Commercial Spaces
By: Shankh Chatterjee Everyone who lives in Delhi out there or those of us who have atleast been to Delhi have once or the other been to Nehru place and if you haven’t been then please give it a visit. From a distance and in the posh regions of the area such as the metro station where all the corporate offices are so civilized, but the moment you move into the real Nehru Place, you realize that it is your worst nightmare. Nehru place has been an integral part of Delhi for a very long time and especially for electronics and cloth.
The market area has barely any area to breath but you can be assured you can find any software or hardware for your computer or phones there. The streets are small and winding and the two shops are basically overlapping each other. The shops have just come up wherever they have found space and started their business and now it has been generations of that shop and it is impossible to uproot the area to design the area according to a sane map. The cloth markets are a thing of heaven for anyone in the business. You can find any piece of cloth and material in this market and it won’t even be a hassle but good luck finding the right shop. The cloth shops are super crammed as well and most of them look almost identical because they are selling the same products but have a different name. But if you are looking for some good cloth make your way there and we suggest you leave earlier than you planned because you will need a bit of extra time to find the place you are looking for. The whole area has come up without any specific design of the area and everything is just where it pleases. The area has roads and everything so it isn’t completely hopeless, but it is rather difficult to do anything. If only an architect could have designed the entire Nehru Place and how lovely the area would have been aesthetically, but the area is still lovely because it gets a lot of work done for all of us, L’edge included.
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By: Madhu Bhatia Here we have found a new place to roam around and have fun in, come join us at the mesmerizing Venice Mall in Greater Noida. When first I got to know about it I was extremely excited to witness this new innovative mall. The architecture of this place is humungous and extravagant. The colour which has been used here are light tones of yellow and pink majorly, which makes it look larger in size. Best part of it is how they have placed each and every light and brick in place. Parts of the place are unique and most beautiful among all of it seems like a castle which has a way up to the terrace. Going forward to the middle section it has a small lake like place which adds more gravitas to this beautiful mall's aura. It has LED lights between the walls and many pretty paintings on every wall. The architecture is so amazing it's giving a royal look to the whole place and the lights add to that mood and the whole place is properly built with loads of complimentary colors. There's a big chandelier at the entrance of the mall which is huge and extravagant. Moreover its smart thinking to put something like this in the middle of the city and made it like so huge and beautiful. This mall is more than anyone can imagine and what makes it different is the interior and architecture. I was so engaged and hypnotized as soon I entered. It gave me goosebumps . Although it is a mall but I could feel the presence of a city itself, all in one building. And I have never been to Venice either but I could feel the vibe and the persona of the city here and it's great in itself. There's more, its got a boat which is resting, it comes in use on each Sunday when they have a band playing for people who have come to shop or to visit this profoundly beautiful mall. I fell for this place as soon as I entered.
And I hope once in your life you guys get time to go and see this grand and smartly build mall which could easily be a small Venice in India. By: Madhu Bhatia Delhi is considered a place of hearty people and it's true that we have managed to accumulate all the culture at one place which is known as Delhi Haat. They have small art pieces which give aesthetic appeal to the place. The vibe itself tells a story of different cultures in India. Different states put different stalls and they have made it in their own way which keeps the essence of their home state and their culture intact. Design of each stall and shop has its own individuality. All the stalls are numbered and put according to a systemized procedure for tourists or locals to be free and see all the stalls in a more relaxed manner. They made these partitions to put each stall in a line and place them in a manner that seems very clear. People come from all over the world to explore the different street design and their art of different cultures. The life and vibe it brings is just amazing. As you move ahead you find food stalls from various cultures which bring their values with it. Design is basically a motive to describe the mode of your work and values altogether at one place.
Come experience the cultures and most amazing interior art place in Delhi. By: Gurudiksha Kaur
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