JAIN TEMPLE FACADE, MUMBAI
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JAIN TEMPLE FACADE, MUMBAI
SIDE TRIP TO THE PINK CITY OF INDIA - JAIPUR
Photo by Chad Schram
MAPPING RURAL ALIBAG IRRIGATION SYSTEM
A photo mapping by Chad Schram of the gravity fed irrigation system for watering the palm groves in rural Alibag on the mainland across from Mumbai.
S-BRIDGE BARBER SHOP
A one meter by two meter barber shop in a “scanned” photograph producing a plan and fold out elevation.
Measured and documented by Alan (Huang Yuyang), Tina (Wei Yiting) and Chih (Yeh Yunchih).
ANEESH PRADHAN
Leading Tabla player and Classical Hindustani musician Aneesh Pradhan spoke with us in the studio about the art of Tabla and about his recent book Hindustani Classical Music in Colonial Bombay. A fascinating person, artist and talk. See his blog at www.aneeshpradhan,com and more at www.underscorerecords.com online and on youtube. With many thanks to Lakshmi Menon for arranging this and to Megan Peters for the poster.
AUTO DIS-ASSEMBLYÂ
At the Chor Bazaar, an open air auto dis-assembly micro factory. BASE Mumbaiker Chad Schram put in his first day of work alongside the local crew.
SUBTRACTIVE ARCHITECTURE
Machined/milled from living stone, the caves of Elephanta Island.
SHANTI and SALIM
BASEmumbai adopted Salim and his mother Shanti for one day. But after a bit of a tantrum from being left alone for a short time in a new place, they were returned to their home in the Mustafa Bazaar Wood Market where we visit them almost every evening bearing greens.
FERRYING BACK to MUMBAI
From Alibag on the Mainland, ferrying across the pre-monsoon choppy sea to Mumbai.
SITARA RIDE
Three-wheel Sitaras are the way to get around in rural Alibag- seeing water tanks, villages, temples and Studio Mumbai projects.
WORLD’s LARGEST OUTDOOR LAUNDRY
BASE Mumbaiker Mark Langrehr is studying and documenting Dhobi Ghat in Central Mumbai.
BACK in the STUDIO
Back in Mumbai at Studio Mumbai/BASEmumbai uploading photographs, drawing from the Water Tank measurements and back to work on the URBAN projects.
RAMESHWAR MANDIR WATER TANK MEASURED
A satisfied team after two days in the central Indian sun measuring and documenting the Rameshwar Mandir Water Tank in Alibag.
STUDIO MUMBAI WORKSHOP ALIBAG
Exploring the wondrous Studio Mumbai Workshop under the palm canopy in Alibag. Bronze castings, bitumen studies, wood models, model scale fired and lime colored bricks, lime slaking ponds, machine shop, bamboo structures, tree resin waterproofing, black magic, pack of dogs, and......................................
WATER TANK / STEPPED WELL
A quick stop at one of the string of Stepped Wells in Alibag that form a “necklace” of infrastructure for human habitation. They provide water for drinking, bathing, and animals and serve as public and spiritual spaces for both daily activities of drying foods, laundry, and cricket games as well as for rituals of birth, death, life and marriage.
STUDIO MUMBAI HOUSES in ALIBAG
A visit to the Carimjee House and Utsav houses on the Mainland in Alibag
BASEmumbai Team Interviewing the Daily Inhabitants of the Mandeshwar Mandir Water Tank