Aga Khan Trust for Culture

Esin Atil

 Rasem Badran

 Geoffrey Bawa

<div class="pc-people-listing-body">
  <div class="readmore-summary">
    <p>Charles Correa&nbsp;is an Indian architect, planner, activist, and theoretician who studied architecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the University of Michigan. He has taught and lectured at many universities, both in India and abroad, including MIT, Harvard University, the University of London, and Cambridge University, where he was Nehru Professor. Mr. Correa is known for the wide range of his architectural work in India and on urbanisation and low-cost shelter in the Third World, which he articulated in his 1985 publication,<span>&nbsp;</span><em>The New Landscape</em>.</p>
  </div>
</div>


Charles Correa is an Indian architect, planner, activist, and theoretician

 Charles Correa

Kamran Diba

 Oleg Grabar

 Saad Eddin Ibrahim

 Hasan Poerbo

 William Porter

Aga Khan Award for Architecture (AKAA) 1989

Aga Khan Award for Architecture (AKAA)

Architecture

1987-1989 Cycle: Master Jury

Prince Rahim Aga Khan joins world leaders at COP28

Seeking common ground in a world of rivalry: AKDN at the 2023 Paris Peace Forum 

Aga Khan Award for Architecture announces Steering Committee for 2025 Award

Search

Aga Khan Development Network

Privacy Policy

Cookie Notice

Terms and Conditions

Legal

Page Temporarily Unavailable

Subscribe Email Check

Home

Our Chair

Our Founder

Our Partners

Awards

Fact Sheet

Frequently Asked Questions

Contact Us

Leadership

Biography

The Ismaili Imamat

Titles and Decorations

Who We Are

Early Childhood Development

Education

Health

Developing Human Capacity

Environment & Climate Change

Agriculture & Food Security

Civil Society

Disaster Preparedness & Response

Habitat Planning and Improvement

Habitat Planning & Improvement

Building Resilient Communities

Enterprise Development

Financial Inclusion

Hospitality & Tourism

Industrial Development

Infrastructure Development

Media

Generating Economic Growth

Historic Cities

Museum

Museums

Music

Parks & Gardens

Honouring Cultural Heritage

What We Do

Canada

United States of America

North America

France

Portugal

Switzerland

United Kingdom

Europe

Kenya 

Madagascar

Mozambique

Agriculture and Food Security

Rwanda

Tanzania

Uganda

Eastern Africa

Côte d’Ivoire

West Africa

Egypt

Syria

United Arab Emirates

Middle East

Afghanistan

Kazakhstan

Kyrgyz Republic

Tajikistan

Central Asia

Bangladesh

India

Pakistan

South Asia

Malaysia

Singapore

East Asia

WHERE WE WORK

Where We Work

Our Approach to Development

Our Ethical Framework

Our Approach

AKHS \t Aga Khan Health Services

Aga Khan Health Services

AKAH \t Aga Khan Agency for Habitat

Aga Khan Agency for Habitat

AKF \t Aga Khan Foundation

Aga Khan Foundation

AKS \t Aga Khan Schools

Aga Khan Schools

AKU \t Aga Khan University

Aga Khan University

UCA \t University of Central Asia

University of Central Asia

AKTC \t Aga Khan Trust for Culture

AKAM \t Aga Khan Agency for Microfinance

Aga Khan Agency for Microfinance

AKFED \t Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development

Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development

Our Agencies

How We Work

Our Stories

Project Spotlights

News Releases

Events

AKDN in the Media

News & Stories

Videos

Photographs

MULTIMEDIA

Multimedia

Press Kits

Speeches

Publications

Press Resources

The Learning Hub

Resources

Resources and Media

Careers

Work with AKDN

Donate

Subscribe

International Scholarship Programme

Get Involved

Adnan Test

Adnan Test (Do Not Edit) 

Tag Page

Thank You

Internal

Architecture & Planning

AKF Portugal Legal Documents

Historic Cities Programme in Cairo