During the World Architecture Festival in Amsterdam, ArchDaily sat down with Sanjay Puri who discussed his starting point, the architectural possibilities presented in India, and the oppositions faced by architects in his country. He also spoke of the importance of building in your context and not copying the past or the built environment in other parts of the earth.
With an office of more than 70, in Mumbai, Sanjay Puri Architects are currently working on several new ventures including education, residential, offices, hotel, and hospitality projects.
“India is a country which has huge opportunities right now, and the opportunity is so huge, it is unbelievable because what has been built in the last 4 decades in India, is going to be built in the next decade in terms of quantum.” -- Sanjay Puri, principal architect of Sanjay Puri Architects.
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