Tri-Tessellate / AKDA
Tessellate (verb) ?tocover (a plane surface) by repeated use of a single shape, without gaps or overlapping.?
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Architects: AKDA
Location: Hosiery Complex Block B Rd, Hosiery Complex, Block B, Noida Phase-2, Phase-2, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201305, India
Lead Architect: Amit Khanna
Project Architect: Daud Malik
Area: 2350.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Courtesy of AKDA
Tessellate (verb) ?tocover (a plane surface) by repeated use of a single shape, without gaps or overlapping.?The persistence of zoned industrial areas surrounding growing cities is a vestige of Ebenezer Howard?s conceptualization of an ideal city. Howard understood that the production of goods was vital to the economy but couldn't bring himself to harmonize the idea that manufacturing could exist within the city. Generations of successive urban planners have laid out industrial areas far removed from the dense city centres where they once prevailed, choosing to mistakenly empathize with the needs of the urban elite, rather than with the blue collar working class, whose commute remained an unessential component of the decision making process.
Courtesy of AKDA
The New Okhla Industrial Development Authority (or Noida), is one of the few municipal organizations in the world where the city agency has actually lent it?s acronym to the very city it services. Noida, as the region to the south-east of Delhi?s Yamuna...
Courtesy of AKDA
Architects: AKDA
Location: Hosiery Complex Block B Rd, Hosiery Complex, Block B, Noida Phase-2, Phase-2, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201305, India
Lead Architect: Amit Khanna
Project Architect: Daud Malik
Area: 2350.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Courtesy of AKDA
Tessellate (verb) ?tocover (a plane surface) by repeated use of a single shape, without gaps or overlapping.?The persistence of zoned industrial areas surrounding growing cities is a vestige of Ebenezer Howard?s conceptualization of an ideal city. Howard understood that the production of goods was vital to the economy but couldn't bring himself to harmonize the idea that manufacturing could exist within the city. Generations of successive urban planners have laid out industrial areas far removed from the dense city centres where they once prevailed, choosing to mistakenly empathize with the needs of the urban elite, rather than with the blue collar working class, whose commute remained an unessential component of the decision making process.
Courtesy of AKDA
The New Okhla Industrial Development Authority (or Noida), is one of the few municipal organizations in the world where the city agency has actually lent it?s acronym to the very city it services. Noida, as the region to the south-east of Delhi?s Yamuna...
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