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    A.B. College of Architecture, Sangli. Sheet - 02 Traditional Landscape Design - Krishna Ghat, Miraj Ghat As A Traditional Landscape & River Ecology

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    The document discusses the history and cultural significance of ghats (river banks) in India. It notes that ghats were historically constructed by the Patwardhan family in Miraj city and were important places for religious rituals and social gatherings. Over time, ghats became deeply connected to local culture and an integral part of the river landscape. However, increasing population and development have also strained river ecology. The document calls for balancing traditions and modern needs through sustainable designs that preserve rivers.

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    The document discusses the history and cultural significance of ghats (river banks) in India. It notes that ghats were historically constructed by the Patwardhan family in Miraj city and were important places for religious rituals and social gatherings. Over time, ghats became deeply connected to local culture and an integral part of the river landscape. However, increasing population and development have also strained river ecology. The document calls for balancing traditions and modern needs through sustainable designs that preserve rivers.

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    Historical background & Socio-Cultural context of Krishna Ghat.

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    2 Krishna Ghat, Miraj

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    The document discusses the history and cultural significance of ghats (river banks) in India. It notes that ghats were historically constructed by the Patwardhan family in Miraj city and were important places for religious rituals and social gatherings. Over time, ghats became deeply connected to local culture and an integral part of the river landscape. However, increasing population and development have also strained river ecology. The document calls for balancing traditions and modern needs through sustainable designs that preserve rivers.

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    A.B. College of Architecture, Sangli. Sheet - 02 Traditional Landscape Design - Krishna Ghat, Miraj Ghat As A Traditional Landscape & River Ecology

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    HISTORY OF GHAT RITUALS & CULTURAL ACTIVITIES DAILY & SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

    Patwardhans Swimming /
    in front of Bathing
    Laxmi Market,
    Miraj. Ghat as a
    River (Nature) Meeting
    as a deity place
    a thought
    Patwardhans who built many historical structures
    passing over
    of Miraj City. Including The Krishna Ghat of Miraj. Foundation
    generations
    for New
    River as a devotional Place R.C.C. Ghat

    In our culture river has an


    enormous importance.
    People are connected with
    river in many aspects. Ghat Used for Daily / Occasional Household Chores
    The Mahadev Temple (Personally, socially,
    has ancient history. culturally, economically)
    Though Patwardhans Over the period of time this
    have renovated the connection affects each
    temple & built its other's (River & User) entities.
    precinct along with A sustainable thought can
    the ghat having strengthen & flourish the
    chabutaras & buruj. ancient connection

    Dipotsav during Kartik Paurima after Diwali


    Domestic & Public
    Ganesh Visarjan.
    A devotional fest.
    But it affects the
    river basin with the
    materials used for
    statues.
    Purely Clay Statues
    Main Entrance & can solve these
    Chabutaras With
    Temple precinct issues.
    collapsed buruj
    -Chabutaras on Ghat get
    used for rituals & sitting,
    - The Ghat is an ancient built form over
    rivers across India. Washing animals
    chitchatting etc.
    - Its a place of utility & access for human
    -They form a visual outline
    being to reach down to the water source.
    for Ghat. A Picnic Spot in Evening
    - Ghat became an absolute part of River
    -These are used as a vantage
    landscape over the period of time.
    -points to enjoy river &
    - Initially the local available materials were
    surrounding
    used to construct the ghats.
    -natural settings, by visitors.
    - Now the contemporary materials can be Fishing (On Small Scale)
    -These helps to look the
    used with precautions; to not to harm the
    Temple complex complete. Dashkriya Vidhi river ecology

    Traditional Landscape Design - Krishna Ghat, Miraj A.B. College of Architecture, Sangli.
    LANDSCAPE DESIGN Ar. Rohan R. Gurav
    Ghat as a Traditional Landscape & River Ecology. Sheet - 02.
    First Year M. Arch.

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