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HomeInMyShoes Jun 18, 2015 4:51 PM

NEWS - India Architect Charles Correa Dies
 
While we don't hear a lot about architecture from around the world, Charles Correa, one of India's best contemporary architects has died.

Some of his most well-known work is showcased in a nice article from The Guardian.

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JUST ANOTHER ORDINARY SUMMER DAY IN LISBON by André Pipa, on Flickr

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Ahmedabad_Cricket Stadium_Correa_GR1s_01 by Carlo Fumarola, on Flickr


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KANCHENJUNGA APARTMENT TOWER by Arnout Fonck, on Flickr

HomeInMyShoes Jun 18, 2015 7:44 PM

How Toy Trains Inspired Charles Correa

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Originally Posted by Quartz_India
Before I visited my first Chinese garden, I was confused. Photographs showed only some fragile scenographic effects: the quirky little bridge, the dragon wall, the pond of water and so forth. Yet, when you actually get there and start walking through the garden, it gradually builds and builds until it finally overwhelms you. Hornby all over again! First you go through the sequence of pond and bridge and dragon wall in one direction, and then you find yourself coming in from another direction, experiencing them all in another sequence, in another order, from another height and so forth. The same handful of props are used and reused, again and again. And each time, because of a slight change in angle, or in sequence, they carry a new significance.



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