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Raga Svara

"Stepped subterranean kund water reservoir landscape architecture integrated with arid Western Indian flora."

Atelier Curatorial Note

"Built using local dry-stack yellow Dhrangadhra sandstone and native drought-tolerant acacia groves."

Situated within its regional terrain, this intervention orchestrates ancient land-shaping traditions with precise ecological water management. By sculpting natural earth embankments and subterranean reservoirs, the master plan converts sporadic monsoon torrents into permanent, climate-regulating microclimates.

The landscape avoids alien decorative plantings, adhering exclusively to resilient native xerophytic and littoral species capable of flourishing in extreme dry seasons while anchoring local avian biomes.

Geodetic Coordinates
Lat: 22.3039°Lng: 70.8022°

Performance Metrics

Ecological & Spatial Benchmarks

Taxa Count

140Native

Rainwater Harvested

18.4M L

Soil Organic Carbon

+210%

Photographic Plates & Field Documentation

Raga Svara photography plate 1
Raga Svara photography plate 2