Heritage Building Presentation.pptx

Heritage buildings and norms applied to it.

1. Heritage Building and Site “ Heritage Building ” is a building possessing architectural , aesthetic , historic or cultural values which is declared as heritage building by the Planning Authority/Heritage conservation committee or any other Competent Authority in whose jurisdiction such building is situated. “ Heritage Sites ” shall generally include buildings , artifacts , structures , streets , areas and precincts of historic or archaeological or aesthetic or architectural or cultural significance which are at least 100 years old.

2. Importance of Heritage Buildings With respect to culture, old buildings help us to understand the history that occurred before we were born and promotes the respect for those who lived in prior times and different traditions. Historical buildings bring character and charm to the neighborhood that people live in . Such Buildings and Sites need conservation . Since India has many monuments and heritage sites, the need to conserve them has become imperative as these buildings carry archaeological, historical and artistic value. To conserve the heritage sites, different techniques are employed under the supervision of dedicated experts.

3. Who is Responsible for Indian Heritage Buildings and Sites The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI ) , under the Department of Culture, Ministry of Tourism and Culture, is the premier organization for the archaeological researches and protection of the cultural heritage of the nation. At the central level, nationally protected monuments fall under the jurisdiction of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). It is responsible for archaeological research, conservation and preservation of around 3,650 monuments categorized as “national heritage”. Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) , National Culture Fund (NCF) and NBCC (National Buildings Construction Corporation) signed a MoU for the Conservation, development & maintenance of ‘ Purana Qila project’ at New Delhi.

4. Organization Responsible for World Heritage Sites The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Organizations and Agencies that work to Protect Art and Cultural Heritage in India Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) INTACH was established in 1984 and it continues till date. Its main aim is to promote and preserve the cultural heritage for younger generations in order to provide opportunities for the youth to grasp the beauty and dignity of Indian history. This autonomous organization takes care of monuments built across India. Other than preserving the historical monuments domestically, it also works internationally in Belgium, United Kingdom and United States.

5. National Center for Performing Arts (NCPA) It is one of the very famous non-profit organizations working in the field of promoting Indian art and culture. Their theater compiles the native traditions and rituals to unify the diverse cultures. Music, dance, acts and other performances capture works from many legends of India to international artistic figures. Situated in Mumbai, it is considered as the premier organization for which it was awarded the first “Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (SIRO)” in the field of music research. Society For The Promotion of Indian Classical Music And Culture Amongst Youth (SPIC MACAY) This organization focuses on strengthening classical and philosophical art. It not only works on promoting the classical artwork but also ties memorable myths with legendary works of the past. All of this work done by SPIC MACAY, is certainly helping present generations to realize the deep rooted values of classical and philosophical art.

6. Indian Numismatic Historical and Cultural Research Foundation (INHCRF) Numismatic is the study of coins, and INHCRF is one of the most prominent organizations highlighting history through designs of coins. Coins from the ancient times reflect various historic events, their administrative technique and economic cycle. With the aim of exploring history of Indian revolutions, INHCRF also create awareness through workshops, exhibitions and presentations on promoting the fundamental value of numismatics and its importance in Indian culture and society. Kalamandir Another famous NGO, Kalamandir , works to attain “Social synergy and Human harmony” through the exchange of tribal arts, culture and music. Kalamandir was established in 1997 and now it operates in the provinces of Jharkhand. The main goal of this organization is to offer a platform for exchange of culture between different societies. Exchange in culture revives folk and regional heritage and highlights the importance of folk and tribal art forms belonging to each traits.

7. Different Norms Applied for Heritage Sites - To Protect - To Conserve - To Restore - To Preserve The heritage bye-laws include matters relating to heritage controls such as - Elevations - Facades - Drainage Systems - Roads - Service - Infrastructure (Including Electric Poles , Water and Sewer Pipelines) for areas around such monuments.

8. PROHIBITED AREA : The area beginning with the limit of the Protected Area or the Protected Monument and extending to a distance of 100 Meters in all directions. So , no new construction is allowed within 100 Meters from the Protected Area or the Protected Monument in all directions. REGULATED AREA : The area beginning at the limit of the Prohibited Area and extending to a distance of 200 Meters in all directions. Height restriction in this Regulated Area is 18 Meters. So , low rise construction is allowed in this Regulated Area. The Site is 230 Meters West to the Purana Qila .

9. Location : Pragati Maidan , Bhairon Road Site Area : 24157.8 Sq. Meter Permissible Ground Coverage : 35% Permissible FAR : 120 Setbacks : Front : 12 Meters Rear : 9 Meters Side : 9 Meters Permissible Height : 18 Meters