Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad

Louis Kahn’s Indian Institute of Management in Ahmedabad is one of the defining works of modern architecture in India. Built in the 1960s, the campus is organized through strong geometric forms, deep shadows, and a carefully calibrated use of brick and light. Its courtyards, walls, and openings create a sequence of spaces that feel both monumental and humane, shaped by climate as much as by vision. The project remains an essential reference in Kahn’s legacy and in the architectural history of Ahmedabad.