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Category Archives: Architecture
Happy 2015 Architecture Graduates !
Congratulations to all of you with love and best wishes from dbell and his better half, abell!
Posted in Architecture, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged 2015 Architecture graduates, architecture, aritects, New York, RPI, Troy
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Children of God #3
https://youtu.be/M29-20Rj3OM Before we went to walk through this slum just down and across Ashram Road from Gandhi Ashram, I bought a huge plastic jar of individually wrapped chocolates. I divided it into plastic bags and the students who wanted to … Continue reading
Posted in Amdavad, Architecture, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Ahmdavad, architecture, blogging, children, Children of God, India, slums, travel
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Our Last Sunday in Amdavad !
This was from a visit to a step well in Rajasthan which has nothing to do with this post except I like it and it is in India! I am an emotional wreck. Last night we had our last … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, duty, goodbye, home, India, Indian Hip Hop., travel, USA
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Children of God #2
https://youtu.be/1k7ypBocrKQ The cheapest and most expedient way for society to eradicate the slums is by leveling them after moving the people out and clearing the property. Next of course, new high rise apartment will be built. This is solving the problem and helping … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Amdavad, India, slum dwellers, slums, the least among us, the poor
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Chitiral Festival
I love this map that so clearly shows the intermingling of the great templewhere and the streets and lives of the people. It is difficult to see where one begins or ends as they intertwine. Namaste! From the first … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, Chennai, Chitiral Festival, flowers, Hindu festival, Hinduism, India, Maturai, parade
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Meenaksi Temple. . . . Madurai
gopuras of Meenaksi Temple This is the Meenaksi Sundareshvara Temple in Madurai which has been the heart and life of the Tamil people for 2500 years from ancient Madurai until today. It is hard to tell if the city … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Architecture, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged architectural plan, blogging, city, gopuras, India, Madurai, Meenaksi Temple, sacred architecture, Shiva and his consort Meenaksi, temple, touring
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Second Day of 111 F. (44 C) with More Days to Come !
Nothing says India more than the continuous sunshine and camels, unless it is the relentless heat! After my years in Arizona , we would say something is “Hot as Arizona!”, but now it is “Hot as India!” It is … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged 111 F, 44C., Amdavad, Amedavad, architect, architecture students, blogging, Gandhi Ashram, heat, monsoons, slum, sun, touring, Travel in India
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Elephant Pat . . . Shiva’s Wedding Anniversary. . Wind Flower. . . .
In Pondicherry, a seacoast city just south of Chennai, we were treated to a tropical resort called Wind Flower. It was located out of the city and honestly, the plantings were more beautiful in my mind, than a Hawaiian resort … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India, Uncategorized
Tagged elephants, Ganesha, Hinduism, India, Pondicherry, Shiva, Shiva's wedding anniversayr, south India, Travel in India
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South India Here We Come!
Here is our itinerary for the trip that begins tomorrow. Between the heat, and getting ready, and other things, I have been dithering about several posts I have started. So I decided to share what we are doing for the … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, sightseeing, South of India Trip, touring, travelling in India
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Indian Architecture Award to Mr. Doshi
https://www.facebook.com/architecturaldigestindia/videos?fref=photo Meet a truly amazing architect whom we have had the pleasure of meeting and talking to. He is a gentle , kind, humble man who is known as the “Father of Indian Architecture.” He is 88 years old … Continue reading