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AIRPORT Featuring the TEMPLE of the Sacred Land Creative Group Fulfilling the dream of Prof. Shah, The legacy of Architecture was taken projects and realising the need of various Creative Group was founded in 1973. forward by Ar. Gurpreet Singh Shah, modes of project visualisation from Passing through various challenges, the M.S in Urban Design and recipient of design and built, EPC, PPP, BOT, modes. thought was transformed into reality William Kinne Fellowship award, Columbia for an ambitious motto to work towards University, New York, Creative Group The firm is leading in India for new sustainability & creating eco-friendly expanded the boundaries of practice age airports, large scale institutional, architecture. globally. commercial, industrial & residential projects featuring the best of the During the course of practice for the We at Creative Group in today’s Global passive strategies of green architecture. last five decades Creative Group has Context look upon A-Z Consultancy towards a developed from core architecture to services consisting of but not limiting This passion for designing and GREEN looking beyond architecture. We have to architecture, engineering, financial engineering a better sustainable habitat & gained expertise in most fields of management, project management, time of tomorrow has lead us to believe firmly SUSTAINABLE future development particularly in holistic management, construction management, in being selective in our clientele. infrastructure development. and quality management. We take each project as a challenge Influenced by the great masters like We have ventured into Pre-feasibility of limitless innovation, to create Le Corbusier, Louis I Kahn & Joseph study, visualising project report, value productive, functional and aesthetically Allen Stein, Prof. Charanjit Singh Shah, engineering but not forgetting the prime appreciable built form and environment. founding Principal has set certain aspect of sustainability. Thus creating This is powered by understanding latest minimum standards of practice and beyond net zero developments. The technology advancements and new code of professional conduct during his interface between various stakeholders methodology of executions. professional journey . particularly concerning large planning Creative Group works globally through Dubai having specialisation in Bionic X - Architects being experts in THE WAY FORWARD their offices in London, Europe, Dubai, Architecture learning from nature Commercial Complexes, Shopping Spain and has specialized consortium showcasing layering and wrapping of malls, Institutions with Sustainable BEYOND Partners Carvera Pioz Architects in the building aesthetic and structural Innovation Architecture. Madrid, Spain and X - Architects in component. ne tzero Design Philosophy Design Excellence SERVICES & SKILLS Specialized services in master planning, infrastructure, transit spaces, residential, commercial, workplace, institutional, hospitality, through in-house integrated project delivery. Moving Forward with.. THE TEAM With the capabilities and capacities of our passionate team in Delhi, London & Dubai, we have inculcated amongst us to thin globally and act locally. PROJECT LOCATIONS Internationally, we have worked on pro- jects in Belgrade, France, Africa, UAE and YEARS LEGACY.. USA. 5 ACADEMICS WARDS UBLICATIONS Looking beyond NET ZERO... 50+ A 600+ P Prof. Shah is dedicated to bridging Our work has won awards & appreciation Prof. Shah has authored over 10 books the gap between academicians and from all over the world, International on various allied architecture topics practitioners and promoting educational Architecture Awards, World Architecture such as “Evolution and Usage of Steel, excellence. He has served in various Awards, Lifetime Achievement Award, Redefining Indian Smart and Sustainable The built mass should not to be treated as a mass of brick and concrete but architecture schools like Jamia Milia Jewel of Punjab, National Unity Award, IIA Cities”. Our work has featured in as a living organism which breathes and is embodied within nature... Islamia, SPA-Delhi, Vastu Kala Academy, Awards, Architect Of the Year Award, CSI publications like Architecture Digest, The Apeejay School of Architecture etc as a awards, WA awards. Economic times, CW Interiors, Design professor and director. Matrix among others. Organisational Quality Publication An inspirational workplace About different aspects of architecture Prof. Shah has authored over 10 books on various allied architectural topics. Some of his books include : HR Policies Knowledge Management Diversity and Flexibility A repository of internal and external Recruit and retain the best Best Practices across specializations Best learning and development PEOPLE, PRACTICE, Technology PROCESS AND Fun