Building Jaipur The Making of an Indian City

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Autores principales: Sachdev, Vibhuti (Autor), Tillotson, Giles (Autor), Sachdev, Giles (Autor), Tillotson, Vibhuti (Autor)
Format: Electronisk eBog
Sprog:engelsk
Udgivet: London : Chicago : Reaktion Books, Limited Chicago Distribution Center [Distributor] Oct. 2004
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520 8 |a Annotation  |b <div>Jaipur, in Rajasthan, is one of India&#8217;s most famous cities, and is renowned for its palaces and museums, its craft traditions and its distinctive pink shops and houses. A planned city within walls, it was built in pre-modern times according to a distinctive Indian theory of architecture known as<i>vastu vidya</i>. As architecture subsequently developed in India, in response to British and latterly post-colonial policies, this system became increasingly marginalized and fragmented, decreasingly practiced and understood. Taking Jaipur as a test case, the authors use this lost tradition to explain historic Indian buildings according to the rationale of their original architects.<br /><br />The authors also examine the place of traditional architectural theory in a modern context &#8211; Post-Modern architecture in India has often sought to recapture a spirit of the past, and yet been reluctant to engage with traditional theory. By chronicling the gradual eclipse of Indian architectural theory, the authors explain how this reluctance arose; they also describe the need and the terms for a fresh engagement with it. The result is an architectural biography of a city, and a concise history of Indian architectural theory over the last 300 years.</div> 
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