In New Delhi, India, Sunder Nursery features a spectacular pedestrian Central Axis conceived in three parts, as a progression of formally arranged gardens around the heritage structures and merging at its end with the proposed arboretum and water gardens.
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Sunder Nursery, the 16th century heritage park has much to offer, from veggies to clothes to local delicacies, apart from an introduction to Capital’s past. UNESCO has granted world heritage status to Sunderwala Burj, Sunderwala Mahal, and Lakkarwala Burj, thanks to the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC) and the Archeological…
Sunder Nursery, the 16th century heritage park has much to offer, from veggies to clothes to local delicacies, apart from an introduction to Capital’s past. UNESCO has granted world heritage status to Sunderwala Burj, Sunderwala Mahal, and Lakkarwala Burj, thanks to the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC) and the Archeological Survey of India, which have over two decades, renovated the entire area giving it a beautiful facelift. Ratish Nanda, CEO of AKTC always maintains that heritage buildings in India need to open up to other community activities too as this ensures more footfall and better management of the site in return.