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INAUGURATION OF BALLARD

BUNDER GATEHOUSE
Night Beauty
BEFORE & AFTER RESTORATION

Chaotic setting of the gatehouse before restoration High Security Wall Obstructing View Of The Gatehouse
- Before Restoration

Enhanced landscape setting after restoration Old Security Wall Replaced By Grill Fence And New Security Wall

K.Unwalla Architects
BEFORE & AFTER
RESTORATION

Front Facade before restoration Front facade after restoration

Semicircular Arched Window Opening Before Window Opening After Restoration


Restoration

Cornice and frieze bands soiled by tar Restoration of façade features brings out Decorative façade features damaged by Beauty of façade features restored.
stains and weathering the delicacy of the motifs. soiling / tar stains and cement application

K.Unwalla Architects
BEFORE & AFTER RESTORATION

Ox eye window before restoration Restored openings in the central hall

Arched opening (front) blocked by masonry wall before restoration

Coffered slab of central hall before restoration Coffered ceiling after restoration

Arched opening after restoration

K.Unwalla Architects
LANDSCAPE & DISPLAY

Exhibits are arranged in the museum on freestanding bases and glass showcases so as to
minimize interventions to the historic structure. A few backlit boards displaying vital
information are hung (strictly) to brick masonry surfaces.

analysis & process


LANDSCAPE & DISPLAY

Specially designed plaques give


information about the structure and its
context.
Information plaques placed on the inclined pedestal – an Grass jointed shahbad tile paving edged by the French drain
important feature of the landscape design. topped with a layer of pebbles

Junction of old and new security walls


sensitively treated to achieve a subtle
transition. A Brass Plaque with a key
map of Ballard Estate area is aptly
Exhibits are arranged in the museum on freestanding bases Display in the Hall respects the façade articulation. Care is placed here.
and glass showcases so as to minimize interventions to the taken to cause minimum damage to the historic structure.
historic structure. A few backlit boards displaying vital Materials and colors chosen for display boards were in complete
information are hung (strictly) to brick masonry surfaces. harmony with the natural stone surfaces.

K.Unwalla Architects

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