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 1. An Artisan village, kutch

Introduction

•Kutch has a distinct identity essentially derives from its indigenous culture, its traditions, architecture, local
craft and ethnic communities which is very vibrant and unique.
•In kutch there is no place where artist can stay together and share their ideas.
•An artisan is a skilled craft worker who makes or creates material objects partly or entirely by hand.
•The intent is to unite the various typologies of artisan crafts, scattered throughout the kutch, a place to
leave, practice, teach, demonstrate culture art and craft.
•To strengthen and promote the rich artisanal traditions of Kutch district.
•To create a democratic and empowering space - a common roof under which a range of stakeholders can
exchange ideas and collaborate.
•It serves as a platform for the promotion of traditional handicrafts and allied cultural practices, the
processes involved in their creation, and the preservation of culture, community and local environments.
•This thesis project would propose a An Artisan village , which would provide a common place for all type
of artisan to work and produce new art and craft and also depict the kutch, Art crafts and culture its
richness and versatility on a large scale.
•The crafts village is a mixed-use development of residential and commercial place.

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Aim
•The aim of the project is to build a regional environment for the tribal people to promote their handicraft
and culture and to create a cultural landmark for the visitors and people who are willing to learn about the
handicrafts and culture of the region.
•It is intended to create sufficient work space for their different handicrafts at the same time providing a
place to exhibit that work.
•It is even intended to propose a residential cluster for artisans and for visitors and student a visiting the
centre to learn about the culture.
•To create platform to promotes kutch’s identity and act as a cultural aggregator.

Objective of the study

•To explain the importance of art and craft conservation.
•To educate the visitor about various forms of artwork during the phase and their use in today’s scenario.
•To study various artworks and method to conserve them.
•To establish a center where artist can leave and educate others.
•It will also provide a boost to the artisan which is dying due to lack of attention.

Scope
•This study covers designing an museum to conserve all types of art and craft work.
•It also covers designing of spaces which will not only accommodation of artisan and educate about art
and craft but will also connect people to art and craft by means of workshops and other activities.
•Promoting, organizing and publicizing events which improve public access to, and participation in, arts
and crafts.
• Providing facilities for exhibitions, workshops and seminars.
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Categorically stated research areas

•The study of artist village is divided into two parts. The first part includes the arbitrary data collection of
history, theory, literature studies, reports on the subject, planning regulations and so on. The online
resources can be sufficient to gather data from relevant websites, interviews, journals, magazines,
articles, blogs, etc.
•The other part includes the intense study of all the art and crafts, the situation and scope of the
particular artist community, type and environment of the craft, current scenario and even the scope and
demands of improvements.
•For this research, personal approach to the subject is required, therefore one-to-one interviews,
analysis and inspection to the rural sites is required.
•Ethnographic and Undergo Oral History.
•Case studies, Journals and Magazines.
•Observation and Personal Interview.
•Live-events, Questionnaires and Surveys.
•Documentation and Records.

Need of this project

•In kutch there is no place where all different artisan can stay at one place and educate other.
•Artisan are dying due to lack of attention, so to conserve and make aware of all the art and craft.
•Creating awareness among the local communities about the importance of tourism for them in terms of
increase in sources of income, improved living standards and overall development of the area.
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Possibilities
•Include the basic Indian architectural design elements such as courtyard, street retail culture and the
shared working environment.
•Creating an informal atmosphere to the project.
•Temporary and permanent residence for the artist community.
•The connection of the rural artisan to urban consumer can be established by designing the retail outlet,
where the need of both can be satisfied.

•Economic Opportunities:
The craft sector is likely to provide employment with stable income to the skilled artisans. Migration of
these rural communities to urban centers can be controlled as by promoting their skills and productions.
•Environmental Benefits:
Manufacturing processes used in crafts have significantly less carbon emission, encouraging the
vernacular materials as well as organic materials where possible.
•Social Empowerment:
Crafts production also opens the gate for Women's empowerment. Art education can improve the
academic standard of future generations. There is a crucial necessity for philanthropy to understand the
monetary potential of the crafts sector by financing in high impact scalable models that can strengthen
livelihoods in a sustainable manner.

