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PI YUSH PRA J A PAT I 20 15-2020

ARC HIT ECT URA L PORT FOLIO

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2 Curriculum Vitae 6 Visual Dislocation 18 MiSK School 22 Celebration Hall 26 Al Seef 30 JLT Masterplan Redevelopment 34 Warsan Housing 36 Al Qamar Resorts 38 Palace Hotels 40 The Athenaeum 42 Varanasi Urban Analysis 44 HEX-A-TRAL 46 Island City Centre 48 Clock Tower 50 Visuospatial Cities 52 Publications

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PROFILE I am a qualified architect, with Masters in Urban Design from Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, London.

My 5 years work experience as an Architect / Urban designer in Dubai, U.A.E. has been well recognised, with the nomination as Young Architect of U.A.E. and being selected as top 50 architects under age of 30 in India.

I hold international publications and recognitions, that includes Best Architectural Thesis in India, Magazine Interviews, the projects honoured by the President of India and research showcased at the Museum.

Why we don’t work together? Go Further down to see why I am the man to hire!

PIYUSH

P R A J A PAT I

Architect and Urban Designer

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WORK EXPERIENCE (5 YEARS) 2017Present

Godwin Austen Johnson, Dubai, UAE

- Architect, Urban Designer

2015-16

SM+D Design Dubai, UAE

- Concept Architect

2014-15

INTACH New Delhi, India

- Architect

Ar. Hafeez Contractor, Mumbai, India

- Internship

2012

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS 2018-19

Post Graduation : Masters in Urban Design from Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, London (Honours and Computational Medalist)

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Graduate B. Arch. (5 Year Course) : Faculty of Architecture, Lucknow, India University Merit List holder (Honours)

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Senior Secondary : Passed with First Class, CBSE board, KV NFC, New Delhi, India

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High School : Passed with Distinction, CBSE board, KV malleshwaram, Bengaluru, India

PUBLICATIONS AND RECOGNITIONS Invitation to Speak and Share Computational Design methodologies at an International Podium, BUILTIT EVENT, Dubai, UAE, 2020 Urban Design Research showcased and presented in an Exhibition at Pompidou Centre, Paris, Feb 2020 - Apr 2020 Magazine Interview : Architecture and Interiors magazine, India, November 2018 Magazine Interview : Architecture and Interiors magazine for Young Architect Awards, Middle East, UAE, October 2018 Publication on Architecture + Design magazine - August 2015 issue Rated amongst the Top 10 Architectural Projects by Indian Students – Campus Diaries.

Key Speaker at DSSA University at Bangalore, India on Athenaeum “Architecture for Architecture” Thesis Published on NIASA Journal by COA (Council of Architecture)

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ACHIEVEMENTS

PROJECT EXPERIENCE Architect, Godwin Austen Johnson, Dubai Al Seef, Dubai, U.A.E. MiSK School, Riyadh, K.S.A. Warsan Housing, Dubai, U.A.E. Celebration Hall, Riyah, K.S.A. Palace Hotels, Dubai Creek, U.A.E. Jeddah Water Front Competition, K.S.A. Naheel Palace and Resort, K.S.A. Al Qamar Resorts, Dubai, U.A.E. JLT Lake A Mall and Recreational Zone, Dubai, U.A.E. Architect, Space Metaphor Design, Dubai The Manhattan FISH MARKET, Al Ghurair Centre, Dubai, U.A.E. The Manhattan FISH MARKET, Dubai Festival City, Dubai, U.A.E. Grand Central, Dubai, U.A.E. RTGS Office, Saudi Arabian Centre, Dubai, U.A.E. RPM Villa, Saudi

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Selected to receive first ever 30 under 50 Best Architects of India 2020, National Architecture and Interior Design Excellence Awards

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Design Research Exhibited at the Museum, Pompidou Centre, Paris. Under the theme of Simulated Intelligence : Neurones

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Computational Award, Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, Urban Design project being selected as the best computational project.

2018

Adexe Solar Watch Competition (International Competition): Current Status - Shortlisted amongst 20 best designs.

