 Charles Mark Correa |
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1930 |
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India |
Charles Correa is an Indian architect, planner, activist, and theoretician who studied architecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the University of Michigan. He has taught and lectured at many universities, both in India and abroad, including MIT, Harvard University, the University of London, and Cambridge University, where he was Nehru Professor. Mr. Correa is known for the wide range of his architectural work in India and on urbanisation and low-cost shelter in the Third World, which he articulated in his 1985 publication, "The New Landscape". His architectural designs have been internationally acclaimed and he has received many awards including the Royal Institute of British Architects Gold Medal in 1984, the Indian Institute of Architects Gold Medal in 1987, the International Union of Architects Gold Medal in 1990, and the Praemium Imperiale for Architecture from the Japan Art Association in 1994.
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Correa, Charles.
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Architecture in a Warm Climate
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1982
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Cidade de Goa
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Cidade de Goa
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1982
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Frampton, Kenneth.
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The Fate of Man and Architecture in the East
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1987
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Correa, Charles
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Kala Akademi
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1987
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Correa, Charles
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Lecture
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2004
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Correa, Charles.
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The New Landscape
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1985
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Ibrahim, Abdelbaki Mohamed (ed)
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Qatar Museum Competition
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1998
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Correa, Charles
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Scanning the Options
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1989
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Correa, Charles
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Sprituality in Architecture: Introduction
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1988
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Correa, Charles
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Urban Housing in the Third World: The Role of the Architect
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1983
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Davidson, Cynthia C., ed.
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Vidhan Bhavan
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1998
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Correa, Charles
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Vistara: The Architecture of India
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1988
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Correa, Charles.
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Vistas
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1994
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