Most of the major British Indian buildings prior to the 20th century were built not by an architect but by a soldier-engineer copying existing plans of buildings back home.
This practice largely ended during the 20th century, though it still happened from time to time.
mnli hypothesis: This practice largely ended during the 20th century, though it still happened from time to time. premise: Most of the major British Indian buildings prior to the 20th century were built not by an architect but by a soldier-engineer copying existing plans of buildings back home.