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Bijoy Jain is an contemporary Indian architect and Norman R. Foster Visiting Professor of architecture at Yale University. He received his M. Arch from Washington University in St Louis, USA in 1990. Born 1965 Mumbai Nationality Indian Awards Global Award for Sustainable Architecture Practice Studio Mumbai
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Bijoy JainAlibaug
About
Born in Bombay in 1965.
Studied architecture at Washington University, in St. Louis, USA.
Worked with Richard Meier in Los Angeles
Returned to his native city where he created Studio Mumbai in 2005 after a 10 year absence.
I would say Laurie Baker – not because he used bricks, but the spirit, attention, care, love, and
the dignity he gave to his projects.
1. Architecture is more than just art.
Copper House IILocation: Chondi, Maharashtra, India
Basics and simplicity always works out the
best
Tara HouseLocation: Kashid, Maharashtra, India
Architects pay costly homage to the value of speed. Everywhere, overhasty construction
takes no account of the difficult climatic conditions. As a result, buildings and people are engaged in a vain combat against heat,
the monsoon and urban asphyxia, in the absence of a sensible approach to the
development of the city.
Work less but more...
Leti 360Location: Leti, Uttranchal, India
Even if I’ve done five projects, only through what I do, what I do well, what I am capable of, that I will be able to make a difference. That means operating with 100% attention, love and knowledge.
Palmyra HouseNandgaon, Maharashtra, India
All great work is created with complete submission to one’s limitations and abilities, with a
realisation that this is greater than us, than our lifetime. And when it
transcends all of that, as this painting did, it’s not about the physicality
anymore; it has its own life form. The creator turns anonymous, doesn’t
matter.
Office comprises of 15 architects and 150 artisans.
Belavali HouseLocation: Belavali, Maharashtra, India
As for work in the future, I’m in a sailboat and a lot of form and shape comes with continuous reading of the wind and weather. Thus the dialogue is continuous. I have no aspiration of being an office of 200 people.
The head carpenter is the most valuable person in my studio. A person who works with dignity and detail. I want to cultivate people of that calibre, to create a resource of this kind of infrastructure who can then
go and proliferate into the industry. That is the endeavour of this studio.
Conclusion
References1. Interview on 11/7/10 by architizer2. Design Detour Blog3. Studio Mumbai Official Website4. Arch Daily
