We believe that a successful project is a perfect balance between vision, imagination, team work, dedication and a lot of hard work! By understanding the purpose and the core needs of the project and by applying best design solutions in collaboration with the use of latest materials and modern technology, we strive to consistently exceed limitations by creating projects that heighten expectations, strengthen relationships, and broaden appreciation.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Hi SOmshekhar
Why dont you share with us the most difficult design experience you have had in your 1 yr+ stint with SPA....how did you overcome the same...
Hey Kartiki...
Kartiki,
Which is your favorite Dream design project that you would like to work on??
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Friday, February 18, 2011
Just some thing which i came across...
Frank Gehry, Frank Gehry Considers an Accomplished Past and Uncertain Future, The Los Angeles Times.
Saturday, February 12, 2011
An extract from the book am reading....Essential texts: Louis Kahn

‘I think that music is more akin to architecture than either sculpture or painting. If you think of music, it is very, very close to architecture, and I think personally, that every architect should learn to write music. It is wonderful to realize that when a man writes music he is not enthralled by the beauty of what he sees as a kind of writing-he is enthralled by what he hears. The musician hears what he writes-he doesn’t see it. The architect comes over and looks at his drawings and says: “Oh! Isn’t it wonderful! I think I’ll make a blow-up of it and put it in my living room!” To the musician his writing means something beyond itself-it means sound, it means organization of sound. An architect must be able to read the life that comes into his works through his plans. His realm of spaces is analogous to a sheet of music. I think a sheet of music and an architectural plan are the same thing’.
_________Louis Isadora Kahn.
The Monacco Grand Prix!
What's even more confusing was that although there was a slight drop in 3rd poll volumes, most of the pollers supported these sessions. Some even thought we served good food! I know that these sessions are only 1 person's obsession but you really can't blame Som for putting so much into it. After all, 40% people think it is a fantastic excuse to run away from home chores which makes me believe that we should have these sessions each Saturday! :) Of course, why should these creative sessions be limited to just creative people. All non-creative people should enjoy them as well. So from now on, we shall have non-creative sessions on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Saturday of each month.
In any case, we look forward to receiving your suggestions for all creative and non-creative sessions which will once again spike our excitement and qualify us for the Monacco Grand Prix!
Friday, February 11, 2011
Are architects lazy ??? and many more such....
Should a client know as much and or more than an architect about the project proceedings ????
who is a client ?? what is a client ???
How does an architect define a CLIENT ???????
is client one whose whims and fansies an architect needs to satisfy ??? and many more such....
Does an Architect need a client so as to build or does an ARCHITECT build for a client ????
Is design possible without a CLIENT or it needs a CLIENT ???
Is architecture possible without a CLIENT or it needs a CLIENT ????.....
and many more such ......
What is SPACE and what is PLACE.......
and many more such...
Sunday, February 6, 2011
SOrry...had to delete the lengthy post and make it availabe on my blog..
http://mandardhuri.blogspot.com/2011/02/on-drawing-and-to-draw.html
regards,
MD

