The Unspoken Language of Architecture: How Local Dialects Shape Design ? Architecture - it’s a dialogue with the community, right? This conversation with the community is a continuous process throughout the entire journey of a building. Conversing in the local dialect during this journey is a powerful yet often underestimated tool. It is a thread that seamlessly weaves a project into its context. Having had the privilege to work across India's diverse landscapes, I've experienced the transformative power of embracing local dialects: 🔍 Kashmir - AIIMS Pulwama: Breaking the ice with a warm 'Adaab' is essential. It's more than a greeting; it opens doors. 🌱 Uttar Pradesh - Medical College, Sonbhadra: A grand 'Namaskar' is a must if you want to move your project forward. 🌵 Gujarat - Hospitality District, Ektanagar: While entering a boardroom, just say "Kem Cho," and half the battle is won. 🏙️ Delhi - Mixed-Use Project: A simple 'hi' speaks volumes in the bustling capital. 🌾 Punjab - Group Housing: 'Sat Sri Akal' is more than a hello; it's a salute to Punjab's rich heritage. Trust me, nothing else works in this belt. I also believe that when you use local dialects, you show a lot of commitment to creating designs that are deeply rooted in the context. Sometimes it's the key to unlocking the soul of a project. #Architecture #LocalDialects #DesignWithSoul #CulturalConnection #BuildingCommunities Like and share if you believe that embracing local dialects enriches the architectural narrative.
Good insight! Superbly explained .
Thought-provoking
Great perspective! Your creativity is at another level
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8moI have been part of your translation of project in Kashmir, so i can say with some level of authority - i can understand what you mean when you say this.