Dhoolpet Study for Design Studio 2013,M.

Arch(General Architecture)

Location Plan & Distance From Charminar

Situation plan of Dhoolpet, Area

Boundary of the selected area of Dhoolpet for Study.

Introduction
Dhoolpet is one of the old suburbs in Hyderabad, India. It is part of the old city of Hyderabad. This place is inhabited by people who migrated from Uttar Pradesh during the Nizam rule.People fought against the Razakars and help Indian Army to Liberate Hydarabad.It is a Land of Wrestlers which has produce many National level wrestlers. This is popular for its Ganesh idols which are made for the festival Ganesh Chaturthi. People from all over the state come here to buy from this market. People of the suburb on many seasonal businesses like idol making even for Durgashtami, kite making for Pongal, rakhis etc. The historic Jummerat Bazaar i.e. 'Thursday Market' is held every Thursday in Dhoolpet. This market is a kind of flea market where most of the stuff is supposedly stolen stuff. the Jumme Raat Bazaar comes alive every Thursday morning. In fact, people begin gathering by Wednesday night with their wares.

Jumerat Bazzar

Kumartuli,Kolkata

The settlement of Kumartuli, meaning "potter locality" (Kumar = potter. Tuli = locality), is over 300 years old. It was formed by a bunch of potters who came to the area in search of a better livelihood. Nowadays, around 150 families live there, earning a living by sculpting idols for the various festivals. In the lead up to Durga Puja, thousands of artisans (many who are hired from other areas) toil diligently in approximately 550 workshops to complete the idols of Durga in time for the festival. What's pleasing to note is that the idols are made out of environmentally friendly materials such as bamboo and clay. This differs from the idols of Lord Ganesh, which are predominantly made out of Plaster of Paris for the Ganesh Chaturthi festival, particularly in Mumbai. The majority of Durga idols are crafted by lesser known artisans, who are experimental in nature. However, there are a few renowned names that make traditional idols that inspire deep devotion. One such person is Ramesh Chandra Pal, who works out of his studio at Raja Nabakrishna Street. There's always a rush to see his idols during Durga puja.

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Structural Assembly of LOW COST MATERIALS

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Solution for combined work and living units with a double roof.

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