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Herbert Baker

British architect
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  • Rashtrapati Bhavan and the Jaipur Column
    Rashtrapati Bhavan
    / History

    …and his primary collaborator was Herbert Baker. Lutyens designed the main palace, and Baker designed the two structures that make up the Secretariat buildings, called North Block and South Block, which frame Rashtrapati Bhavan when seen from Rajpath. The space between these two buildings became a contentious topic between Lutyens…

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    …and his primary collaborator was Herbert Baker. Lutyens designed the main palace, and Baker designed the two structures that make up the Secretariat buildings, called North Block and South Block, which frame Rashtrapati Bhavan when seen from Rajpath. The space between these two buildings became a contentious topic between Lutyens…

    Read More