
Ashish Dalal

About
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Ashish Dalal is an architect from Pune, India who is interested in investigating the various facets of design at diverse scales.
Architecture of Impermanence
Migrant Temporality
The routes and the time taken for border crossing by the people in transit who have faced threat / persecution in their home country involves risks or pushback to the detention centres / expulsion or even death. The main reason being this is that, the border on the map is just a line but in reality, it is a zone on each side of the line. The Archipelago involves various locations of interest as islands and the routes act as their connections. The map also indicates a worm-hole / time slippage involved in th
A Place for Water
Do we wait for a structure/system to tear apart to call it a ruin and beautify it?
Thinking about the edge of water means no less than imagining a city and a community. Cities have had strong relationships with water bodies. In many ways, water was intimately connected with the very idea of being alive. Water is not just a physical fact but has a deep psychological presence.
Burhanpur, a town in Central India was an active trade centre and the boundary of the Mughal empire. The town is situated on the ban
Medium: Fabric Printing
Size: 800mm x 800mm