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IAAC international Scholarship Design Competition: Awarded with 20% scholarship for Design for Emergent Futures

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Future Architecture 2018 (International Competition) : Selected as emerging creative for Future Architecture 2018 Call for Ideas, invited to present future concept idea in Conference held at Museum of Architecture and Design, Slovenia

2017

Tile Awards’17 (International Competition) : Winner Design being executed and commissioned + workshop at Iceland

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Archasm (International Competition) : Selected amongst Top 20 entries

2015

Project honoured by President of India at President Estate.

2015

Awarded with Best Architectural Thesis in India , National Awards for Excellence in Architectural Thesis, hosted by NIASA (An Academic Unit of Council Of Architecture) at national level.

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Awarded with an educational scholarship for thesis sponsored by Benelave Final year topper, scholarship sponsored by Benelave.

2014

Selected Architectural thesis for NIASA (an Academic Unit of Council Of Architecture) at national level.

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Co-Coordinator for the event ARCOWIZ for hosting at National level, with the collaboration with Institute of Engineering and Technology

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Photography Competition (State Level): Awarded the Third Prize by Indian Institute of Architects - State Level

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Photography competition (National Level): Awarded the second prize on Heritage photography - INTACH

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ANDC design competition, hosted among SAARC nations status : listed in top 50 entries - National Level

A.Architect, Architect Hafeez Contractor, India Mumbai Bombay Dyeing ICC Hotels, India Mysore Infosys – Commercial, Bangalore Manipal University - Institutional, Jaipur RGIPT – Institutional, Assam Santacruz Gymkhana, - Recreational, Mumbai Bits Pillani – Institutional, Pilani INFOSYS SDB – 07, Mysore Conservation Architect, INTACH 16 monuments of Delhi, India President Estate Conservation, Delhi, India Bengali Club : Library Conservation, Kolkata

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Design and Research, Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, U.K. Big-Data Urban Design Analysis Neural Network Public Places -

A Research project on understanding and manipulating visual perception at an Urban Scale The Research unfolds computational measures to understand human cognition.

The Research derives a deep learning brain to process big-data training to human understandings

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Visuospatial Cities : Design Research with Distinction -

The research argues about the role of Cyberception It identifies the gapping knowledge between human learning and machine learning It posits the importance of Deep learning in an urban context

PORTFOLIO LINK https://issuu.com/piyushprajapati/docs/piyush_portfolio_2019

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VISUAL DISLOCATION

M.ARCH URBAN DESIGN RESEARCH + DESIGN

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COMPUTATIONAL AWARD - UCL, LONDON

EXHIBIT AT POMPIDOU CENTRE

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The Project “Visual Dislocation� aims to train a computational brain to navigate in the city based on Data and Design.

This process unfolds in two phases.

Exploratory and Conclusive.

The environment in which we live in includes social and physical factors. In the first Exploratory phase, the design research explores different sets of datasets and urban layers that have an impact on the built environment.

With comprehensive understanding, key layers/datasets are carried forward for Visuospatial Quantification.

In the second Conclusive phase of design research, using the toolkit of the neural network, the interdependencies of datasets are established and executed, to simulate the built environment.

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GPS NUMBER OF IMPRESSIONS

CHOICE MAP ( R : 800 METERS)

GPS DOMINANT DIRECTION

VIEW ROSE DENSITY MAP

NEURAL NETWORK ANALYSIS

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LONDON URBAN FABRIC

GPS VS, VISUAL ANALYSIS

NEURAL OUTPUTS

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FORM FINDING - 1

FORM FINDING - 2

SOCIAL MEDIA ANALYSIS

The map demonstrates the impact of Social Media impressions on the catchment area of different landmarks in London. The map highlight the social dominance and the hashtags(#) used to create the same. It is quantified that the areas such as the Oxford Street and the Hyde Park have limited social media dominance. On the contrary, The Shard and the Battersea Power Station has a much higher social media dominance due to the height of these landmarks, as these landmarks can be seen from different parts of the city.

