living conditions, e.g. interior-privacy, light interior partitions, cooking-corners, a running-water tap, individual lavatories with a washing space, used-water evacuation, and a small private-patio garden. Jack Bertoli obtained the mandate to design the New Township of Trombay for the Indian Atomic Energy Establishment. Technical problems concerning this project held it up indefinitely, although Bertoli was offered several large private mandates from important Indian promoters and contractors. However, with the continued requests to be introduced to J.R.D. Tata, Bertoli realised that corruption and nepotism were thriving in the country, and that architectural mandates were being handed out, not in the interests of the project, but with specific interests and requests only to be introduced to J.R.D. Tata. Jack Bertoli subsequently returned to Geneva, with the proposition from Switzerland to become a Swiss citizen, and open his private practice, with a return air ticket to India that he kept as a souvenir. International projects Jack Bertoli opened an office in Geneva, that incorporated twenty-one architects and a design staff. Some of his projects and designs were built in India, Switzerland, France, Italy, Africa, the United States of America, and the Caribbean, and can be seen on his website. Present projects Jack Bertoli's present work revisits his earlier research for proposals and solutions for the housing of the growing population problem of India. His work involves plans to establish a strong future philosophy for the planning of construction in India, together with the participation of Indian planners, politicians, and industrialists, including a few of the New Indian multibillionaires. Articles and publications "Probleme du Logement Economic dans l'Inde", Tribune de Geneve, 7 April 1956 "Towards City Planning and Architecture for New Needs", Design Magazine of the Arts, India, February 1959 "An Economic House for a Large Family", Design Magazine of the Arts India, March 1959 "Very Economic Houses for Indian Villages", The Hindustan Times Weekly, 21 August 1960 "De l'Alphabet de Jack Bertoli", La Galerie Club Migros, Le Dauphine Libere 1 February 1962 "Au rendez–vous de l'insolite avec Jack Bertoli. Un peintre Indien etonne et seduit", La Tribune de Geneve, 1962 "Exposition de Travaux d'Anciens", L'Ecole Internationale, 25–30 June 1966 "Emule de Le Corbusier, Jack Vicajee Bertoli", Le Dauphine Libere, 24 January 1967 "Nelly Roch-Bertoli Rehabilite le Vitrail comme element de decoration interieur", 10 February 1967 "Jack Vicajee Bertoli", 30 Jours, 11 November 1967 "La Construction du Centre de Recherches Medicales", Tribune de Geneve, 11