Concepts of space in traditional Indian architecture

By:

Pandya, Yatin

Language: ENG Publication details: Ahmedabad Mapin Publishing 2013Edition: 1st EdDescription: 148 Pages | Binding - Paperback |ISBN:

978-81-89995-75-1

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DDC classification:

720.954 PAN DDC23

Summary: he manifestation of idea architecture is a celebration of life. Traditional Indian architecture has ably demonstrated the universality of its communication as well as its validity within multiple value systems. This is achieved essentially by relying on spatial experiences derived through narratives dynamic perception of space while in movement its kinaesthetic. This book is an attempt at understanding the very roots of what constitutes the Indian context by examining its notions of time, space and existence.

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he manifestation of idea architecture is a celebration of life. Traditional Indian architecture has ably demonstrated the universality of its communication as well as its validity within multiple value systems. This is achieved essentially by relying on spatial experiences derived through narratives dynamic perception of space while in movement its kinaesthetic. This book is an attempt at understanding the very roots of what constitutes the Indian context by examining its notions of time, space and existence.

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