Master of Architecture (Conservation): Recent submissions

  • Cultural resource management plan for the jain Histroric town of Shravanabelagola Karnataka 
    Saxena, Purv Asha (School of Planning and Architecture Bhopal, 2018-07)
    The town of Shravanabelagola, a Jain historic town in the state of Karnataka, encompasses numerous cultural resources (tangible and intangible) intact in their state of authenticity and integrity. Despite being a well-received ...
  • Conservation strategies for the historic town of paithan 
    Kasture, Aishwarya (School of Planning and Architecture Bhopal, 2020-07)
    India's extraordinary architectural heritage is observed in towns and cities, especially in the areas of the older historic towns, reflecting numerous unique characteristics d cities of high historical and heritage ...
  • Preservation Manual for Colonical Churches of Jabalpur 
    Verma, Mayank (2020-07)
    Churches come among the most beautiful man-made creations in religious architecture. Thinking about churches, what comes in our mind is Cathedral in France, the Great basilica in Italy and Churches of England, in a global ...
  • Conservation strategies for koti Banal Style Temples of Uttarakhand 
    Singh, Ayesha (School of Planning and Architecture Bhopal, 2020-07)
    Koti Banal style of temples are specimens of the traditional architecture of Uttarakhand. The traces of first Koti Banal style of temples goes back to 7th century (reign of Katyuri Rajas) and flourished around the 13th ...
  • Maintenace manual for the wadas of Berdi & Sayra 
    Dubey, Aayushi (School of Planning and Architecture Bhopal, 2020-07)
    Wadas are a prominent example of traditional built form that proliferated during the the Maratha towns or cities which served as the seat of power and urban trade centers. Analyzing the town planning concept on a rural ...
  • Conservation strategies for the traditional theatre structures, koothambalams of Kerala 
    Unnikrishnan, Gayathri (SPA, Bhopal, 2019-05)
    This thesis deals with the traditional theatre structures, Koothambalams located in Kerala. Koothambalams were spaces which were dedicated for the performance of ancient sacred Sanskrit theatre, Koodiyattam. It was constructed ...
  • Conservation strategies for lesser known heritage in Agra, U.P. 
    Meenu (2019-05)
    Agra is situated in Uttar Pradesh state in Northern India. The city of Agra is much richer in its built of intangible heritage. Agra in known for the Taj. Taj Mahal isn't the just a single monument in Agra. There are so ...
  • A realm of cultures and ‘adda’ redefined through the conservation of sir stuart hogg market, Kolkata 
    Goswami, Somani (SPA, Bhopal, 2019-05)
    A market is not only a place for commerce, but also a social space for human interactions. Some are organic, some organized and some, specifically developed for the purpose of trade and commerce. The history and value of ...
  • Cultural identity and spatial transformation of Bheemili 
    Polamuri, Samitha (2019-05)
    People of different cultures share basic concepts but view them from different angles and perspectives which may be in contradiction to other cultures. When people from diverse cultures come together to form a settlement ...
  • Conservation guidelines for brickwork during the `Nawabi` period of Bhopal 
    Apoorva, Bhargava (SPA Bhopal, 2016-05)
    Brick is construction material. It is manufactured by molding the plastic clay into a rectangular prism. It has not only been used in India but also in other countries. In India, it has been used since ancient times. Its ...
  • Revitalization of lakhera gali, old Gwalior 
    Siddharth S., Jadon (SPA Bhopal, 2016-05)
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  • ontinuity of indigenous architectural knowledge system of bhil community in its original and migrated settlements in Madhya Pradesh 
    Mira, Jobanputra (SPA Bhopal, 2016-05)
    Protecting Architectural knowledge system (A.K.S) of an indigenous community needs to record and document the tangible expressions of architecture as well as understand the relationship of those tangible expressions with ...
  • Sufism 
    Uzma, Khan (SPA Bhopal, 2016-05)
    Intangible Cultural Heritage in the paradigm of cultural heritage and safeguarding the same plays a major role in its understanding and evolution; provides the essence and spirit of a place, with tangible and its cultural ...
  • Ritualistic landscape of Kalamezhuth Paatt of Kerala 
    Devakumar, T (SPA Bhopal, 2016-05)
    Rituals have got a significant role in the life of human beings, whether it is secular or religious. Cultural landscape, combined work of man and nature, has always been a well discussed topic in the past. The two terms ...
  • Historic gardens of Awadh 
    Sukriti, Gupta (SPA Bhopal, 2016-05)
    Along the bounds of river Gomti, lays a popular city: a city known for its “Nazakat‟ and “Nafasat‟, proclaimed and admired worldwide for its profound “Tarbiyat‟ and “Mehman Nawazi‟, a city known as Lucknow.The metropolis, ...
  • Lucknow as creative city 
    Ritika, Kapoor (SPA Bhopal, 2016-05)
    The Cultural value of food is unquestionable. Every country has its own food culture and the richer the history of a country is, the more aspects the cuisine of that country will have. The art of culinary has developed ...
  • Conservation plan for ambala lake and the surronding temples, Ramtek 
    Apoorva, Dandge (SPA Bhopal, 2016-05)
    Heritage structures perform vital role in nation’s history, culture and signify the richness of it. Heritage buildings and monuments in any country are mute testaments of its glorious past .India has a very rich historic ...
  • Conservation strategy for taria`s of kalachuri`s at Ratanpur, Chhattisgarh 
    Shivi, Joshi (SPA Bhopal, 2016-05)
    Area selected for thesis was the second capital of Kalachuri dynasty (1000 A.D. to 1700 A.D.) of Dakshina Kosala/ present Chhattisgarh under the most dominant king Ratandeva –II. Dynasty of kalachuri’s had upgraded ...
  • Restoration of fort wall of Chandrapur 
    Awani, Kulkarni (2016-05)
    Forts play a crucial role in protection of a region or territory. Durg is the Indian term of fort, and means difficult to trespass, signifying the importance of a strategic site, a strong wall and a moat to make it an ...
  • Conservation guidelines for deul temples of terracotta in West Bengal 
    Roy, Kalyani (SPA Bhopal, 2016-05)
    Clay-based building materials possess many desirable qualities including strength, durability and fire resistance. Thus terracotta i.e. “baked clay” is seen as one of the important building material of past and present ...

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