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Christopher Benninger : architecture for modern India
American born and raised, Christopher Benninger is one of India's most highly decorated architects. His career spans four decades in prominent roles : as an institution builder, UN and World Bank consultant advising governments, expert in social planning and low cost housing in Jamnagar, Chennai, Hyderabad, and master architect, designing major institutions in India. His award winning projects include the Mahindra United World College of India, Samundra Institute of Maritime Studies, YMCA Camp Site at Nilshi, Suzlon One Earth, and his own studio residence, India House in Pune. Graduating in architecture from Harvard University where he later taught, Benninger completed further studies in urban planning at MIT and settled in India in 1971, founding the School of Planning in Ahmedabad where he remains an active distinguished professor. His name appears alongside Geoffrey Bawa, Charles Correa, and Balkrishna Doshi as one of the few recipients of the Great Master Architect Award in India presented every three years.
Bakhodir Jalal : a line to eternity
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Akhmedova, N. R. (Nigora Rakhimovna), author
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Andakulova, Natalʹi͡a, author
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Falvo, Rosa Maria, editor, interviewer
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Dzhalalov, Bakhodir, 1948- Catalogs.
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Dzhalalov, Bakhodir, 1948- Interviews.
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Painting, Uzbek Catalogs.
2018
A master painter and nationally acclaimed graphic artist, Jalal is considered a living legend in his native country of Uzbekistan. The works featured here demonstrate the artist's energetic experimentation and pioneering desire to communicate beyond cultural boundaries and even his own preconceptions. This retrospective monograph provides a unique opportunity to enter the intriguing world of a key figure in Central Asian contemporary art.