Our Projects
Working with and for the community
Critique on State Archaeology Report for Chintamani & Elephant Stable, Anegundi
Chinthamani Temple Anegundi is another treasure trove of ancient…
Conservation goes beyond Heritage monuments. Conservation extends to Hampi’s natural landscapes, of local flora and fauna and most importantly of local communities who need to be empowered with ecological livelihood options that augment the local arts and crafts of the region.
The works of INTACH AGH are living examples of this definition of conservation and represent our commitment to it.
Restoration
Creation of public spaces through restoring heritage structures and monuments allows the local community to interact with the built heritage.
Recent Restoration Projects
Adaptive Reuse
Adaptive reuse is the process of taking an old building or site, and reusing it for a purpose other than it was designed which promotes historic preservation or conservation around areas that are rich in history.
Intach AGH has worked tirelessly with several houses and successfully repurposed them for empowering the community.
Recent Adaptive Reuse Projects
Lata House
Lata House is a fine example of Adaptive Reuse. This structure…
Documentation
In the context of a living cultural settlement, it is essential to understand heritage in a holistic manner.
Documentation of the built, natural and intangible heritage is an important part of conservation.
Recent Documentation Projects
Condition Assessment of Shrine Street
The coining of the name “Shrine Street” comes from the presence…
Community Projects
Success of any conservation is determined by the level of understanding and engagement the local communities have. With various projects involving the community directly, such as rangoli competitions, clean street competitions etc. was how we began our journey.
Recent Community Projects
Destination Development Master Plan
Visitors infrastructure in Hampi that creates employment generation…
