Water table in Sunder Nursery rising after conservation work
India · ·
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.
The groundwater table at the historic Sunder Nursery in New Dehli has shown a significant rise in the two years since it was opened for the public by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC), after a decade of restoration work. Two large underground tanks have been built to store water. "Our water conservation efforts are in keeping…
The groundwater table at the historic Sunder Nursery in New Dehli has shown a significant rise in the two years since it was opened for the public by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC), after a decade of restoration work. Two large underground tanks have been built to store water. "Our water conservation efforts are in keeping with the requirements of the Union ministry of urban and housing affair’s "Jal Shakti Abhiyaan" project," said Ratish Nanda, CEO of AKTC. The project was launched in May 2019 in response to the escalating water crisis in the country.