Chandigarh created a spine of architecturally conscious communities from Delhi down to Ahmedabad, Baroda and Bombay. This project, a centre for dance, drama and music, is a bold statement of urban form, extending the vocabulary of reinforced concrete.1

  • 1. MN Ashish Ganju and Naveen Kulshrestha, Vistāra - The Architecture of India, Catalogue of the Exhibition pp 136
Plan and section
Plan and section: Plan (1. Auditorium,   2. Stage,   3. Rehearsal room,   (4 & 5). Green rooms) 

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