The architecture of Hasmukh C Patel : selected projects 1963-2003 / Catherine Desai, Bomal Patel.
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- 9781935677659 (hbk.)
- 23 720.95475 DES 023417
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720.954560904 HOS 001160 Indigenous modernities : | 720.954560904 HOS 012036 Indigenous modernities : | 720.95475 AHM 002826 Ahmadabad / | 720.95475 DES 023417 The architecture of Hasmukh C Patel : selected projects 1963-2003 / | 720.95475 KIN 007023 Walled City of Surat : | 720.95479 JAI 002181 औरंगाबाद, दौलताबाद, एलोरा, अजंता : | 720.95479 MEH 003533 Alice in Bhuleshwar : |
Includes bibliographical references (page 391).
The making of a master architect : Hasmukh C. Patel / Christopher Charles Benninger -- The architecture of Hasmukh Patel / Bimal Patel -- Selected projects -- The turn at CEPT / Rahul Mehrotta in conversation with Catherine Desai -- Mixed signals : a research mandate / Arindam Dutta -- Purpose and integrity : the architectural practice of Hasmukh C. Patel / Bobby Desai -- Biographical essay / Ismet Khambatta -- Design collaborators.
"Hasmukh Patel's architectural practice spanned the transformative latter decades of the 20th century. Patel navigated the political and economic changes of his time and brought his talents to bear equally on institutional, private and speculative development projects in a way that was rare among his contemporaries. He recognised that with every commission, regardless of budget, scale or type, came opportunities to further architecture's formal, civic and social agendas. Patel rarely spoke about his approach to design. And yet, each of his projects is a built manifesto, an exploration of how architecture might enrich the lives of India's modernising citizens ... His buildings belong to a deep tradition of 20th-century modernist thinking, where the legibility of the architectural diagram is a primary concern. Included here are 51 of his buildings, many published for the first time. Each project has been meticulously redrawn from material in Patel's archive and is accompanied by photographs and text informed by his recollections from practice."--Jacket flap.
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