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Paradesi Synagogue, in the southern Indian port city of Kochi, is the oldest synagogue in India as well as the entire British Commonwealth.

Restoring this historic Gothic Revival church and war memorial will revitalize a key multi-cultural community space in a historic area of Mumbai.

Osmania Women’s College has a gripping history and an important modern function, but years of decline and faulty repair put its structural stability at risk.

India’s earliest Chinatown is home to minority communities seeking recognition for their history and urban revitalization to support their way of life.

The Historic Water Systems of India project is an opportunity to address intersecting contemporary issues, including the impacts of urbanization and climate change on access to clean water.

The eleventh-century Tibetan translator of Buddhist texts, Rinchen Tsangpo, who brought Buddhism to the Western Himalaya, is credited with founding 108 temples in the region.

One of the most important historic features of the city of Agra is the gardens that line the banks of the Yamuna River.

An architectural icon in need of repair can continue to provide opportunities for recreation and access to public space for the residents of Ahmedabad.

Revitalization of traditional water management systems and the recovery of local knowledge can help address the water crisis for contemporary communities.

An iconic palace of nineteenth-century India will serve as a model for conservation and sustainable management of palaces.

Founded in the tenth century, the fortified city of Anegundi on the northern bank of the mighty Tungabhadra River has played an integral role in Indian history.

This former department store of Kolkata (former Calcutta) aspired to be a civic landmark on par with Government House and the Victoria Memorial.