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IMAGES CAPTURED ALONG THE ROAD NETWORK

IMAGES TESTED FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PATTERNS USING NEURAL NETWORK (IMAGE SEGMENTATION)

KEY ELEMENTS ARE QUANTIFIED FOR THEIR SPATIAL COMPOSITIONS

Google Street View API’s (Application Programming Interface) provides the best platform to extract the navigable information in the form of images as observed by the user. These images are examined for visual characteristics such as brightness, hue, saturation, dominant colour, lightness, displacement of colour, etc. Increase in the number of pictures refines the datasets and the information. Pictures when analysed in clusters, presents a comprehensive understanding of the environment. They are even studied for their spatial patterns.

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STEP 01 Existing Site

STEP 02 Mapping Navigation

STEP 3 Visual Calculations

STEP 04 Massing from NN

STEP 05 New Built Environment

Design Development using Genetic Algorithm

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NEURAL OPTION 01

OBSERVATION DECK

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COMMERCIAL PODS

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CANOPIES NEURAL OPTION 06 DWELLING PODS BRIDGE FORMATION NEURAL OPTION 07

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INTERACTIVE SCREENS

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NEURAL OPTION 11 GALLERY SCAPES

DESIGN STRATEGY SPATIAL DESIGN UNDERSTANDING VIA NEURAL OUTPUTS

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CRYPT VIEW

SECTIONAL VIEW

AERIAL VIEW

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MISK SCHOOL

7 IN 1 SCHOOL DESIGN COMPETITION Location : Riyadh, KSA Area : 200,000 sqmts Role : Concept + Detail Design Status: Ongoing (2020)

MASTERPLAN APPROACH: In keeping with the development of the early settlements along Wadi Hanifah, our planning approach for the MiSK School Campus master plan was to create a series of contemporary spaces that grow from the topography of the site, its close proximity to the Wadi C Park and influenced by the unique urban forms of the nearby UNESCO world heritage site. Like clusters of small communities connected by a common oasis the design and scale of the school buildings will create a versatile and inspiring learning environment for all ages.

THE WADI CONNECTOR Senior School

Middle School

OASIS OF LEARNING

Indoor & Outdoor Learning Oasis

As with the growth of any city, these nodes would eventually expand to create a continuous integrated learning community.

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SCHOOL WITHOUT BOUNDARIES : The key aim of designing with no boundaries has been applied to the design of the teaching spaces, blurring interior and exterior spaces, creating a seamless boundary between nature and the architecture and merging learning environments with the natural context. Allowing the outdoor area to become an extension of the indoor environment by removing physical barriers, encouraging outdoor teaching and interaction whilst aiding a paradigm shift in thinking expanding the area available to learning and encouraging new ways of thinking and sharing knowledge. Modularity of internal planning has been adopted in the architecture to achieve a combination of flexible, interchangeable spaces.

with carefully considered expanses of glazing creating pockets of light and ventilation in internal courtyards, providing an external learning environment in a lush oasis style outdoor setting.

The blurring of the formal line between inside and outside is also part of a holistic approach to energy efficiency, with the aim of promoting well-being and a healthy learning environment for students whilst reducing the school’s carbon footprint and improving running costs. The facades have been designed to promote external learning, walls are predominantly solid

The design proposes a similar architectural approach, creating a series of integrated communal outdoor space that includes intimate and nurturing spaces for the younger students to more open social spaces for the older age groups, provides protection from the elements and an attractive environment that encourages collaboration, innovation and the sharing of ideas.

LESSONS FROM PAST : Traditional Najd houses typically featured one or more courtyards which were private, secure and the focal area for the families to gather and socialise. The courtyards allowed direct access to an external private space, provided protection from the elements and maximised daylight and cross ventilation whilst minimising solar heat gain.

