Reimagining Housing, Rethinking the Role of Architects in India

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Focusing on the self-perception of architects in post-independent and contemporary India, the book examines how documentary films and media shape their interventions in discussions about affordable housing. It highlights the role of architects as adaptable social actors who navigate complex challenges within local contexts to propose sustainable architectural solutions. By employing the concept of critical regionalism, the text reveals the interconnectedness of their design philosophies and practices, offering insights into their alternative visions for spatial design.