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Dave Madhav Manojkumar

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Yoginagar - Byproduct of Planned Expansion of Gondal

Gondal was one of India’s princely states. Previously located on the ancient Kathiawar peninsula of Gujarat, Gondal is presently located in the Rajkot district of the Saurashtra region. During colonial times, Gondal was highly recognized for its city planning and infrastructure, such as the railway station and Sangramsinh high school. On the west bank of the river Gondali, Gondal was developed linearly (vertically) in the 1560s. It got separated from the states of Rajkot, Junagadh, and Baroda in 1634. It was merely a typical town on the west bank of the river at the time. As a city, it grew and expanded. From 2000 we can see the steady change that is only in policies i.e. new TP schemes (Town Planning schemes), Widening of roads, increase in the use of solar power generation, etc. 


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Introduction

Landmarks

What made Precinct to Develop? and What Impact did Railway Station Made on the Street Network During Expansion of the Town?

What Impact did Railway Station Made on the Street Network During Expansion of the Town?

What Impact did Railway Station Made on the Street Network During Expansion of the Town?

Policies for the House Typology and Built Form of Proposed Expanded Area (1922)

What Impact did Railway Station Made on the Built Form and Typology? (2021)

Comparing built form and typology of Unplanned vs Planned

What caused the shift in building typology?

What Impact did Railway Station made on the economy of Gondal? and Conclusion