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Rahul Mehrotra in conversation with Mid-day

Rahul Mehrotra, looks back at his 30-year practice in this city for a new book, discusses why embracing Mumbai always reaps rich rewards.

In conversation with Jane Borges of Mid-day Mumbai.

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Rahul Mehrotra TED Talk

Rahul Mehrotra gave at TED Talk on ‘The Architectural Wonder of Impermanent Cities’ at TED2019 | Bigger than Us in Vancouver. See the full video here

Rahul Mehrotra Interviewed by Tracés

Rahul Mehrotra was interviewed by Tracés as part of their ‘Being in a Biennale’ interview series. Rahul spoke about RMA Architects’ installation at the 2018 Venice Biennale, which received a special mention from the jury. See the interview here.

Rahul Mehrotra Lecture in Johannesburg

Rahul Mehrotra will give a lecture on July 26 in Johannesburg, South Africa as part of the GSA Boogertman+Partners International Lecture Series. Events begin at 18:00 in the FADA Auditorium at the University of Johannesburg.

Rahul Mehrotra Interviewed on Architecture Talk

Rahul Mehrotra discussed Ephemeral Urbanism with Vikram Prakash on Architecture Talk. Listen to the full interview here.

Episodes of Architecture Talk are curated conversations with contemporary critics on architecture, and architectural thinking.

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Extreme Urbanism III

Extreme Urbanism III – Planning for Conservation: Looking at Agra

EXTREME URBANISM 3 FEATURED ON ARCHDAILY

ArchDaily has featured the recently published book, Extreme Urbanism 3: Planning for Conservation: Looking at Agra, edited by Rahul Mehrotra, Vineet Diwadkar and José Mayoral Moratilla.

See the article here.

Rahul Mehrotra on India: The Urban Transition by Henrik Valeur

Rahul Mehrotra on Henrik Valeur’s book, India: The Urban Transition – A Case Study of Development Urbanism: “I very much enjoyed the range of issues touched upon and based on first hand experiences! The fine grain reading of issues in the Indian city is an important contribution so is the attempt to connect so many dots to make sense of the moving targets we encounter in Urbanism in India.”