New eco-friendly Garvi Gujarat Bhavan, a fine example of fine architecture, indigenous handicrafts
The newly constructed “Garvi Gujarat” Bhavan, located at Akbar Road in Delhi is nothing but a pure example of fine architecture, classy design, indigenous handicrafts and a true vision of how efficient government construction can and should be.
Beating all existing five stars in Delhi, the second Gujarat Bhavan, which will be among the first eco-friendly state bhavan in the country, has already become the talk of the town.
The central government granted an area of 7066 sqm for the bhavan and the cost for the new building has been borne by the Gujarat government. Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani laid the foundation stone of this Gujarat Sadan on January 29.
The new structure has been built on an area of 20,325sqm and has 19 suite rooms, 59 regular rooms, a restaurant, a public dining hall with 150-plus capacity, a business centre, a souvenir shop, a multi-purpose hall that can accommodate about 200 people, conference hall, four lounges, a gymnasium, a yoga centre, a terrace garden and a library.
New eco-friendly Garvi Gujarat Bhavan, a fine example of fine architecture, indigenous handicrafts New eco-friendly Garvi Gujarat Bhavan, a fine example of fine architecture, indigenous handicrafts New eco-friendly Garvi Gujarat Bhavan, a fine example of fine architecture, indigenous handicrafts New eco-friendly Garvi Gujarat Bhavan, a fine example of fine architecture, indigenous handicrafts
Moreover, to enhance the Gujarat experience, there will be a separate dining facility offering the traditional Gujarati thali for non-bhavan residents. The Bhavan will serve as a home for Gujaratis in Delhi. It will represent the culture, craft, and cuisine of Gujarat in a modern, yet traditional way.
The new Gujarat Bhavan is yet another example of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision and the famed ‘Gujarat Model’ of executing a project.