Activities 100% Compliant- Festival Celebrations Cad Standards QUALITY Tea and Coffee Fully BIM enabled- sessions Hardware N+1 Corporate Social Responsibility Smart Habitat Foundation Mool Foundation Gurudwara, Saket Scanned by CamScanner Scanned by CamScanner His works speaks of his contribution Journey as an Academician ..... looking beyond architecture & develop- ment of large infrastructure projects like With an inclination towards teaching, he Airport, Metro, Railway station, Transit joined SPA, New Delhi in 1996 as a fac- Orient Development, Inter Modal hub & ulty & thereafter became the Director at creating Sustainable, Walkable, Cyclable Vastu Kala Academy, New Delhi. His pas- neighbourhood & creating Indian Sus- sion for architectural education made tainable Smart Cities of Tomorrow him an honorary recipient of Professor Design Chair from the Jamia Milia Islamia He is being adorably called as University in New Delhi. He authored sev- AIRPORT KING. eral books for students with emphasis on broad explanation for building services & Dr. S.S. Bhatti, India’s most versatile pro- management, structure, professional fessional, nicknamed “Chandigarh’s practice, etc. He has recently authored Mr Versatility” by The India Express and “Redefining Indian Sustainable Smart Cit- a triple PhD holder, has been tempted to ies” and “Evolution and Usage of Steel”. call Prof Shah the Prof. Shah has also successfully initiated “PATRICK GEDDES OF INDIA IN CREAT- Smart Habitat Foundation – a centre of ING SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE.” excellence in pursuit of art and architec- ture, urban planning, transport and infra- He has held important positions as structure – a platform where academi- Chairman, SAARCH (1996), Chairman, cians and practitioners come together Indian Institute of Architects (N.C.) to interact in form of a serious dialogue Prof. Charanjit S Shah (1994-2002), Founder Secretary Gen- bridging the gap between academics and A zealous Professional..... As a pro-active professional, he found- F o u n d i n g eral, Guild of Practicing Architects, New practical application. ed the Guild of practicing Architects in Delhi (1976-1994), Secretary General Architect, educationist and academi- 1977, enabling young & enthusiastic Principal & Chief advisor, Archi Design Perspec- He continues his journey both as a Pro- cian, Prof. Charanjit S Shah established professionals to compete with the stal- tive, New Delhi (2002-till date), Profes- fessional by spear heading landmark pro- Creative Group in 1973 with a sincere ap- warts. He was involved in various profes- • Fellowship with Institution of Valuers sional advisor, J.K.Architects of the year jects at Creative Group and as teacher proach towards Green Architecture in In- sional bodies like Indian Institute of Ar- (1987) awards (1996-2002)Member of World enthusiastically delivering guest lec- dia. Besides conceptualizing and execut- chitects & Council of Architecture & lead • Fellowship with Indian Institute of Peace Mission of India (2001- till date). tures at various colleges like SPA, Jamia ing many highly acclaimed architectural their various forums across the country. Architects Mumbai (1980) Professional advisor, Montgomery Inter- Milia Islamia, Vastu Kala etc. He is also projects, this widely travelled architect • School of Planning and Architecture, national, U.K. (2000-2004), Consulting fondly invited as the key note speaker at possesses international exposure & has His understanding of the nuances of the New Delhi, 1970 editor - American Biographic co.,New various events world wide. won many awards to his credit. Indian Diaspora with respect to urbani- • Registered with Council of York (2006-till date). zation & renewal movement across the Architecture CA/75/24 A Fellow of IIA & a Fellow of Institution country, has enabled him to success- of Valuers, he completed his graduation fully implement net zero & sustainable “Every building which one designs is from the School of Planning & Architec- models in various green-rated buildings. ture, New Delhi in 1970. Thereafter, he He ambitiously looks forward to achieve like a child born and you feel pride made a humble beginning by designing net positive rather beyond net zero in his residences & farm houses across New designed projects and is confident to and proud to be the parent ” Delhi and also worked as an arbitrator achieve the same through his dynamic & and valuer to many government & private professional approach. institutions. Prof. Shah He won the Indian Institute of Architects’ Ar. Gurpreet S Shah Passionate Designer..... (NC), Design Award in 1999 and the William Kinne Fellows Award – A Travel Principal Gurpreet Shah developed passion for Ar- prize awarded by Columbia University to Architect chitecture at a young age. He has
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