16th Oct - 25th Oct | Centre Atrium
Portugal & India: Iconic Architecture and Cities Curated by Architect Rajendra Kumar, in association with Embassy of Portugal, New Delhi, as part of the celebrations of the ‘50th Year of Diplomatic Relations between Portugal and India'. India and Portugal’s architectural relations date back to the 16th century, rooted in a long history of cultural and artistic exchange. Portuguese influence is especially visible in Goa, Daman, and Diu, where churches, cathedrals, and schools reflect this shared legacy. The exhibition presents the works of leading architects from Portugal, including Álvaro Siza, Eduardo Souto de Moura, Fernando Távora, Camilo Rebello, Manuel Aires Mateus, and Nuno Valentim, alongside eminent Indian architects such as Charles Correa, Raj Rewal, Bimal Patel (HCP), and Hafeez Contractor, and others from both nations. The exhibition highlights our shared architectural heritage, a spirit of modernist innovation, and the lasting influence of these works across generations.