The United States Embassy in New Delhi
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- Опубліковано 24 тра 2023
- The U.S. Embassy in New Delhi is one of the largest U.S. diplomatic missions in the world, a reflection of the importance the United States places on its relationship with India. The Embassy represents 17 U.S. federal government agencies, from the U.S. Department of State to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Weiss/Manfredi has been commissioned by the Department of State to re-envision the iconic embassy compound in New Delhi, India. The new design restores the early modernist Chancery Building and recasts the 28-acre embassy compound into a multi-functional campus. It builds on research into traditional Indian architecture and landscape as well as a consideration of the Embassy’s current needs for space, security, and sustainability.
The project includes a new office building, a support annex, and a transformed landscape that provides a secure campus for America's growing mission to India. A new tree-lined central green offers shade, connects functional zones across the campus, and introduces reciprocal relationships between the buildings and gardens. Inspired by India's enduring tradition of weaving together architecture and landscape, a series of cast stone screens, canopies, and garden walls introduce a resilient, integrated design language that brings the campus into the twenty-first century.
Nearly sixty years after the opening of the Edward Durell Stone-designed embassy, the rejuvenated embassy compound expresses the symbolic values of American diplomacy through environmental stewardship and gives measure to America's democratic presence in India. - Фільми й анімація
Absolutely! India is a treasure trove of diverse architectural styles that span centuries. While Mughal architecture has certainly left a mark on the country, it is essential to acknowledge that India has its own unique architectural heritage that predates the Mughal era and continues to flourish today.
The United States diplomatic building in Delhi may incorporate elements of Mughal architecture, which is a testament to the fusion of cultures and the appreciation for India's rich history. However, it is crucial for architects to explore the vastness of India's architectural traditions and draw inspiration from various styles like Hemadpanti.
Hemadpanti architecture, originating from the Deccan region, is known for its intricate carvings, ornamental designs, and grand temples. It represents a distinct architectural expression that deserves recognition and inclusion in contemporary designs.
By embracing India's diverse architectural heritage and incorporating styles like Hemadpanti, architects can create a harmonious blend of the old and the new, celebrating the country's rich past while embracing its modern aspirations. India's architectural legacy is a source of pride and inspiration, and it's essential to explore and appreciate its various styles
It is a beautiful building. I never knew about it.
Wow what a beautiful architectural love making between the architectural styles of two nations.
Give me a dollar every time you hear " openness and diplomacy"
One of the iconic embassy that you can see from outside and get inspired. Beautiful architecture and lovely people.
I never thought this was this important building.
It's still not that important
@@ytbois9337 architectural history will say yes, Kennedy Center is based on this that's amazing
Beautiful plans!
Mughal architecture is not Indian architecture..
it’s completely different
Understand this, the mughals had no sense of architecture. If they did, show me one pre-Humayun era architecture. The West looks down upon Indian architecture and can only florify the Mughals as they themsleves are invaders, what better do u expect?
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Who cares what some western glorifies mughaaal rule in india.. thing is that it’s an architecture that has no resemblance with the Bharatiya architecture.. it’s a turkic architecture.. so pls stop confounding the two.. call a spade a spade..
Inlog ko Sirf Mughal hi dikhta kya
Wo Ajanta Ellora Madurai Bodhgaya etc wo sab nhi dikhta
@@-bigChungusVerified Its inspired by Persian or Afghan or Turkic with Indian motifs added . Its not Hindustan , Muslim culture is part of Indian heritage too. India doesn't mean Hindu.
@@user-ry2gw1cy1b india means hindu. Invaders cannot lay claim to our culture. Period. You can't make virgin Mary into virgin mata and call it indian godess.
No the mughal architecture were not influenced by persian but indian architecture and arab influence of moors if you tell me the mosques built on demolished temples, may be I will accept as their contribution. No persian ass can conceptualize taj mahal.
Very beautiful embassy ❤
Great USA
WOW! Make Embassies world-class and bless India with poor infrastructure. Wonder why Diplomats always do daydreaming in that palace and lack vision in their work.
Hey America, It's not the Mughal Culture. You are referring it to 'Mughal Culture' because Mughals destroyed Indian Culture which were much more advanced. Anyways one only point - are there same building in history from where Mughal came from 😂?. Its the Indian Culture, Architecture, Workers who worked for Mughals at that point of time in History
Cry baby 🍼 🍼 😂😂
@@shortworld5622jali itself is Hindi word not Arab word nothing called Mughal architecture it's indian Hindu architects who built those mosque and what happened to those people is a well known fact go watch Uzbekistan afganistan and find similar architecture I bet u don't because it's simple Hindu architects build those with Islamic text thus mugal architecture it's originally ancient Rajasthani architecture
Now u cry kiddo
I'm an architect...love the bull... they talk. I've heard every cliché ever invented....yawn.
America will thank modi for wonderful building
Why not 😂
Why?
All countries build their embassy by self
😂 kya chutiyapa hai. Har desh khudka Embassy bnata hai
😂😂😂
The US is the US. Love America. Hope our ties will continue to grow with time and it won't end ever.
It looks like pakistans establishment plaza
lol..another woke propangada
Yes, why should we draw inspiration from wondrous indigenous architects, instead, we look towards the regressive architectures of barbaric Islamic invaders.
Because they itself is a barbarians.😂
Muslim Wonder of the World - Taj Mahal
Santani Wonder of the World - Dharavi Worlds Largest Slum
This embassy represents American blindness.
Time that GoI took away these lands from Foreign Embassy's & develop these high value lands something more useful. Allocate lands in less value somewhere else!
The idea behind this video is very ill and the Americans are very short sighted.
What kind of culture they are talking about??? if the Mugals was our culture to incorporate their peace of design in the Embassy Building then Where is the element of Jain Culture, Bodh Culture, Sikh Culture, Bangali Culture, Jain Culture, christianity, South India Cultures, or many more....and where is India Culture have unmatchable architecture in thousand years old Mandirs...like Surya Mandir, Lepakshi temple, Hampi Virupaksha Temple, Chennakeshava Temple, Kanchi Temple, Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple, Tanjore Temple, Halebidu Temple, Konark Temple and many more....where is their element....This Embassy does not belongs to India It belongs to Afganistan, Pakistan or any Islamic Country...!!! Mugals were not from India They came to India to Invade Us...If Invader were our culture then you should add Elements of (Aryan Invasion (1800-1500 BCE), Persian invasions(535 BC ), Alexander’s Invasion(336 BC -323 BC), Invasion of Seleucid(305 -303 BC), Indo, Greek Invasion (180 BC), Huna Invasion(458 AD), The European Invasionsor or Britishers).
Burnol Lagale - American Architects recognized real quality and true design.