Archita Suryanarayanan
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What goes into arranging a city (opens the original)
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Have you ever looked at the aerial view of the city you live in? While flying on an aeroplane or looking at a map, we can see how a city is laid out, whether the roads are straight or winding, and which parts have the larger and taller buildings. Throughout the history of humankind, people have tried to introduce some form of ‘city planning’ to organise cities: Where to locate people’s houses? How to move from one place to another? How to handle problems like rain and floods? What happens to the
Temple tanks and their connection with water engineering (opens the original)
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Many Indian temples are not just places to pray in. Some are architectural marvels, some have sculptures that tell stories, others have inscriptions that help you piece together history, and, finally, some have building techniques that hold lessons in engineering. One key engineering aspect of temples is temple tanks. Tanks were an important component of temple architecture across many different ruling dynasties and states. From the large and dramatic stepped tank of Hampi built by the Vijayanag
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