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Zustand: New. In English.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. I. Articles: 1. The making of the maximum city/Rohan Varma. 2. Public transport as DNA/Charles Correa. 3. Remaking Mumbai/Rahul Mehrotra. 4. Facts and figures/Timo Cents. II. Interviews: 5. Appreciating the uncontrolled and the unexpected/Steven Beunder. 6. Every building must shout/Hafeez Contractor. 7. Housing 100,000 people at a time: Deodhar Associates. 8. Organic farming in the concrete jungle/Adrienne Thadani. 9. A new light on MUmbai/Bas Losekoot. 10. Architecture education as a key to appropriate development/Rajiv Mishra. 11. Instilling a passion for architecture/Abhijit Mandrekar. 12. The next generation: Mumbai's Young architects. 13. From the Netherlands to India and beyond/Shyam Khandekar. 14. Activism and architecture/P.K. Das. 15. The architect as a guardian of the public realm/Brinda Somaya. 16. The city is you canvas: the wall project. 17. Socially and environmentally conscious architecture/Robert Verrjt and Shefali Balwani. 18. From quantity to quality/Ravi Sarangan.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. After the success of Learning from Mumbai (Mapin 2013) the authors of the 'Learning from India Series' continue their journey to unravel the lessons that can be learned from practising architecture and urban planning in the bustling capital city of India-New Delhi. With several essays and maps, Learning from Delhi lays the ground for a series of interviews with architects and planners who work in the city. Fresh talent finds a place in this volume alongside established institutions, and locating these explorations within a local framework are perspectives from scholars such as Pradip Krishen and Mohammed Shaheer. These Indian narratives on Delhi and its developmental life are balanced by the take of foreigners such as Joeri Aulman. A special place is reserved in this volume for the photo essays of Bas Losekoot. Learning from Delhi will be of significance to both students and practitioners of architecture and planning, as well as people interested in Delhi and its built environment.…

Zustand: New.