India Today Conclave 2024: Conscious Urbanism With Danish Architect Bjarke Bundgaard Ingels
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- čas přidán 15. 03. 2024
- At the India Today Conclave 2024, celebrated Danish architect Bjarke Bundgaard Ingels, founder of the Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), shared his groundbreaking collaboration with NASA on Project Olympus, aiming to establish the first permanent human settlement on the Moon.
The India Today Conclave - India's premier thought forum - is entering its 21st year. Over the next two days, Conclave 2024 will bring together visionaries, leaders, and luminaries from across the globe under one roof to delve into the essence of 'Brand Bharat: An Assertive Nation in an Uncertain World'. Spanning over two decades, the conclave has established itself as a premier forum for dissecting the complexities of our times, stimulating intellectual debates, and seeding the ideas that shape our world.
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Innovative designs. This can be a great inspiration for India to revive & redesign.
WOW BREATHTAKING AND INCREDIBLE
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Money comes from the investors - very very innovative business people of India and the world. BIG has joined and they wont back off. As for BIG is not money that matters, they are there to create history.
This is awesome ❤️ Greatest Modern architect
Loved the architectural designs.....Would encourage the Architect Dr Bjarke to visit India's ancient Temples. He will be blown away by the architecture of these ancient Temples. Then that will give the Danish Dr the idea to make a fusion architecture that complements India's ancient amazing architecture
That's okay but ee ourselves as Indians what have we done to learn from our temples and architecture? Have we built modern Indian architecture inspired by the ancient?
I think we need to stop boasting and actually using iut rich knowledge and put it to good use rather than inviting everyone to marvel at the old while We have nothing to show of the new.
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thank u for this feature presentation
Fabulous
Great work 💯
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Wow
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They can't afford him, he is par excellence
lol Money comes from the investors - innovative business people of India and the world. BIG has joined and they wont back off. BIG is beyond money they are there to create history.
@@app.lebyte it's not about the money, it's about his thought process and the way he has grown up in a country like Denmark, a totally different socio-cultural space than India. His approach to life and the profession is alien to the people in India. He is a star architect for very different reasons.
@@anisharma82 My dude, apart from typing out your inferiority complex to a white man and their culture, you have not given a logical reason.
Europe is in decline, in terms of demographics and industrialization. So if he wants to work on any new groundbreaking city, it has to be in Asia.
@@arthuranydonuts923 absolute rubbish....you don't even know me and I am well aware of Bjarke and his modis operandi because I am from the same industry. Your stupid comment was totally unwarranted....he already has a good base in Asia, just not India...
Did anyone else feel that the desugn was 3xcellent but it's a lot of wishful thinking?
Where will the money come from for this seeminglt multi billion dollar projects? Does Bhutanese economy have the capability to generate that much wealth to sustain this lifestyle?
How do those ultra modern wooden homes along the hills make sense when currently the people live in old houses with centuries old design?
Money comes from the investors - innovative business people of India and the world. Wishful thinking well - all of the BIG's project are like that wishful made into reality.
ONLY U R BARKINGOR DOING WORK I WILL SEE
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