Contemporary Trends: Heo Ry and Wo Rks of Chyut Kanvinde, .A .Stein, Abibrehmanetc

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Contemporary trends

T heory and works of Achyut


Kanvinde,J.A.Stein,Habib rehman etc
Padma shri
Achyut Kanvinde
Ahmedabad Textiles Industries Research Association
challenges were being faced in
recognizing human values and
understanding contemporary needs

Council of Scientific and Industrial


Research
Good architecture did not merely
emerge by imitating a so-called style
of any particular period, but an
honest expression of time backed by
human need and knowledge

Gandhi Krishi Vigyan Kendra


Bangalore (1965)
IIT Kanpur
Campus (1966)

Kanvinde’s
expressive
architecture was
variously
interpreted as
"an architectural
expression that
reflected the
culture and
aspirations"
Doodhsagar Dairy ,Mehsana (National Dairy Development Board) (1973)

functionalist approaches with elements of Brutalist architecture


Institute of Rural Management, Anand (1979)
Nehru Science Center, Mumbai (1985)
National Science Center, New Delhi (1991)
National Insurance Academy, Pune (1992)
Harivallabdas House, Ahemdabad
Padma shri
J.A.Stein
(American )
Triveni Kala Sangam and Shridharani Art Gallery facade on the left, New Delhi, 1963.
India Habitat Centre (IHC), Lodhi
Road, New Delhi, in typical Stein
architecture, constructed in the late
1980s
Padma bhushan
Habib rehman
(Indian architect)
Gandhi Ghat, Barrackepore, Calcutta, Habib Rahman, 1949. Photo from 2006.

A building becomes architecture when it not only works effectively but moves the human soul
symbolic forms of older religious
architecture
a contemporary idiom for more
symbolic buildings
conventional Bauhaus
Rabindra Bhavan
Mezzanine and ground floors of Rabindra Bhavan in 1961

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