1) The document proposes a thesis to reframe the multidisciplinary economic evaluation approach of urban conservation and implement it in the historic core of Pune, India to enhance capital and integrated development growth. 2) The objectives are to reimagine urban conservation with a multidisciplinary financial framework, implement an integrated approach toward economic development, map non-listed significant heritage under development pressure, and establish a self-sustaining financial framework. 3) The hypotheses are that heritage economics can drive global financial relationships, national development, capital generation, and empower local economies by changing perceptions of heritage as an asset rather than liability.

1. KRVIA
Master Thesis Proposal Aishwaraya Salunke Date:
Author: Guide: Manoj Parmar
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Specialization UC
Proposed Topic:
REFRAMING MULTIDISCIPLINARY ECONOMIC EVALUATION APPROACH OF URBAN
CONSERVATION AND IMPLEMENTING IN THE HISTORIC CORE OF PUNE TO ENHANCE
THE CAPITAL AND INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT GROWTH.

2. Aim:
Re-Think the conservation approach that exists in the practice of the Indian continent in order to achieve
integrated urban conservation towards development through the multidisciplinary economic framework.
Objective:
1) Re-Imagining Urban Conservation Approach with Multi-Disciplinary Framework i.e. Finance and
Conservation
2) To implement an integrated urban conservation approach toward economic development and capital
Building in India
3) Mapping the Non - Listed significant, victim fall built heritage which is under urban development
pressure and creating a network of the identity of Pune city which is the cultural capital of Maharashtra
4) Establishing the relation of a value-based approach to evaluate the built and form a self-sustaining
financial framework.
5) (factors such as a large population overburdening, ongoing depletion of many material resources, and
the overriding influence of an agreeable climate that discourages dynamism have severely limited the
scope of fast development in India by limiting investable capital and other resources of all kinds)
6) Analysis of two or more significant structures and implementation of the proposed framework through
the ideology of continuation i.e., Jenordhor and Purnasthapan to distinguish the Indian context from
the western experience.
7) (we should seek is the integrity of artistic sensibility shown in a continuum of forms, rather than the
integrity of the past, which exists only in the abstract and only in opposition to the present time)
8) Analysis of the vulnerabilities and sites issue to formulate a structured plan in order to establish a
needful conservation plan.
9) Studying different funding /finance models that exist in the field of economics by redefining heritage as
an investing asset model of real estate.
10) Forming a global level consciousness of heritage which will bring a sensitive action in the conservation
of building a goodwill economic profile of the country.
11) Understanding the people’s concern about heritage and establishing a new perspective “Heritage as an
asset and not a liability”.
12)Form a reverse psychological trigger where in the human-driven capitalist economy will orient the
heritage as an asset and not a liability and thus will gain a profit-based investment and engagement
which will stimulate the stwerdarship of people increasing their attachment towards heritage.
Hypotheses:
Heritage economics can be the driving force for a global financial relationship, national development policies,
state capital generation, and local empowerment of the economy and reverse the trigger of people and other
stakeholders by means of an emotive subject of money.
The national goal of india has planned development at the national, state, and municipal levels. It will be
worthwhile to investigate how development priorities and strategies might be effectively accommodated in

3. heritage zones while avoiding large additions and changes. Identifying the limit, if any, to which the cultural
heritage zone concept is to be extended.
Research main Question:
1) How can heritage economics will efficetivly enhance the capital generation of pune city ?
2) How economics can enhance the emotional engagement of people/ stwerdarship of lost heritage of
the city.
Sub Question:
1) What are the loopholes in the conservation practice that are faced by the practioners with respect to
funds ?
2) How the nonlisted significant bulit heritage can help in integrated conservation and development of
the city ?
3) How town planners and other development authority unlikely to be sensitive to the symbiotic
relationship between people and p;lace and reflect it implecation in development contro rules
throught the necessary coordinates and reconcile the imperative of there multidisciplinary and
multidepartmental action frame work of capital generation?
4) how the spatial development , temporal strategic and sequential factors of heritage will manifest the
economy of pune city?
5) How we can bring back the indian consevation scenario which build our own knowledge and idelogy
with clear indication of continuance of our building tradition where in involving the community ?
6) How to cater with the issue of skill workforce development, and the issue of space for new
developmengt and economic regeremnration through heritage of pune ?
Introduction (2 pages):
Professionals in the heritage industry are beginning to realize that appreciating the intangible may not be such
a dichotomy. They are negotiating divergent value systems and stretching the profession's boundaries.
Alternative narratives on traditional management approach for the conservation of heritage places and
community responsibility in deciding what and how to conserve are now finding a place in the heritage
discourse.
Despite improved awareness, skill, and some form of the legal framework in place, it is not uncommon to find
priceless cultural structures being razed to the ground or falling victim to arson and neglect.
With globalization and an emphasis on public-private partnerships, conservation is being forced to compete
with development. It still appears to be a lost struggle at times. The Strand Ware House in Kolkata, which was
the focal point of the Workshop's last day, has closed.

4. Also, There appears to be a sudden uproar among owners and occupants of buildings and sites designated as
"heritage". Many political parties promote people's opinions in virtually every newspaper, claiming they do
not want their property listed.
Conservation in India refers to the conservation of values, ethos, and a way of life, rather than the careful
preservation of building fabric, sculptures, or antique furniture. Craftsmen continued to create beautiful
everyday goods, but they were not solely for exhibition. Conservation denoted a very different approach:
conservation via active use and continuation of ideas and knowledge.
Conservation has become synonymous with conservatism, and development with modernization. It is not
possible to reverse this trend overnight, nor is it advisable to indoctrinate a borrowed idea that the protection
of any built heritage is important. What is more important is to inculcate a wide-ranging, multi-faceted image
of conservation.
The conservation expert's position is that of a future visionary, a bridge builder between decision-makers
and the public, working within the context of spatial planning and socioeconomic development. Authorities,
as well as persons from connected organisations, institutions, and professions, must place much more
emphasis and work together.
Ancient India was forward-thinking in its attitude and thought. It has architectural treatises that have a
knowledge system for creation, such as the Punahsthapan and Jernodhar concepts. • We need to combine
the traditional and architectural knowledge systems together to deal with maintenance and management.
Scope:
 The study analysis the issue and challenges that are faced by the practicing conservation architect and
the people own this gem of a heritage
 It intended to take forward the value-based system of conservation to evaluation on the economic
scale
 Generating self-sustaining internal intervention and consolidation budget heads and routine
administrating process benefits maximizing exercise
 Achieving a focused vision on establishing authenticity and adapting them to meet future difficulties
rather than viewing oue historic cities as relics of wonderful past.
LIMITATION:
 The study is limited to the historic core of pune city with respect to economic generation
 This is a approach based study which is being implmented in th pune city considering the non listed
built heritage
 Also will consider the study of the economic proposal and their loophooles in the existing practice.