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This project was created by shoan philip on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

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"ARCHAEOLOGICAL FRIENSHIP CENTRE,KAMALAPUR,KARNATAKA" is a Architectural Heritage, Omdayal Architecture College, R.V College Of Architecture, Folk Architecture, Pavilion, Site Study, Urban Planning, Architectural History project showcased on uni.xyz.

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This project is located in India.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL FRIENSHIP CENTRE,KAMALAPUR,KARNATAKA

PRESERVATION WITHOUT RESTORATION DESIGN WITH LIMITATIONS REJUVENATION OF PAST STRUCTURE WITH THE PRESENT CONTEXT

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