Reflections on memorable architecture
Mimamsa Diary is a captivating collection of essays that delve into remarkable architecture from around the world. Whether you’re a student eager to explore the world of architecture, engineering, and construction, or simply seeking an inspiring travel companion, this book has something for you.
Ever wondered what makes certain buildings unforgettable? Join the author on a panoramic journey of architectural wonders across the globe. From the ancient beauty of the Borobudur temple in Indonesia to the modern elegance of the River Building at Grace Farms in Connecticut, you’ll discover a diverse array of projects spanning continents.
These essays aren’t your typical history lessons on architecture. They’re personal reflections that delve into the deeper meaning behind each architectural marvel. Mimamsa, a Sanskrit word meaning “reflection” or “profound thought,” perfectly encapsulates the author’s approach to exploring these captivating spaces.
Written by an experienced architect who has also shared his passion for architecture through teaching in the United States and Mexico, this book offers a fresh perspective on the world of architecture. With master’s degrees from MIT and CUNY, the author brings both expertise and enthusiasm to every page. Whether you’re seeking inspiration, knowledge, or simply a deeper understanding of the built environment, this is your ticket to a captivating journey through the world of architecture.
Bharat Gami, Weehawken, New Jersey