Place, Work, Folk
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Place, Work, Folk
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Articles in this collection
Local knowledge may be the best response to natural disaster and bureaucratic inefficiency (The Hindu 17.08.2019)
How design competitions waste time, money and potential. (The Hindu 23.06.19)
Connecting humans to each other and the environment is the 21st century’s biggest challenge. (The Hindu 25.05.2019)
India’s most loved profession needs a reality check (The Hindu 27.04.2019)
Why Fort Kochi is a lesson that urban planners can integrate into a larger vision for India (The Hindu 02.03.2019)
What the world’s largest city can teach us about local development (The Hindu 16.02.2019)
How we locked ourselves in a box (The Hindu 02.02.19)
All habitats are made up of the sounds of water, as they flow in and out of people, kitchens, bathrooms and sewers (The Hindu 20.01.19)
Can collective intelligence save us from self-destruction? (The Hindu 06.01.2019)
A town which has roots in the Neolithic Age struggles with the ups and downs of modernity. (The Hindu 09.12.2018)
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