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Today’s Question CLXXV

•November 11, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Recognise this beauty. Whats her story…

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CLXXV

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Today’s Question CLXXIV

•November 5, 2009 • Leave a Comment

A little pressed for time, 3 Questions at a go!!

Identify:
clxxiv.1

clxxiv

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Today’s Question CLXXIII

•November 5, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Identify the project and architect, shown below are the interiors:

CLXXIII.1

CLXIII.2

CLXXIII

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Today’s Question CLXXII

•November 5, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Identify the architect and project shown below in plan :

CLXII

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Today’s Question CLXXI

•November 3, 2009 • 3 Comments

Revisiting an old topic with a new twist… Recognise.

161.1

This

Nicely done Mansi, Akshatha and Chetan SG.

Posted in Architect, Art, Building, Location

Today’s Question CLXX

•November 3, 2009 • 3 Comments

Recognise this historically significant structure…

160.2

1

160.1

2

Cracked by Akshata, Mansi and Noronha.

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Today’s Question CLIX

•November 1, 2009 • 2 Comments

Recognise this building and its architect…

158.1

CLIX

Nicely done Noronha and Akshata.

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Today’s Question CLVIII

•October 30, 2009 • 6 Comments

Fill in the blanks and recognise the building in question.

"'M____ A_____, son of Lucius, Consul for the third time, built this"

Cracked by madhuri, akshatha, Chetan Noronha, sacredfig, Chetan S G and shreyas.

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ArchiParlance

Today’s ArchiParlance II
Today’s post is a feature on Moshe Safdie’s Khalsa Heritage Complex. I had recently been to a talk by Bani Singh on the Khalsa Heritage Complex, organised by the Goethe Institute Bangalore, as a part of the World Heritage Day lectures. Although this talk was not strictly about architecture, it gave a few incites into the [...]
Today’s ArchiParlance I
In hopes of getting myself writing more often on current affairs, here is a new feature to this blog… something on the lines of the daily quiz on architecture. Here it goes… As you may know already, Peter Zumthor was announced the Pritzker Prize Winner 2009 on April 13th. Yet, I wouldn’t blame you [...]
Willie Smits and Dr. Dickson Despommier, what geniuses
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