This film is about the architecture of the regional office of the World Bank in Delhi designed by Raj Rewal. An architecture, where present day requirements are met by fusing the latest technology with the Indian stone craft tradition and a feeling for nature.
It begins by showing the architectural context of Delhi and of the site, studies the design process, shows the various phases in construction of the building, the choices regarding furnishing and decoration of the finished building and ends with the impact of this architecture on a user.
| Format: | 16mm Film |
| Running Time: | 32 Minutes |
| Language: | English |
Manu Rewal, son of architect Raj Rewal, has captured the essence and philosophy of his father’s building, with his own technical expertise.
SARAYU AHUJA – Architect, Bombay
It is a rather well made film that successfully explains the architecture of the buildings.
Sumita Thapar – Pioneer
| Writer, Director & Producer | Manu Rewal |
| English Narration | Jessica Leskow |
| Music | Ravi Pawar & KJ Singh, Flute – Ajay Prasanna, Percussion – Hari Om, Sarangi – Ghulam Sabri & Tabla – Rafiuddin |
| Camera | Doreswamy & Manu Rewal |
| Editing | Revankar |
| Sound | M. A. Mathews, P. Kundu & Ashish Pandya |
| Mixing | M.A. Mathews |
| Additional Cameramen | Salim Sheikh & Deepak Haldankar |
| Camera & Sound Assistants | Raj Kumar & Lakshmi Narain |
| Production Assistants | Sanjay Rahlen & Rahul Rewal |
| Opticals | M.A. Hafeez & S.A. Azim |
| Laboratory | Prasad film labs, Madras Laboratoire INA France |
| Production Company | Duniya Vision (India) Pvt.Ltd. |
