Tagore Theater of Chandigarh in India, designed by Ar. Aditya Prakash, is one of the master prices of modern architecture and symbolic of Chandigarh’s architecture style.
Dr Vikramaditya Prakash of University of Washington shares the very interesting story of how the Tagore Theater of Chandigarh was designed, built, and named. The key players here were Ar. [...]
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Tagore Theater: Name To Design Or Design To Name
Posted in Architecture, Discussion, tagged Aditya Prakash, Chandigarh, India, Le Corbusier, Modern Architecture, news, Pierre Jeanneret, Tagore Theater, Technology on September 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Aditya Prakash: The Indian Modernist
Posted in Architecture, News Ink, tagged Aditya Prakash, Architecture, Art, Chandigarh, India, Indian Modernist, Le Corbusier, Modern Architecture, Nehru, news, Painter, Paintings, Theatre on August 27, 2008 | 10 Comments »
On August 12, 2008 city of Chandigarh (India) lost an eminent architect, designer, painter, a theater enthusiast, academician, Le Corbusier’s associate. He was Ar. Aditya Prakash.
News Release- Aditya Prakash, Indian Modernist
He was on his way to Mumbai for staging the play Life Never Retires, created by G.S. Channi, in which he played the central [...]
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