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 2. Riverfront development– Gondal
Introduction
• Waterfront is a location or part of a city or town that is directly on a body of water.
• Any building on the waterfront should boost activity in the public spaces around it
• There should be a mix of uses with seamless interaction between inside and outdoors.
• They are the sites of festivals, markets, spontaneous celebrations and other high-energy gatherings
• smart use of amenities can provide protection from inclement weather.
• Lighting strengthens a square’s identity and can draw attention to specific activities, pathways or entrances.
• Optimize public access
• Use parks to connect destinations, not as destinations unto themselves

Aim
•To create a space for Public activities and events, such as sidewalk cafés, street fairs and vendors, connections.
•Transforming it into a unique platform with recreational and entertainment facilities serving the city and its
people.
•. The idea is to create an economically vibrant and safe and inclusive waterfront providing the best social and
physical infrastructure for its residents, businesses and visitors. Also, at developing the waterfront areas and to
provide aesthetically pleasing and highly functional spaces and activities that encourages the city dwellers to
experience the beauty and serenity of the waterfront.
•The thesis focuses on creating a vital and vibrant waterfront that serves to unite the community and the visitors
in a shared experience of the city. It develops the city as a major commercial and tourist sector. Establish it as a
major tourism attraction centre and a local identity. Link the community with the waterfront. Integrate public
open spaces with more natural water edge, landscapes, parks
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Objectives

• Environmental Improvement
•Creating network of public open spaces
•Providing adequate public access to the river
•Rehabilitation of the slums
•Creating vibrant urban neighborhood
•Lower walkway : Public promenades along the entire length of the river.

Possibilities

•Perpendicular connections, will extend the grid of the community into the park and natural systems,
linking the urban grid to the natural forms of the waterscape and landscape.
•Connections from buildings and districts to the rivers should be publicly accessible, even where they run
along private development.
• Public activities and events, such as sidewalk cafés, street fairs and vendors will enliven the connections,
both as temporary and permanent installations.
•Major perpendicular connections should be designed as a continuous place, with the building wall and
landscaping defining the character of the street.

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Need of this project.

•  The riverfront development is needed as it promotes the riverfront activities at strategic locations with
major water views and create activity nodes and destinations where possible.
•The importance it holds in maximizing the amenity value of sites with good natural settings by promoting
mixed use development with public oriented activity and creating focal points and activities nodes.
•It also promote retailing and leisure activities to the water edge.
•Promote integration of waterfront recreation areas with adjoining land uses in terms of pedestrian,
access and landscape design frameworks. by building a Sense of Place.
•Making excellent living environment.
•Increase the overall living standard of people in the cities contain with riverfront.
•Accessible to public and fully guaranteed as a public riverfront.

Scope and limitation

•The study is limited to suggesting the design guidelines for riverfront development in general and
conceptual design proposal to create vibrant recreational public space for a stretch of the riverfront within
the city limit of gondal.

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Methodology

•In order to achieve the objectives stated the study will include the following sequential stages:
•To understand issues and potential of various types of riverfront development in urban areas.
•Case studies of designed waterfront in Indian context.
•Detailed study of selected stretch for riverfront development of gondali river.
•Design proposal for riverfront development.

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 3. GAUSHALA – Gondal
Introduction
•Gaushalas or Goshalas are protective shelters for cows in India. Goshalas focus on treating cows well, because of their
religious significance in Hinduism and consequent cultural sensitivity towards their welfare.
•Goshala, a Sanskrit word, means the abode or sanctuary for cows, calves and oxen.
•In Vedic tradition, cows are worshipped as mothers. According to scriptures, there are seven mothers: atma-mata (one's
own mother), guroh patni (the wife of one's teacher), brahmani (the wife of a brahmana), raja-patnika (the wife of the
king), dhenu (the cow), dhatri (the nurse) and prthvi (the Earth) are all considered mothers. Just as the child feeds on the
breast milk of the mother, human society takes milk from the cow.
•To prevent unproductive cows being sent to the abattoir, the government started the Rashtriya Gokul Mission in mid-
2014, a national program that involves constructing havens for retired cows. Proceeds from the animals’ bodily waste are
intended to pay for their upkeep. In May 2016 the Indian national government held an inaugural national conference on
goshalas.

