designing the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, New Delhi, this book presents 50 of the 194 entries, including the five prize-winning proposals in some detail. It also serves as an encyclopaedia of ideas and information to architects and builders throughout the world. Printed Pages: 184 with 40 colour and 57 b/w photographs and 267 line drawings. 027680
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Concepts of Space in Traditional Indian Architecture
Yatin Pandya
Mapin Publishing, Ahmedabad, India, 2014, 1935677292 / 9781935677291, First Edition, Hard Cover, Brand New, Brand New, 27 x 27 Cm
Printed Pages: 148 with 294 colour photographs, 26 colour and 143 b/w illustrations. 016107
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Contemporary Architecture and City Form: The South Asian Paradigm (Vol. 48 No. 3)
Farooq Ameen (ed.)
Marg Publications, Mumbai, India, 1997, 81-85026-35-1 / 9788185026350, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 23 Cms x 29 Cms
Introduction Farooq Ameen PRE-TEXT: THE CULTURAL PARADIGM The South Asian Paradigm/s Farooq Ameen CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE AND CITY FORM Social Institutions and a Sense of Place Balkrishna Doshi Land, Water, and Man in Bengal: Themes for a Deltaic Architecture Kazi Khaleed Ashraf Vernacular, Religion, and the Contemporary Expression in Pakistan Kamil Khan Mumtaz The Use of Tradition in Architecture and Urban Form Raj Rewal The Persistence of Pre-Modernism: The Search for Authenticity in Central Asia, Tibet, India, and Nepal Romi Khosla Monumentalism, Iconography, and Deep Structure: The Interventions of Corbusier, Lutyens, and Kahn Anupam Banerji REDEFINING THE PARADIGM Reassessing the Text Michael W. Meister The Predicament of the Place-Form: Notes from New York Kenneth Frampton Of Education and Empowerment: Cultural Landscape and the Mind (Conversations with Balkrishna Doshi and Muhammad Yunus) Farooq Ameen Index Printed Pages: 128 with colour and b/w illustrations. 007933
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Delhi: The Built Heritage. A Listing, 2 Vols.
Ratish Nanda, Narayani Gupta and O.P. Jain
INTACH, New Delhi, India, 1999, 81-900281-9-7 / 9788190028196, First Edition, Hardbound, New, New, 22 Cms x 28 Cms
Delhi is a city of continuity. The excavations at purana Qila indicate that the history of Delhi goes back to the first millennium B.C. Delhi is, therefore one of the oldest inhabited cities in the world. It is a city of many layers, each with its own story, where many-a city were built, destroyed and then rebuilt. Many of Delhi’s rulers played a dual role first as destroyers and then as builders. It is ironic that even after independence, we continue to destroy our heritage in the name of ‘development? This publication by INTACH Delhi Chapter is part of this process. In this publication, we have listed over 1200 buildings that are of archaeological, historical and architectural importance. We have surveyed the many ‘pasts?of Delhi’s long history and found buildings that are part of that multi-faceted story: the co-existence of diverse sacred centres, educational institutions and administrative structures, homes and palaces, political strongholds, markets, pleasure gardens, memories of war and monuments to peace. This publication contains a varied sample of the multiple layers of Delhi’s ancient history, material evidence of the richness of life and human creativity. However, as listing is a continuous process, we hope to build upon this effort. Printed Pages 737. 029816
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