Best structures in india 25 july 17

Best Structures in India

best structures in india

Description • Mr. Simpleton is in town. Well, actually, you can find him in different towns and cities since he’s travelling. His agenda is to check out some of the most unique Indian buildings in terms of design. The impression that seeing these buildings made on him may be simplistic but not without matter. Why don’t to see for yourself

 L& T Infotech, Chennai  This is the biggest L&T complex in Chennai. I see this main building and I get

this protective urge like a mother would for its child. Okay, that’s a bit too much, I know, but I do feel protective seeing how the building looks like a kid trying to take its first step. So, I feel like stepping forward and taking it in my arms, just in case…The building has a total of eleven floors including 3 basement level floors.  Infosys, Pune  My late Grandfather used to tell us stories from the Puranas when we were kids. About the “Cosmic Egg” from which everything came. This building certainly reminds me of the egg, and it brings back memories of my granddad. The fact that Infosys buildings are green building meant to impact the environment in the least possible way makes it even more poignant since grand father also was a great nature lover. Oh, God, I can hear his voice now, I think I’m gonna cry!

 Lotus Temple, Delhi  This is one edifice I’ve always wanted to see for myself. This flower-like structure is world

famous. Just in case you didn’t know, this is a Baha’i House of Worship. I heard that the temple has won a whole lot of architectural awards, but I’m not surprised seeing how elegantly it is designed.

Signature towers, Gurgaon  Signature Towers | Source: firstlease.comAlready famed as one of the best designed office buildings in India, the Signature Towers is situated on the National Highway 8. You’ll find many leaning companies working out of this building. And yes, it does remind me of lego bricks.  8. Gigaspace IT Park, Pune  Gigaspace | Source: panoramio.comI heard that the buildings here conform to the norms

of Vaastu Shastra. These supposedly have some awesome technologies that help create an energy conserving and healthy environment. And the buildings in this IT Park vary in floor area from 60,000 sq.ft to 150,000 sq.ft. But talking about IT parks, I’ve always wondered about one thing-don’t you ever feel bored working so mechanically all the time?

 Satesman House, New Delhi  Statesman House | Source: panoramio.comThis is the national editorial house of the newspaper, ‘The

Statesman.’ To be honest I’ve never read ‘The Statesman’ ever but I’m mighty impressed by this building of theirs. If their news-reporting is nearly as interesting as this, then they have a subscriber in me!

 UB City, Bangalore  UB City | Source: skyscrapercity.comI’ve always wanted to see this place. India’s first luxury mall. The

project, spread on 13 acres, has buildings looming up from the ground that look like something out of a tale of alternate history. Set in a world where things are always bright and there’s no misery.

 The Auroville Dome, Pondicherry  Auroville Dome | source: nyainswe.wordpress.comThe Geodesic dome in Auroville is covered by

golden discs that reflects light. This is the reason for its radiance. And inside the dome is a meditation hall. This is actually the world’s largest optically-perfect glass globe. I never meditate, tried it a couple of times when I was preparing for some bank tests and was under severe pressure. But somehow, I couldn’t find the patience to sit still and do nothing. Strange, our greatest ambition at many points in time is to sit and do nothing and yet, when we get the opportunity, we ‘re too lazy to do that.

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