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AMIT ARYA

Perkins Eastman, New York

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SAY IT LOUD - NOW Exhibitor

New York Based Designer

Who or what inspires you professionally?

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The work of modern architects Le Corbusier, Oscar Neimeyer, Paul Rudolph and Indian modernist like Charles Correa and BV Doshi. I am constantly inspired by Rem Koolhaas for his rhethoric and David Chipperfield for his restrained approach

AMIT ARYA

Bio:

The Great designer, Amit Arya has over 12 years of experience spanning across Architecture, Urban Design and Landscape Architecture projects. His projects feature a broad range of scales and typologies including Educational, Commercial, Residential and Hospitality projects. He brings a well-researched approach to resolve complex design problems in order to achieve desired project goals. His design solutions are contextually driven ideas that balance client ambition with design aspiration.

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How did you first learn about architecture and when did you decide that built environment profession was an area of interest for you?

Drawing was one subject that I loved from the age of 12. I fell in love with the discipline when I became the hand for my older friends in college who needed help with architectural drawing. Travel allows me to dream and architecture to realize them.

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What do you do?

I work with Perkins Eastmans higher education studio. I am part of the Editorial board for the international magazine My Liveable City.

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What excites you in the work you do?

I love the rigor and process of discovering the solution that befits the design challenges. Every problem is a unique opportunity to push the boundaries of design and constantly innovate.

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Who or what inspires you professionally?

The work of modern architects Le Corbusier, Oscar Neimeyer, Paul Rudolph and Indian modernist like Charles Correa and BV Doshi. I am constantly inspired by Rem Koolhaas for his rhethoric and David Chipperfield for his restrained approach

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What is your proudest professional accomplishment or achievement?

My post graduate education at Cornell University against all odds .

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Featured Project Name: 

National Concert Hall

 

 

Featured Project Location: 

Vilnius, Lithuania

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Featured Project Completion Date: 

Unbuilt

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Role in Featured Project: 

Design Lead in group of 5 peers constituting the competition team

 

Featured Project Description:

Our proposal for the new National Concert hall is a collection of moments analogous to the City of Vilnius. Rather than create a singular monolith, we fragmented individual parts of the program, giving each its own expression and weaving “streets” into this assemblage. Our aim is to design a concert hall that creates a new public space for the city and is part of a network of cultural institutions that connect Old town to the riverfront.

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Photography Credit:

Renders Courtesy Satish Saklani

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