Sikh Architecture in the Punjab by P.S. Arshi

Sikh Architecture in the Punjab by P.S. Arshi is a foundational study that explores the distinct aesthetic and structural identity of Sikh architecture as it developed across Punjab. Originally published in 1986, the book examines religious and secular buildings—from gurdwaras to forts—highlighting how Sikh design sensibilities fused indigenous traditions with Mughal, Rajput, and colonial influences.

Rich with illustrations, photographs, and architectural plans, Arshi’s work remains a valuable reference for anyone interested in the cultural and historical evolution of built heritage in the Sikh context.

• Sikh History
• Sikh Architecture

ENG- English

• Hardcover