BV Doshi: The problem is that it is a complete mess. Everything grows, each border is built uncontrollably, people build anywhere, followed by the streets and the infrastructure. We design just on the outskirts of Hyderabad a new city - Cyberabad - where we take the opportunity that the government does not own land. We think about the infrastructure and the road network, build some centers and control architecture on both sides of the streets. Between the streets are the public institutions. So you have all the building and through the connections and relationships an exploitation of chaos. Find relationships and connect them - that we propose in Hyderabad before.
dérive: urban planning is therefore still possible and dominated not by financial interests?
BV Doshi: urban planning is entirely possible and in fact, the best thing you can do! The city of Hyderabad has no country and no money. And we are planning this 1.5-million-inhabitants-city. We do not recommend the city to acquire a minimum amount of land, built on the public institutions. On the remaining building site facade inspections are only carried out. When a client acquires a larger property and building more, he pays more taxes and funded by another public building.
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