URBAN VAASTU - Building modern India - February 2015

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Our cover story focuses on the pitiable state of our sports infrastructure. We talk to experts to find out the reasons for the continuing neglect of facilities for different sports.
In the January issue of the magazine, we featured an interview with globally
renowned architect James Law and spoke of his remarkable work. This time, we carry the second part of the interview, where he tells us that India needs to build a strong basic foundation to ensure the success of its ambitious Smart Cities plan.
Our guest columnist, Anuj Puri, the chairman and country head of JLL India,
focuses on the growing number of ‘green buildings’ that are being developed across the country. He believes greater awareness is the key to raise demand for green projects in India. In the architecture section of this issue, you will find an interesting piece on clock towers, which were once popular in many leading cities.
The advisory column highlights the many challenges that a home buyer faces while acquiring that dream home. We also provide useful tips for the potential home buyer. The Celebrity Home feature provides you an insight into the lovely Ahmedabad home of world billiard champ Geet Sethi and his wife, Kiran Bir Sethi, a designer, educationist and social entrepreneur.
Plus we feature many other interesting and informative articles on Indian
heritage and culture.

URBAN VAASTU - Building modern India Magazine Description:

URBAN VAASTU focusses on the creation and expansion of planned urban spaces across India and International as well. The thought has been there for few years and it gives us great satisfaction as we have begun this journey from October 2014.Till date we have released 42 editions.

The main aim of the magazine is to cover the futuristic plans of many sectors like Infrastructure,Real Estate,Building materials,Education,Hospitality,Power,Facilities,Railways,Police,Policies and the Governments vision for creating the rising urban spaces and How better planning and perfect implementation will help the country to go further.

There are experts as columnists, world renowned corporate consultants and a variety of seniors from various fields in the Advisory and the Editorial board from across India and abroad.