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Namaste, Vanakkam, Sat Sri Akal and What Up all you architecture, infrastructure and urban development fans out there!Welcome to what is planned (what I plan, anyway) to be the most comprehensive blog on Indian urban and real estate development on the net (you heard it here first!)
We hope to bring the most concise information collected through open sources about this exciting time in India’s booming urban development, brought to you by all of us on Skyscrapercity.com’s India Section
Again, if you forgot to read the last sentence, this is a blog by Indian architecture, infrastructure, urban planning and urban development enthusiasts from Skyscrapercity.com’s India Section — the Indian section of largest Skyscraper-related message board on the net (how’s that for pedigree, eh?), dedicated to chronicling the major projects, skyscrapers, buildings, temples, airports, highways, farmhouses, electrical poles and chai-stands of India, or whatever else strikes our fancy.
“Why, my dear chap, whatever is an ‘Indian urban development enthusiast?’”, you may be asking. Firstly, stop talking in a falsetto British accent, you jag, and secondly, an “urban development enthusiast” according to the Offifical FeloniousVindaloo Dictionary of the English Language is, and I quote:
In·di·an Ur·ban De·vel·op·ment En·thu·si·ast
ˈin-dē-ən ‘ər-bən di-ˈve-ləp-mənt in-ˈthü-zē-əst
· Noun: Fans of Indian architecture, infrastructure, mega-, mini- and any other construction projects that contribute positively to the feeling of “urbanity” in India — and the people who love them.
In short, we — I in particular — have NO monetary, business or any other [insert legal jargon covers my ass here] interest in Indian real estate. We are just lay people, students and whatever who have an interest in architecture. In the case of me, I don’t have any money to invest in even if I wanted to.
All we’ll do is bring to you news about all the latest developments of Indian architecture, with a informational, helpful and hopefully witty running commentary that cuts through all the bullshit and gives you the real scoop on what’s hot in the world of modern Indian architecture.
And a pet peeve of mine:
Do not under any circumstances ask me about real estate prices!! Aaargh! *pulls out hair*
Not only do I NOT KNOW, but I really, really REALLY don’t care.
I just care about architecture and skyscrapers. So no questions on what are the prices of a two bedroom flat in downtown Gangtok, or if I have any advice on buying farmland in the village of Groovefunkapur, because I’m more likely to light myself on fire and throw myself into a spinning jet turbine than even deign to think about answering, because, again:
I really, really REALLY don’t care.
So, that being said, prepare to sit on the edge of your hats, and hold on to your seats or whatever ’cause we be breaking on dis world wide web — giving YOU information on the Indian Urban Development scene FOR and BY Indian Urban Development Enthusiasts!
-Felonious Vindaloo
PS: Email us at indianskyscraperblog[at]yahoo.com — replace the “[at]” with the @ sign
Funny stuff!
Keep up the good work on the reports, let’s hope a day will come when you’re too busy to do anything *but* report on construction projects.
you have a great blog. however, just wanted to point out one mistake, mukesh ambanis residence “antilla” is not at parel as the title states but is at ” altamount road “.
hey,
love to find such a blog thanks, will be checking this space regularly
n seriously oh so itching to ask you about the market prices, just to see the fire ring lol
no bad feeling
S
Hi,
I am an Architect, i have a query which needs to be answered urgently. i would realy appreciate your replys
1 – “Who is a Chartered Architect”
2 – “How one becomes a Chartered Architect”
Thanks.
well,good work i really like skyscrapers i dont care its architectural beauty i just admire its height but its hard to find one in india
we are looking temple dessigner and excution people.
Dude, how did you miss out on 36 storied South City projects, residential and shopping mall, Kolkata? It’s a place where Herschell Gibbs comes shopping!