Sarosh Anklesaria's guest appearances

Sarosh Anklesaria

ArchitectureTalk

Citizen Architect

Rahul Mehrotra

Michael Murphy

Richard Neutra

Raymond Neutra

Mark Wigley

Reyner Banham

David Stein

Frank Lloyd Wright

Louis Kahn

Rachel Armstrong

Richard Williams

Perry Kulper

Dan Williamson

Sean Anderson

Radhika Govindrajan

OwlTail

Sarosh Anklesaria is an architect and educator. He received his diploma in architecture from CEPT University in Ahmedabad. Upon graduation, he set up his own practice Studio Sarosh Anklesaria and co-founded Anthill Design in India. He went on to receive his post-professional degree from Cornell University. Sarosh has worked as an architect with Diller Scofidio + Renfro, in New York, Herzog &amp; de Meuron in Basel, and B.V. Doshi in Ahmedabad. He has taught architecture at Yale University, The School of Architecture at Taliesin, Cornell University, The Pratt Institute, Syracuse University, and CEPT University in India. In this episode, Sarosh talks about the ethics of building and our responsibility as architects in issues involving labor, material consumption, etc.

Ethics of Building with Sarosh Anklesaria

Shubhra Raje

Riyaz Tayyibji

 This week, we continue our conversation with Sarosh Anklesaria, Shubhra Raje, and Riyaz Tayyibji about the recent developments at the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIM) where controversial deliberations have led to the decision to demolish a large swath of dormitories on its campus designed by Louis Kahn, architect. While this decision has been temporarily halted, it has generated much conversation surrounding the value of experience, collective and micro histories, the role of empathy within the built environment, and changing the terms of engagement with a “growth” mindset.

<p> This week, we continue our conversation with Sarosh Anklesaria, Shubhra Raje, and Riyaz Tayyibji about the recent developments at the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIM) where controversial deliberations have led to the decision to demolish a large swath of dormitories on its campus designed by Louis Kahn, architect. While this decision has been temporarily halted, it has generated much conversation surrounding the value of experience, collective and micro histories, the role of empathy within the built environment, and changing the terms of engagement with a “growth” mindset.</p>

95. Part II of Demolition of Kahn's IIM Dormitories with Sarosh Anklesaria, Shubhra Raje, and Riyaz Tayyibji

The basic issue is: what is the value of collective/cultural memory? What happens when we privilege certain memories over others? This week, Sarosh Anklesaria, Shubhra Raje, Riyaz Tayyibji and Vikram Prakash converse about recent developments at the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIM) where controversial deliberations have led to the decision to demolish a large swath of dormitories on its campus designed by Louis Kahn, architect.

<p>The basic issue is: what is the value of collective/cultural memory? What happens when we privilege certain memories over others? This week, Sarosh Anklesaria, Shubhra Raje, Riyaz Tayyibji and Vikram Prakash converse about recent developments at the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIM) where controversial deliberations have led to the decision to demolish a large swath of dormitories on its campus designed by Louis Kahn, architect.</p>

94. Demolition of Kahn's IIM Dormitories with Sarosh Anklesaria, Shubhra Raje, and Riyaz Tayyibji