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The document discusses works by Indian architect B.V. Doshi including the National Institute of Fashion Technology in Delhi, the Indian Institute of Management campus in Bangalore, and the Amdavad ni Gufa underground art gallery in Ahmedabad. Doshi's works emphasize scale, proportion, light, and simple, standardized construction materials. The Amdavad ni Gufa gallery exhibits works by artist M.F. Hussain and uses snouts to create moving spots of light on the floor, intended to create a mystic atmosphere.
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ar.b.v.doshi
- 1. WORKS BY B.V.DOSHI AR. BALKRISNA VITHALDAS DOSHI
- 2. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY, DELHI
- 4. NIFT DELHI Ar. Doshi believes that architecture ‘cannot be distinguished separately either as modulation of light or surfaces or supporting system’
- 7. IIM BANGLORE “The IIM Campus in Bengaluru reflects the sense of scale, proportion and light that’s trademark Doshi.
- 8. The construction of the entire complex is made simple and standardized using exposed concrete, lattices, frames, and wall system using rough blocks of local gray granite.
- 12. AMDAVAD NI GUFA An underground art gallery in Ahmedabad, it exhibits works of the famous artist Maqbool Fida Hussain.
- 13. Light arrives though snouts, creating spots of light on the floor which move around as the day progresses, intended to create a mystic atmosphere.
- 14. The mosaic tiles on the roof are similar to those found on the roofs of the Jain temples at Girnar,
- 24. PRESENTATION BY:- RAHUL VERMA ROLL NO:- 75166027 SUBJECT:- THEORY OF DESIGN B.ARCHITECTURE THIRD SEMESTER SECOND YEAR 2-8-2017