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Semanalmente exploramos a cidade sob um olhar interpretativo.
Somos portugueses e encontra-mo-nos actualmente a viver em diversos pontos do mundo, respirando assim, diferentes culturas.
O objectivo deste projecto é relacionar temas e conectar pontos de vista, demostrando o que sentimos, o que vemos e o que temos.
08.maio.12
Mariana Paisana
Mohammed Malik, Ahmedabad's architecture tour-by-rickshaw operator.
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Five-storey stepwell Adalaj ni Vav built in 1499 was not just a cultural and utilitarian space, but also a spiritual refuge. It is believed that villagers would come everyday in the morning to fill water, offer prayers to the deities carved into the walls and interact with each other in the cool shade of the vav.
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Indian luncheon, but western table, at the Sarabhai"s "Retreat". NHH, Dr. Rake of Squibb (medical director), and KSH.
Geeta Sarabhai Mayor and her husband, Satyadev Mayor, were good friends and neighbors in Alkapuri, Baroda. This photo of Geeta is from Ahmedabad or, possibly, New York.
This was Gandhi’s home in the Ashram. Kakasaheb Kalelkar named it Hriday Kunj. Like the heart in a body, this centrally located abode supplied energy to the entire place. Gandhi lived here from 1918 to 1930 and it was while living here that Mohandas Gandhi came to be known as Mahatma Gandhi. Here he met national and international personalities. He left the Ashram in 1930 with a vow- “not to return to this Ashram till India became independent”. Inside there are 4 rooms: Gandhi’s; Kasturba’s; Guest and Kitchen. There are also replicas (and some originals) of Gandhi’s possessions
The Mosque of Ahmed Shah I, who founded Ahmedabad in 1412, is the oldest one in the city, having been built in 1414. This photograph is of the porch at the north end of the mosque; I believe it gave access to the private gallery for royal princesses. As can be seen, it has an exquisitely carved stone screen.