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Project Details
| Project Name | ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA – SAFDARJUNG TOMB |
|---|---|
| Location | Safdarjung Tomb, Delhi Circle, New Delhi |
| Architect | Mr. Shukanta Saha & Ms. Poonam Thakur, M/s Srishti Consulting Services |
| Products Used | Signages |
About the Project
The Safdarjung Tomb, maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), Delhi Circle, is one of New Delhi’s most significant heritage monuments, representing the grandeur of late Mughal architecture. The project aimed to enhance visitor experience through thoughtfully designed signage systems that complement the monument’s historic character while meeting modern interpretation and wayfinding requirements.
Designed by Mr. Shukanta Saha and Ms. Poonam Thakur of M/s Srishti Consulting Services, the signage solution was developed with careful consideration for heritage sensitivity and visual harmony.
Our Contribution – Signages
Unistone supplied and executed custom-designed Signages for the project, creating a system that seamlessly integrates with the historic surroundings while providing clear and informative communication for visitors.
The signage system was designed to:
- Complement the architectural character of the heritage monument.
- Provide clear wayfinding and visitor information.
- Enhance the overall visitor experience without disrupting the monument’s visual integrity.
- Incorporate durable materials suitable for long-term outdoor use.
- Maintain high standards of craftsmanship, readability, and finish.
Each signage element was manufactured with precision to ensure consistency, durability, and seamless integration with the heritage environment.
Project Outcome
The Archaeological Survey of India – Safdarjung Tomb project showcases Unistone’s expertise in heritage-sensitive architectural signage solutions, where functionality, durability, and thoughtful design come together to enrich the visitor experience. The completed signage system reflects Unistone’s commitment to delivering high-quality solutions for culturally significant landmarks while respecting their architectural and historical legacy.
