Inhabiting Time: An Interview With Anupama Kundoo
Architecture is usually perceived as a spatial discipline. What happens if time becomes the primary dimension?
By The Empty Square
Architecture is usually perceived as a spatial discipline. What happens if time becomes the primary dimension?
With time as the starting point, Indian architect Anupama Kundoo examines the question of individual responsibility and potential in the shaping of our surroundings.
Building on Indian traditions, Kundoo offers a vision for future architecture founded on tactility and the human scale. She challenges the Western motto, “time is money”, and reflects on the costs of “saving time” in the building process.
At what cost have we saved time? And who is responsible for the consequences?