Inspired by Jai's thread
Yes, that sphere looks like the one you posted in the other thread. It's not just BLR but all the cities of India that are showing signs of progress. But BLR (and Gurgaon) seem to be leading the pack in terms of design.ViMo said:Phoenix campus is really inspiring! That's the sort of architecture I would like to see in India. Good use of colors in the buildings! Actually, that's the spherical building which I had posted in another thread.....
Despite Banglore's infrastructure problems, the city still exudes a lot of hope and gusto
I think there is a hypocritical element amongst India's buddhijeevis when it comes to highrise/skyscrapers. They will give a thousand one reasons of why we should live in thatched houses and caves. How it's good for the environment and less taxing on mother earth. How we should preserve our ethnic culture. Then they will toast a glass of red wine to each other before settling for a continental dinner.mainhoonna said:Why doesn't Bangalore build any decent skyscrapers. It is supposed to be the boomtown.
yeap,the classic naderism and Vandana-Shivaism. These people are just dinosaurs waiting to be extinctSuncity said:I think there is a hypocritical element amongst India's buddhijeevis when it comes to highrise/skyscrapers. They will give a thousand one reasons of why we should live in thatched houses and caves. How it's good for the environment and less taxing on mother earth. How we should preserve our ethnic culture. Then they will toast a glass of red wine to each other before settling for a continental dinner.
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