![]() ![]() This exhibition is a way of acknowledging the sorority of cities that shared an architecture of self-similarity, Art Deco in Mumbai and the Bauhaus Style in Tel Aviv. The urban image of the city transformed into a modernist weave of new city fabric, with neatly laid out plots, uniform footprints and building heights, punctuated by skyline dominating facades of new building typologies. In the 1930’s, a new architectural development took place both in Tel Aviv and Mumbai. It will be on view at the Claude Batley Gallery at Sir JJ College of Architecture from June 10th through June 22, from 11am to 6pm. This new exhibition addresses this question with a fascinating combination of striking photographs and introductory texts. How is it that two cities, which lay 4,000 km apart – share surprising similarities? 8th International Network of Tropical Architecture (iNTA).
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