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THEME: URBAN DESIGN, REGIONAL PLANNING, INNER-CITY REVITALISATION AND CONSERVATION

























        Image:  Tadkeshwar Mahadev Temple- Restoration of temple with aim to preserve its historical integrity while enhancing their structural
              stability and aesthetic appeal by repairing intricate carvings and restoring frescoes

            e.  Kalki Ji temple Badi Chaupar: -

              Kalki Mandir is a Hindu temple in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India, which was built by Jai Singh II in the 18th century. The temple is
              located in SirehDeori Bazar opposite the palace gate. In the temple yard is a statue of a horse made of white marble. The temple
              contains statues of Kalki and Lakshmi. Kalki Temple in Jaipur is one of the best-kept secrets of the pink city. Revitalisation of
              Kalki Ji temple showing below with the help of Photographs.



























        Image: Kalki Ji Temple- Restoring intricate sculptures and carvings that may have deteriorated over time, using traditional techniques to
              maintain authenticity
           f.  Radha Krishan Ji Temple chaugan chowk:-

              Radha krishan ji Temple is originally believed to be established by King Vajranabh (great-grandson of Krishna) around 5000
              years ago. The temple is said to be in ruins; the icons were rediscovered by Narayan Bhatt (a disciple of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu)
              and a temple was built in 1675 AD by Raja Bir Singh Deo. Later, the present structure of temple was built by Narayan Bhatt
              with the help of Raja Todarmal, one of the governors in the Akbar’s court.

              Shreeji Temple, with its arches, pillars and red sandstone, looks like a structure dating back to the Mughal era. This popular
              temple in Barsana is a classic example of the Rajput architectur prevailing during that time. The temple looks like a magnificent
              palace which is made up of red sandstone and adorned with intricate hand carvings, beautiful arches, domes and exquisite
              paintings on its inner walls and ceilings. Red and white stones have been used for the construction of the temple, which are
              considered to symbolize the love of Radha and Krishna. Revitalisation of Radha Krishan Ji Temple showing below with the
              help of Photographs.


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