Home / Lifestyle / Culture / Article / Architect captures Bandra in a few strokes

Architect captures Bandra in a few strokes

<p>Architect Savio Lobo's title, Bandra By Hand, pays a unique tribute to the suburb. By using line drawings, he defines the area's rich, diverse character, from its Portuguese-styled villas and churches to its schools and other charming sites</p>

Listen to this article :
Bandra

Bandra

“Main line mar raha hoon” would be architect Savio Lobo’s practical reply when puzzled passers-by would ask him, “Kya kar rahe ho?” This, after noticing him positioned outside a Portuguese-styled bungalow or a chapel tucked in a bylane in Bandra, while sketching one of the 100 images meant for his book.

Bandra
Constructed first in 1858 as a chapel on the hill, St Anne’s Church as it is known today, was rebuilt in 1939. Sketch COURTESY/SAVIO LOBO, ARCHITECT

This was one of the many anecdotes that Lobo regaled audiences with on a rainy Sunday evening at the release of his stylish coffee table book of line drawings, Bandra By Hand: Drawing Attention.

Trending Stories

Latest Photoscta-pos

Latest VideosView All

Latest Web StoriesView All

Mid-Day FastView All

Advertisement