Hindustan Times I Published on: March 30, 2026

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“Today our architecture is banal, partly because of contemporary existence is so, but also perhaps because we do not seek to express anything profound (or deeply felt) about ourselves, or the society in which we live,” wrote Charles Correa in an essay titled The Blessings of the Sky. This roots his entire architectural philosophy, visible across most cities of the country.

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