The Building of a Modern India

How India forged a modern identity with its architects staying true to the country's ethos and values of an ancient civilisation
Published: Aug 15, 2017
The Building of a Modern India

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  • The Building of a Modern India
  • The Building of a Modern India
  • The Building of a Modern India
  • The Building of a Modern India
  • The Building of a Modern India
Gandhi Smarak Sangrahalaya 
Ahmedabad
 
Designed by Charles Correa, the structure reflects the austerity of Gandhi’s life and is built with stone floors, brick walls, wooden doors, louvred windows and tiled roofs. There are no glass windows, with light and ventilation being provided for by wooden louvres.  

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