The Center for Heritage Conservation (CHC) has secured the Heritage Amplified Grant from CyArk.

The process of Conservation-led Design for the site commenced in July, in collaboration with BandukSmith Studio, and Maya & Meeta Patel of the Kalidas Jethabhai family.

The Endangered Wooden Architecture Programme (EWAP) grant is hosted by Oxford Brookes University and delivered in collaboration with CyArk.

CHC, CRDF and the heirs of Kalidas Jethabhai House (KJH) invite proposals from qualified architectural firms for restoration and new construction at KJH.

A seminar was organised at the M.D. Sarvajanik Pustakalya (Public Library) at Dharmaj showcasing ongoing and past research work.

The initiative is an effort to safeguard the heritage of Dharmaj, Gujarat through educational, research and outreach activities.

Ahmedabad as the UNESCO World Heritage City, it becomes imperative to educate and sensitize people about conserving the various heritage sites around the city.

We are pleased to announce that CHC, CRDF and Jaigarh Public Charitable Trust (JPCT) have entered an MoU for the sustainable conservation of the Jaigarh Fort Precinct in Jaipur.

CEPT Conservation Site Schools located at Ahmedabad, Dharmaj and Bhuj as prospective sites for studio-based learning to the tutors of CEPT University.

The event was curated based on efforts undertaken by Dharmaj Heritage Collaborative to safeguard the heritage of the village since June 2021 through multiple educational and outreach activities.

Dharmaj Heritage Collaborative conducted a two-day ‘Meet at Dharmaj’ which included various activities to engage visitors, local communities and students.

The essay, titled 'Counter Stories: A case of Conservation Site Schools in Ahmedabad', is authored by Jigna Desai, Nigar Shaikh, and Zeus Pithawalla. The essay discusses the ...

Diversities and Genders (D&G) Theme Conference ‘Our World Heritage Initiative’ on 29th and 30th March. The conference, organised by the D&G Group, was paced ...