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Why Loiter? Is Mumbai an ideal city to loiter in?
Studio X in Mumbai last month hosted the launch of a book that highlights women’s access to public space. Titled, “Why Loiter?” The book is an effort of three women; Sameera Khan a Mumbai based journalist and writer, Shilpa Phadke an … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Culture, Design, Travel
Tagged Architecture, Bombay, Culture, Design, Mumbai, Parks, Public Realm, Urban Planning
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Busaba Beckoned
Busaba Beckoned This post has been long overdue. Last month Bombay Brunch Brigade went to Busaba. I was looking forward to this brunch all month long as we had planned on going to Busaba in January but ended up skipping … Continue reading
Joss, one for the gastronomic traveler
As part of my brother’s birthday celebrations this week we went to dine at Joss, a fine dining restaurant serving modern Asian flare from sushi to Indonesian noodles. In the past month or so we had made reservations here twice … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Food, Travel
Tagged Bombay, Dessert, Dinner, Farrokh Khambata, Food, Joss, Kalaghoda, Modern Asian, Mumbai, Travel
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A thrilling first week at work
My first day at work I reached the office by 10:18 am and I found myself knocking on the door. I was then let in by one of the office assistants (or peons as they are referred to in India) … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Culture, Design, Food, Indian Art and Architecture, Travel
Tagged Architecture, Bademiya, Bombay, building, Cafe Mondegar, Colaba, Culture, Design, Hafeez Contractor, Interiors, Mumbai, Tardeo, Working in India
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Relaunch!
It has been 6 months since I resigned from my job at Gensler in New York, 5.5 months since I moved back to Bombay and I now have 24 hours or less before I begin my new job. I am … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Travel
Tagged Bombay, Bombay Brunch Brigade, Brunch, Culture, India, Mumbai, Working in India
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Copper Chimney, always satisfies
This past friday we went out for our weekly family dinner to Copper Chimney. It has probably become one of our favourite Indian dining places. They have been serving excellent comforting food for years. They serve North Indian/ Mughlai, the … Continue reading
Dance your own dance!
Bombay has a vibrant theater scene with plays in many languages, in South Bombay most performances take place at the NCPA (National Center for Performing Arts) and in the western suburbs at Prithvi an intimate space owned by the legendary … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Culture
Tagged Bombay, Dance Like a Man, Joy Sengupta, Lilette Dubey, Mumbai, NCPA, Play, Prithvi, Suchitra Pillai, Theatre, Vijay Crishna
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Sharing ideas through an evening of chitchat
Volume 7 of Pecha Kucha Night in Bombay was held last month at the Balwant Sheth School of Architecture. The school made for a perfect setting to share ideas and network. Pecha Kucha Night was devised by Astrid Klein and … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Culture, Design
Tagged 2010 Design Biennale, Archana Kushe, Architect, Architecture, art, Balwant Sheth School of Architecture, Better Interiors, Bombay, Christian Gieraths, Columbia University Studio X, Culture, Design, Eucalyptus, Interiors, Japanese, Kaiwan Mehta, Kunal Shah, Mumbai, Pecha Kucha Mumbai, Photography, Rajeev Thakker, Roselyne Titaud, Shruti Mahajan, Suleiman Merchant, V Raheja Design Construction
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Brunch with Anish Kapoor
This month Bombay Brunch Brigade took a break from its usual drunkenness to accommodate Anish Kapoor’s first show in India. The Brigade met promptly on time at Mehboob Studios in Bandra. The studio set up by director – producer Mehboob … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Food, Travel
Tagged Anish Kapoor, Bandra, Bombay, Brunch, Cafe Goa, Culture, Food, Installation, Mehboob Studios, Mumbai, Richard Serra
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Redefining the Public Realm in Mumbai
Mumbai as a city is expanding with public spaces diminishing. Studies indicate that 2 hectares of quality open space per 1000 residents in dense urban settings is an acceptable benchmark. Mumbai has a severe dearth of parks and playgrounds to … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Culture, Design, Travel
Tagged Architecture, Bombay, Design, Footpath, Mumbai, Parks, Public Realm, Urban Planning
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