F E E D FORUM FOR EXCHANGE AND EXCELLENCE IN DESIGN Presents LEARNING FROM NATURE Research Cente, Unilever, Bangalore Sanjay Mohe graduated from Sir J J School of Architecture, Bombay in 1976, securing the Claude Bartley Gold Medal. He worked in Saudi Arabia from 1977 to 1980 and later for Charles Correa and Architectural Design Associates, Bombay upto 4983. He joined Chandavarkar and Thacker Architects Pvt. LUd,, Bangalore in June 1983 and is presently one of the Directors. Amongst the major projects designed by him are Factory for TT. Limited - Hosur, Research Centre for Hindustan Lever - Bangalore, JAD Tata Digital Library, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, knowledge Park for ICICI Ltd., Hyderabad and National Institute of Fashion Technology - NIFT, Hyderabad, His works have been published in Indian as well as International magazines mainly Architecture + Design, Indian Architect and Buller, Inside Outside, RIBA Journal and Architectural Review. He has won many awards including The JK Cement Award 4991, 1999, ARCASIA Gold Medal 1998 and Architectural review International Annual Award ar+d - 1999. He has presented lectures and séminars at various Universities land Architectural Forums including the Mohile Parikh Centre + National Center for Performing Arts - NCPA, Mumbai as well fas a presentation at the event called "A celebration of Architecture" held in Floros, Norway. DATE: Sunday 3rd March 2002 TIME : 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. ARCHITECTURE FOR EVERY DAY LIFE by Ar, C, Anjalendran Sei Lanka iage Family House, SOS Childrens Anuradapura ©. Anjalendran graduated from the University College of London and attained his M.Sc. from the University of London. On his return having completed his PG. Studio, he was fascinated by the central question facing Sri Lankan Architecture - the Continuity and the context of the traditional in relation to modern Iife-styles and aspirations. He feels that unlike all other arts which may portray the contradictions of daily life in particular with underdevelopment ‘and terrorism, architecture must celebrate life, He is weary of an architecture which is merely serious or even just a facade, devoid of the wit and humor of life. Given such considerations, he choose not to do a commercial sort of architecture, concentrating rather in evolving an economical aesthetic of everyday life with an affinity to the unpretentious and often unnoticed peasant vernacular: He has been in independent practice for 16 years and represented Sri Lanka at “Roots : Innovation and Tradition in Asian Architecture Today” at the Fujita Venta Museum, Tokyo in 1996, He has to his credit Ambalama - litle crest shaped pavilion at Karagahagedera in Kurunagale, Anjalendran House at Battaramulla, SOS Village at Anuradapura and Jewellery Making Lapidary and Offices at Nugegoda all in Sri Lanka to name a few. VENUE : National Film Archives Auditorium, Law College Road, Pune. The programme will commence at (0. a.m. sharp. FEED Membeship Card 2001-2002 must be presented by all at the entrance. Pushkar Kanvinde Prasanna Desai 5654362 5651031 4336486 13, PRANITI APRTMENTS, BANER ROAD, AUNDH, PUNE. Anjali Kumthekar Shubhada Kamalapurkar Abhijit De 4261843 5651187 411 007, PH (telefax) 5677073