Скачать или смотреть Palika Kendra, NDMC Building Delhi ki modern civic identity ka ek bold statement hai

The NDMC Building, also known as Palika Kendra, is the headquarters of the New Delhi Municipal Council and one of the most powerful examples of Brutalist architecture in India.
Completed in the early 1980s, this building was designed by architect Kuldip Singh with structural engineering by Mahendra Raj.
Its bold rectangular form, exposed concrete façade, and disciplined planning reflect an architecture that values honesty, structure, and authority over decoration.
Located next to Connaught Place, Palika Kendra intentionally contrasts with the surrounding neoclassical buildings — symbolizing Delhi’s shift from colonial aesthetics to a modern civic identity.
🎯 Key architectural highlights covered in this video: • Brutalist form and massing
• Central core planning system
• Exposed concrete façade
• Climate-responsive design
• Urban and symbolic context
Because sometimes, great architecture isn’t meant to look beautiful —
it’s meant to stand strong and speak truth.
🎬 The Inspiring Loop — where structure meets soul.