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The base Material and colour palette follow that of the Imagination & Invention Oasis however the accent colours of flooring, fabrics and acoustic paneling again deepen in tone slightly, and a differing colour palate is provided for the Boys and Girls school. The Girls school has coral tones inspired from the sunset against the desert landscape, whereas the Boys School has blue tones inspired of the blues of Wadi Hanifah, with the connecting colour of green linking to the MiSK school brand and uniform.

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2018 IDENTITY DESIGN AWARDS’18

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AL-SEEF Location : DUBAI, UAE Status : Completed, 2018 Role : Detail Design

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Open Area Diagram

Building Area Diagram

Connectivity Analysis

Levels

Landuse Diagram

Road Analysis

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Located along the shores of Dubai’s iconic Creek the development of Al Seef is an exciting new cultural tourism space that merges the city’s past with its present.

For this unique project it was essential that we first appreciated the extent and requirement of preserving and showcasing traditional Emirati architecture and local trades. The challenge was to design the buildings as if they had always been there withstanding the test of time through aging techniques and carefully calculated degradation percentages. Water marks, caulking and bulges in the edges all contribute to achieve this.

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JUMERIAH LAKE TOWERS REDEVELOPMENT Location :DUBAI, UAE Status : Ongoing Role : Concept + Detail Design The proposed master plan combines three key components to create a holistic ‘Live, Work & Play’ environment.

The Retail component forms the essence of the re-development by providing a unique mix of functional retail, family orientated F&B, licensed (adult) and children’s entertainment, including a four screen cinema complex as well as a public park with interactive water play areas. This component provides approximately 12,500sqm of lettable space.

The Hotel & Serviced Apartment component – which offers a 100 key hotel with dedicated F&B and meeting spaces and 190 serviced apartments.

The Office component – which provides for approximately 7000sqm open plan office space over 6 floors with two landscaped roof gardens accessible on the first floor.

The fourth components, making up the ‘Live’ aspect are the existing residential towers surrounding the site. This demographic, combined with the residents from Lakes B, C & D will provide a huge benefit to the development, as well as to the overall enhanced JLT master plan, by providing an immediate footfall.

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HOTEL AND BRANDED APARTMENTS BASEMENT FLOOR LEVEL

GROUND FLOOR LEVEL

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL

3RD - 8TH FLOOR LEVEL

POOL LEVEL

TYPICAL FLOOR LEVEL

HOTEL AND BRANDED APARTMENTS

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WARSAN HOUSING Location :DUBAI, UAE Status : On-Hold Role : Concept + Detail Design

The Warsan development is a 91 Hectare (225 acre) mixed use master planned community. The masterplan emphasizes connectivity, open space, and a diverse land use to create a neighbourhood that promotes health and wellness.

As per the townhouse brief the spaces and landscaping between thetownhouses were to promote adequate natural light, improved views from within the buildings and increase privacy for the residents. Various options were discussed and reviewed internally and in order to achieve the above requirements all townhouses were designed around a courtyard which would aim to improve the quality of the internal spaces.

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AL QAMAR RESORT Location :DUBAI, UAE Status : On Hold Role : Concept Design

GROUND FLOOR

AERIAL CGI

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MEZZANINE LEVEL

FIRST LEVEL

TERRACE LEVEL

ELEVATION

CLUB HOUSE

MAIN BUILDING

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DCH PALACE HOTEL Location : DUBAI, UAE Status : On Site Role : Concept Design + Scheme Design

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Campus Diary Top 10 Architecture Projects

Magazine Publication Arch + Design

Best Architectural Thesis - India

Thesis Publication IJAR

Scholarship Thesis

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ATHENAEUM

“Architecture for architecture” B.ARCH DESIGN RESEARCH + DESIGN

Location : Jaipur, india Area : 9 Acres Musueum + Architectural Research + Commercial offices

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‘Athenaeum’ a congregational entity where the multiplication of knowledge takes place with different Medias be it the palpable or impalpable like the papyrus books or the visual interaction similar to that of what we have in a museum. This will not only cater the architectural aspect but literary and scientific development of a pupil as well for the prosperity and promotion of the user. Withal to that it lodges the students who seek to regularize their knowledge for the fruitful culmination.

