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THE NOVARCH is a multidisciplinary expert, Architecture, Engineering, Planning, Urban Design and Interior Design services organization focused on Collaborative growth through Efficiency and Joyful experiences. The firm was established in 1975 and is based out of New Delhi, Bareilly (U.P.), Ahmedabad (Gujarat) and Bengaluru (Karnataka).
"The personal effort put in by you, diligence with which you understood our needs and creative alternatives, personal time in effort in supervision of the construction process and settling commercial matters with various vendors has been handled professionally and with grace. We deeply appreciate and value your contribution."
"The Quality Evaluation Laboratory (QEL) building designed by THE NOVARCH has been planned as a very state of art dynamic, clean modern building. An extremely energy efficient VRF system of air conditioning and greater earthquake resistance, it is a complete structural steel building which has eliminated the conventional, messy and time consuming reinforced concrete frame structure method of building."
"Our project Prasad Doon Laparoscopy Hospital and Indo German Test Tube Baby center designed by the NOVARCH is an ultramodern and eco-friendly piece of architecture. The building was inaugurated and appreciated by the chief minister of Uttarakhand, Sh. Harish Rawat, recently. We congratulate Team Novarch for their personal care and attention to detail and recommend their firm for their excellent work. "
This essay results from the first hand experiences of the author with this behavioral pattern. It uses architectural documentation of a few houses in North India as a case study fo...
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The complexity of a city lies not only in its demographic but also in its physical manifestation. There has been enough research on the diversity and complexity of the city and so ...
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