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    Khawas Ji Ki Haveli is a historic street in Jodhpur with 3 heritage structures including temples and a mosque. There are no designated social gathering spaces or public transportation areas. Locals use their courtyards for socializing. Some buildings on the street have been converted to guesthouses and shops. While tourists visit, there are no accommodations within the street. The havelis and buildings are made of stone in traditional Rajasthani architecture but need improved maintenance and restoration. Recent renovations have replaced some stone and wooden structures with concrete. The street faces issues like parking and garbage while buildings struggle with encroachment and lack of government support.

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    Khawas Ji Ki Haveli is a historic street in Jodhpur with 3 heritage structures including temples and a mosque. There are no designated social gathering spaces or public transportation areas. Locals use their courtyards for socializing. Some buildings on the street have been converted to guesthouses and shops. While tourists visit, there are no accommodations within the street. The havelis and buildings are made of stone in traditional Rajasthani architecture but need improved maintenance and restoration. Recent renovations have replaced some stone and wooden structures with concrete. The street faces issues like parking and garbage while buildings struggle with encroachment and lack of government support.

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    Khawas Ji Ki Haveli

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    Khawas Ji Ki Haveli is a historic street in Jodhpur with 3 heritage structures including temples and a mosque. There are no designated social gathering spaces or public transportation areas. Locals use their courtyards for socializing. Some buildings on the street have been converted to guesthouses and shops. While tourists visit, there are no accommodations within the street. The havelis and buildings are made of stone in traditional Rajasthani architecture but need improved maintenance and restoration. Recent renovations have replaced some stone and wooden structures with concrete. The street faces issues like parking and garbage while buildings struggle with encroachment and lack of government support.

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    KHAWAS JI KI HAVELI

    Religious structures on the street Yes 3 structures-Kilki ji Ka mandir,Parshnath Jain Temple, A mosque

    Defined place for social gatherings No People usually go to city palace or around badi chopad
    Public amenities such as toilets drinking Yes 1 Public toilet is located at the node of the street
    water on thespaces
    Designated street for public transport No They do not have any designated space but people drivers usually park their
    E- Rickshaws on the corner of street

    What leisure time activities are important, do At Home People normally use their courtyard or chowks for discussions and family
    they take place at home or in surrounding? gathering.Otla is also used by the people to sit down and interact with the
    outsiders

    What work activities are important, do they


    take place in shops or in surroundings?
    Any recent transformation , extension of a Yes Some portion of Khawas Ji ki Haveli is now used as Guest House for the
    building or a shop , or the purpose of any tourist and other portion is still used for residential purpose by the family
    building is changed . members. The ground floor . Some rooms on the ground floors are used as
    commercial shops such as bangles and handicrafts.

    Does tourist visit this rasta often, any Yes Khawas Ji ki haveli is used as guest house for tourist . But there is no
    opportunities for them to sit, see, stay opportunity for tourist inside the street to stay but there are small shops of
    around? handicrafts on the street.

    Architecture
    Condition of Living Spaces Livable spaces although needs improvemnent.
    Old Havelis in Total 3 Havelis are occupied by owners or utilised for commercial activity.
    Condition of Havelis (Occupied) YES
    Structure Stone construction/ lime plaster/ flooring in concrete
    Restoration / Maintanence YES Improper Maintanence. Restoration is ongoing, however it is without
    the guidance of any professional/ legal body.
    Mostly done by the family which owns the haveli
    Measures taken for Renovation YES Replacement of Structure
    Partial Strcture in Stone replaced with R.C.C interventions
    Replacement of Doors/Windows
    Modification in Fenestration and other openings/niches
    Niches filled or converted into other RCC openings
    Architecture of Havelis Rajasthani- Stone Architecture
    Central Courtyard (Chowk )Planning
    Special attention segregation of male and female living spaces
    Kitchen with dining hall/ open dining
    Sewer system for sewage disposal
    Front Facade comprised of entrance gates (dwar)
    Current Situation Khawas ji's Haveli Front Facade stripped off on Ground level
    Now it includes shops mainly which are owned by shopkeepers
    Shops directly connected to strrets visually/spatially
    Character of street is in direct realtion to these shops
    Road Condition RCC Road
    Road Width 7.65 m
    Pathway Commercial area 1m wide on both side of the road-at the starting of the street
    Sewerage Yes Center of the road
    Drainage Yes Drain line on both side of the road
    Water Supply Yes 3-Borewells in the khawas ji ka rasta, on the ends of the streets
    operated by the public or some assigned man
    Electricity Yes Transformers are placed at the ends of the streets
    Structure Old Construction
    Chuna Plaster
    Stone Slab
    Stone Brackets for chajja
    Issues Yes Parking Problem on the streets faced by the shopkeepers
    Garbage dumped on the road near the street light pole
    Maintenance Problems by the Govt.
    Encroachment on the road by the shopkeepers

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