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Amita Sinha
Pop-up Megacity
Kumbh Mela: Mapping the Ephemeral Megacity. Rahul Mehrotra and Felipe Vera (eds.). South Asia Institute, Harvard University (2015)

Nancy Adajania
Annotating Legacies
20th Century Compulsions. Mustansir Dalvi (ed.). Marg Publications (2016)

TEKTON JOURNAL ISSUES

Volume 3, Issue 2, September
2016 [ISSN (Print): 2349-6282]

Editorial

Smita Dalvi

Papers & Essays

The Water Conserving Syntax: A Rationale for Sustainable Urban Performance
Rahul Paul and Mohan Rao

[pp. 08 – 21]

Claiming the Riverfront: Building the Prinsep Ghat in Colonial Calcutta
Swati Chattopadhyay

[pp. 22 – 35]

Dwarka Lost and Reclaimed: Planning for a Resilient Landscape
Heena Gajjar and Amita Sinha

[pp. 36 – 57]

The Satras of Majuli on the Brahmaputra
Vikram Pawar

[pp. 58 – 75]

Practice

Creating a Civic Realm: Ganga Riverfront Revitalization, Patna
Nishant Lall

[pp. 76 – 87]

Turf War on a Building Project
Kamu Iyer

[pp. 88 – 93]

Dialogue

Research in Temple Architecture
Adam Hardy in conversation with Salil Syed

[pp. 94 – 107]

Reviews

Pop-up Megacity
Kumbh Mela: Mapping the Ephemeral Megacity. Rahul Mehrotra and Felipe Vera (eds.). South Asia Institute, Harvard University (2015).
Amita Sinha

[pp. 108 – 111]

Annotating Legacies
20th Century Compulsions. Mustansir Dalvi (ed.). Marg Publications (2016).
Nancy Adajania

[pp. 112 – 117]