Volume 5. Issue 9. September 2011 Rs. 25/-
THE
INSIDE TRACK CONNECTING THE DESIGN COMMUNITY
Cover Story
T
he World Architecture Festival is one event on the design calendar that every architect and designer looks forward to. A conglomeration of the best in design globally, the annual event is a meeting point for the best brains in the business. The festival also recognises the best global architectural plans and constructions and needless to say, to be mentioned in the shortlist alone is a matter of pride- not only for the architect
Indian Footprint At The WAF India is going places with its design and here is proof: 14 Indian projects appear on the World Architecture Festival shortlist! BY DEBOLINA SENGUPTA Design Consultants. Amongst the 704 projects that were submitted, only a few made the
Cliff House by Khosla Associates
but for the country it represents as well. The year 2011 for that matter brings a lot of reason to celebrate for the Indian architecture space with fourteen projects by eight Indian architects showcased in the World Architecture Festival Shortlist. Amongst the shortlisted projects are Aman (New Delhi) by Singapore based Kerry Hill Architects; Raas (Jodhpur), which is a Lotus Praxis Initiative; Magnificent Homes (Hyderabad) by H.P. Lakhani Associates; Bamboo Symphony (Bangalore) by Manasram Architects; Arts and Media Centre at The Doon School (Dehradun) and Cliff House (Kerala) by Khosla Associates; Subh griha and New Haven (VashindMaharashtra) by Tata Housing; D Hotel, Sushant Golf City (Lucknow), Biome, Shree Cement Township (Rajasthan) and Palmyra (Mauritius) by Sanjay Puri Architects;
Aman by Kerry Hill Architects
the Vedanta Cancer Hospital and Research Centre and its Staff and Doctor’s Housing (Chattisgarh) b y Ma l i k A r c h i t e c t u re ; a n d Chintels Residential Development (Haryana) and Echelon – Interglobe Headquarters (Gurgaon) by RSP
cut and it is a matter of great honour for the architects. “Yes it definitely continued on page 2