mangaldas ni haveli architecture drawings

The building in which the hotel is housed is the ancestral home of the Mangaldas family Ahmedabad. The fabric that constitutes the history of Ahmedabad is inextricably linked with textiles and so is the House of MG history. House of MG History – The House of Mangaldas Girdhardas The House of Mangaldas Girdhardas Before looking at our experience at The House of MG – Ahmedabad Hotel, and the accommodation and facilities that it offers it is apt to look at it from the perspective of its history and genesis.

A boutique heritage property in keeping with the ethos of a city that has earned the status of a World Heritage City. It is a living and well-preserved slice of history. The House of MG Hotel, Ahmedabad, is not just another hotel. As you enter its portals, you get the feeling of turning the pages of history, which is even more accentuated as you pass through the reception area and enter your room. The House of MG, Ahmedabad, is housed in a 20th-century building that epitomizes the architectural design of the colonial era. Other House of MG Properties in Ahmedabad.The Green House – House Of MG Restaurant.Agashiye House Of MG – House Of MG Restaurant.Location of The House Of MG Hotel Ahmedabad.House of MG History – The House of Mangaldas Girdhardas.During this time, we also documented the traditional crafts of Ahmedabad for our craft initiative and launch D-Tours An audio Guided Heritage Walk from the House of MG to this haveli. I had the opportunity to reinterpret it (as well as rename it!) and present Mangaldas ni Haveli as a caf? and craft centre in August this year. Many expeditions to its interior over the years, both on my Enfield and on bicycle (as well as guidance from my friend Debashish Nayak) led me to chance upon a neglected gem of architecture and craftsmanship in late 1996. Despite all the development, our heritage never left the walled city. Made in Ahmedabad and proud to be Gujarati' has, in fact, become our brand identity. The House of MG gives me the opportunity to dwell into what it means to be a Gujarati in a 360 degree manner and to showcase a contemporary lifestyle that is rooted in tradition. Unless I discover where I come from, how will I give direction to where I want to go? My work revolves around this premise. There is no denying that India's identity lies in its diversity, but I am a Gujarati living in Ahmedabad. The World Heritage Week has just concluded.

Mangaldas ni haveli architecture drawings