The thesis is a mixed used project amalgamating: Museum, Institutional and commercial together serving for architecture under shared roof The very need of the social hub for architecture by architects would be fulfilled within the premises where the attainment of architecture would be dispatched through architects.

With the meager resources yet cactus had been responsive to the brutal climate from hot dry to dry cold by having he fibred microscopic structures that retain water and food. While the outer shell of the building that appears random at the first glimpse is the enlarged digitization of the microscopic structure of the cactus due to which its been able to adapt assertively in the desert conditions and thus vehemently the western façade bears the not so soothing sun glares the denser opaqueness and minimum transparency that does not heat up the building.

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2013 PUBLISHED DOCUMENTATION IN INDIAN TOURISM BOOK

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VARANASI URBAN ANALYSIS B.ARCH URBAN DESIGN RESEARCH + DESIGN

The city is a mixture of tradition, culture, lifestyle, nature, and architecture. Analyzing the city BENARAS through architectural eyes. The study marks the study of build and unbuilt, urban issues, traffic movement, Daily routine, land usage etc.

To the above contextual study, the design program is to create a centre for music and performing arts at a most important part of Benaras, i.e. Dashashwemedh Ghat

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2018 INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION - WINNER SPEAKER AT MUSEUM OF ARCHITECTURE, SLOVENIA

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HEX-A-TRAL

Concept for Future Architecture Location : Hypothetical Area : Urban/City Level Role : Concept Development + Prototype Post Fossil City focusses on a dynamic approach towards transportation, dwelling and communication. The definition of Living, Working, and Movement would change by the means of alternative Energy source which would be renewable and governed by resources which would not replenish over time. With No Fossils and a major scarcity of air and water, the only source of energy would be HUMANS whose existence is assumed limitless.

Imagining a city that is not addicted to fossil fuels. Interpreting the way we live, work, and move around the city, our main source of energy would come from humans.

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2018 INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION - WINNER SPEAKER AT UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA, CANADA

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NS|A 2020 SYMPOSIUM

The feeling of orientation is essential for our wellbeing. This section details out on how the spatial environments and navigation are experienced, learnt, structured and used.

Navigation by the human cognition is the individual interaction with the environment via spatial activity (Eg. wayfinding). Understanding the rightfulness of the navigation revels the insights on how we comprehend spaces.

There are three main theories explaining these interactions.

1. Landmark Learning 2. Route Learning 3. Configurational Learning

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ISLAND CITY CENTER Mixed use High rise

Location : Mumbai, india Status : Completed Role : Penthouse Design + Working Drawings

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JEDDAH MASTER PLAN Location : Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Status : Proposed Role : Concept Design

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PUBLISHED DOCUMENTATIONNEWSPAPER +SOCIAL MEDIA

HONORED BY PRESIDENT OF INDIA

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CLOCK TOWER - SCHEDULE A & B CONSERVATION RESEARCH + DESIGN

Location : President’s Estate, New Delhi, India Area :2000 sqm Role : Conservation + Documentation Status : Completed

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The conservation work of the heritage buildings in the President’s estate should guided by internationally accepted norms and philosophies as laid down in the various charters.

The charters that can guide the conservation work are: Venice Charter: The charter for the conservation and restoration of monuments and sites defi nes the object of conservation is • To prolong the life of cultural heritage and if possible, • To clarify the artistic and historical messages therein without the loss of authenticity and meaning.

The grand residence of the President of India and the grounds and buildings attached to it comprise 130 hectares of land at the focal point of the monumental Central Axis at the heart of New Delhi. It was designed by Edwin Lutyens from 1912 to 1931.

The buildings in the estate have consistent symmetry, proportion, vocabulary and materials. Schedule A and B are planned symmetrically with the main avenues radiating from the roundabout.

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2020 PAPER TO BE PRESENTED AT DESIGN COMPUTATION LAB, LONDON

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VISUOSPATIAL CITIES Research Paper

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INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC

CATIONS & INTERVIEWS

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