- Based on two Imperial powers
- Portuguese
 - British
- Indo Gothic
 - Neo Roman
 
 
 
Portuguese
- Used Iberian style for church making
 
| Iberian | Gothic | |
|---|---|---|
| Material used | 1.Brick as main material  2.Wood for roofs & stairs  | 1.Red sand stone & Coarse limestone as main material | 
| Structure Variation | Continued western architectural style | Introduced new variations | 
| Origin | Iberian Peninsula, Portugese | France | 
British
Indo Gothic
- a.k.a Indo Saracenic Style
 - a.k.a Victorian Style
 - Hybrid of Mughal + Hindu + Western
 - Features
- Elaborate and Large construction
 - Advance British structural engineering standards = use of steel + iron + concrete
 - Thinner Wall
 - Pointed Wall
 - Large Windows
 - Crucified ground plan
 - E.g
- St. Paul’s Cathedral, Kolkata
 - Victoria Memorial, Kolkata
 - Gateway of India, Mumbai
 - Lakshmi Vilas Palace, Vadodra
 
 
 
Neo Roman or Neo-Classical Style
- Post 1911 – when capital shifted from Calcutta to Delhi
 - Delhi
- Designed by Edwin Lutyens & Herbert Baker
 
 - Features
- Anonymous construction = w/o any interesting features = Criticism
 - Simplicity, modernity and Utility was compromised due to hybrid nature
 - Circular building
 
 - E.g
- Rashtrapati Bhawan
 - Parliament House
 - Supreme Court
 
 
Contribution of Architects
Laurie Baker
- Architect of Poor
 - Used locally available material
 - Avoided Plastering of walls to save on cement
 - Introduced filler slab to reduce consumption of steel and cement
 - Jali Works for ventilation and lighting
 - Exposed brick design
 - Architectural elements as furniture – utility & aesthetics
 - British Origin but settled in Kerala – Revolutionized mass housing in kerala
 
Le Corbusier
- Master plan for Chandigarh
 - Specific design inputs for several buildings in Chandigarh
 
Charles Correa
- Indian Architect, Urban Planner, Activist
 - Awarded Padma Shri and Padma Vibhushan
 - Sensitive to the needs of urban poor and environment
 - Royal Gold Medal from Royal Institute of British Architects
 - E.g
- Jawahar kala Kendra
 - National Crafts Museum
 - Bharat Bhavan