Aim
•To create a place for cows are protected, given shelter, and also a place where products are made from cows waste.
• To conduct training camps and programmers in rural areas to help the rural poor understand the ways and means of
maintaining their bovine animals properly, protecting them from diseases and for improving the milk yield cows and the
performance of their draught animals.
•To conduct veterinary health camps in town to treat the bovine cattle suffering from diseases; and extend medical and
surgical treatment to the sick animals, free of cost and to vaccinate the bovine cattle against common contagious
diseases such as Foot and Mouth disease.
•The human society should recognize the importance of the cow and the bull and thus give all protection to these
important animals.

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Objectives

• To establish and maintain Goshalas for preserving cows, calves, bovine animals which would prevent slaughter of cows,
and bovine cattle.
• To receive and maintain the bovine animals offered by the public
• Help them improve their economic condition by creating an opportunity to have subsidiary income through dairy
activity or agricultural operations carried out with draught cattle so distributed.
•To maintain them by providing good environment, management, feeding. etc., as a part of Gosamrakshana (or) Cow
Protection.
• The dung obtained from Goshala is being used as compost manure or bio-technical manure so that the organic food
grains, fruits, vegetables, milk can be obtained.
• The cows and bulls live peacefully during the full duration of their lives.
• One who is desirous of killing the cow is in the grossest ignorance. Instead of killing the cow and eating flesh, civilized
men must subsist on various milk products and agricultural products.
• Promoters Motives of Goshala
• One who is desirous of killing the cow is in the grossest ignorance. Instead of killing the cow and eating flesh, civilized
men must subsist on various milk products and agricultural products.
• In most Gaushalas, the animals are kept very poorly. They stand in the open during rain, hot sun or cold. There is
usually overcrowding and the animals cannot move freely. The food is either inadequate or placed in such a way that only
the dominant/aggressive animals get it. It is usually the cheapest dry hay. The water trough is badly placed.
Sewage/drainage systems do not exist and the animals stand in their own faeces, which to us is “useful gobar”, but to
them is simply the discard of their bodies. Their feet become infected, they cannot sit or stand and they die quickly from
decreased immunity and increased infection.

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Possibilities

•Shelter for cows.

a) Milk cows
b) Heifers
c) Pregnant cows
d) Non-pregnant and dry cows
e) Weak/infirm/diseased/old cows.
•Veterinary hospital.
i. Veterinary diagnostic laboratory
ii. Diagnostic imaging room
iii. Isolation ward
iv. Foot bath
v. Medicine store
•Place where all products are made from cow waste.
•Shelter for disable cows.
•Managing and soliciting food from donors.
•Shop for sale of Gaushala products.
•Parking area.
•Place for rescue should be kept.

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Need of this project.
•In gondal there is a place for gushala, but it is not proper. No shelter for cows, only open ground is provided.
•This project is needed to prevent the cows, bovine cows, and provide good environment.
•Most Gaushalas do not even have a veterinarian or a surgical unit. If an animal falls down, it stays down till it dies. The
unqualified staff have no idea of how to even diagnose the problem. A Gaushala may have a mandir in it venerating the
cow, but it rarely has a sickbay in which the animal is treated.

Scope and limitation

•The study is limited to design gaushala, a center where products and medicne made from cow waste. Veterinary hospital
.

Methodology

•In order to achieve the objectives stated the study will include the following sequential stages:
•To understand issues and requirement of the gaushala
•Case studies of designed gaushala, veterinary hospital, and place where all products are made from cow waste.
•Detailed study of selected area.
•Observation and Personal Interview.
•Design proposal for gaushala.

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