Beyond temples, we conserve the full spectrum of India's built heritage — buildings, monuments, forts, museums, sculptures and traditional architecture.
Golghar, PatnaRestoration and adaptive reuse of historic residences, institutional and colonial-era buildings — conserving character while enabling contemporary use.
Jagannath Temple, RanchiScientific conservation of protected and unprotected monuments — structural repair, surface conservation and site presentation.
Palamu FortStabilization of ramparts, gateways and bastions — managing vegetation, water damage and structural distress at fortified sites.
Representative imageConservation-led museum development within heritage structures — from building repair to visitor-ready interpretation spaces.
Terracotta carving, MalutiCleaning, consolidation and repair of stone, terracotta and metal sculpture using reversible, conservation-grade techniques.
Maluti village, DumkaConservation of vernacular and traditional buildings — courtyard houses, havelis and settlement fabric — keeping regional building crafts alive.
Every project begins with condition assessment and documentation — drawings, photographs and material analysis.
A conservation plan defines what is repaired, what is retained and exactly how each intervention will be executed.
Trained artisans work under conservation supervision, using traditional materials matched to the original fabric.
From a single sculpture to an entire fort — send us the details and we will advise on the right conservation approach.
