Janpad Pauri Garhwal ke Mukhyalaya Pauri Me isthit Purani Jail ke Sangrahalay Swaroop me vikshit karne ka karya

Specification & Scope of Work: Design, fabrication, supply, installation, and commissioning of ticketing booth and administrative office space for the museum facility.Ticket Counter (Booth):Fabrication of ticketing counter using plywood/engineered wood with laminate/solid surface finish, including:Transaction counter with ergonomic height Cash drawer, storage units, and cable provisions Integration space for ticketing systems/computers (5.8X1) Meters 2 double seating sofas and Chair

Design, fabrication, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of a wall-mounted museum display showcase constructed using high-quality seasoned wood framework and toughened, anti-reflective glass panels. The unit shall be seamlessly integrated into the gallery wall, ensuring a flush, minimalistic, and visually unobtrusive finish suitable for heritage display environments. The showcase shall include: Structural Framework: 18mm & 20 mm: Termite-resistant, seasoned hardwood/engineered plywood with precision joinery, finished with matte polish/laminate as per approved design. Glazing: 10–12 mm thick toughened, laminated, low-iron anti-reflective glass with UV protection to safeguard artefacts. All joints to be silicone-sealed for dust-proofing. Display Base & Mounts: Custom-designed inert platforms, mounts, and supports fabricated using conservation-grade materials to ensure stability and non-reactivity with artefacts. Background Cladding: High-quality, non-reflective, neutral-toned cladding (fabric/laminate/composite panels) fixed on backing boards to enhance object visibility and maintain aesthetic uniformity. Lighting System: Integrated LED lighting (warm white, 3000K–3500K) with concealed fixtures, uniform illumination, low heat emission, and dimmable controls. Lighting to be positioned to avoid glare and shadows, ensuring optimal object visibility. Access Mechanism: Lockable access panels/hinged or sliding doors with high-quality hardware for secure maintenance and display changes.

Wall Display Unit – Wood and Glass Showcase with Integrated Lighting and Background Cladding - 8 x 2.5 x 8 feet , Stories of Independence and History of Jail

Specification & Scope of Work: Design, fabrication, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of free-standing display panels for exhibition of interpretive content, portraits, and artefacts within gallery spaces. These panels shall function as self-supported vertical display units with integrated lighting and provision for artefact display at the base. Structural Framework:Fabrication of internal structure using MS/CRCA framework with adequate thickness (1.2–2 mm) to ensure rigidity and stability. Panels to be self-supporting with proper base anchoring/weight balancing. Panel Cladding & Finish:External surfaces finished using MDF/plywood/composite boards with laminate/paint/metal finish as per approved design. Edges to be seamless and refined. Graphics & Content Display:High-resolution printed graphics mounted on acrylic/laminated panels or backlit diffusers, displaying portraits, text, and interpretive information. Integrated Lighting:Provision of internal LED lighting (edge-lit/backlit) to illuminate the panels uniformly. Warm lighting (3000K–4000K) to enhance readability and visual appeal. Display Case (Base Unit):Lower portion to include angled or horizontal display case with: Toughened glass/acrylic top, Provision for artefact placement, Internal lighting Dimensions:Panel size typically ranging from 6 ft height, with proportionate width and base depth as per approved design. Installation:Placement and alignment within gallery space, ensuring stability, accessibility, and integration with visitor circulation.

Specification & Scope of Work: Design, fabrication, supply, installation, and commissioning of a cross-sectional replica of an Indian jail cell, developed as an interpretive exhibit to represent historical prison conditions. The installation shall provide a cut-away view enabling visitors to visually understand spatial layout, materials, and living conditions within a jail environment. Structural Framework: Fabrication of Glass wall within a frame Wall & Surface Treatment: Creation of realistic wall finishes using plaster, textured coatings, or composite materials to replicate stone/brick masonry typical of historic jail cells. Surfaces to include weathered textures, aging effects, and authentic detailing. Cell Elements: Inclusion of key features such as: Iron bars/grill door (MS/CRCA with appropriate thickness), Sleeping platform/charpai or stone bed, Minimal furniture (utensils, bedding, etc.), Small window openings (jail-style) All elements to be proportionate and historically representative. Cross-Section Design: One or more sides of the structure to be open or cut away, allowing internal visibility while maintaining structural integrity. Flooring: Replication of stone/rough flooring using textured materials or tiles to match historical context. Lighting Integration: Provision of low-intensity, warm lighting to simulate dim interior conditions and highlight key features. Concealed fixtures to be used for realism. Graphic/Interpretive Integration: Optional integration of panels or labels explaining the context, historical background, and significance of the jail environment. Installation: Placement within gallery with proper anchoring and alignment, ensuring safe visitor interaction and viewing angles.

Design, fabrication, supply, installation, and commissioning of a life-size experiential diorama representing the jail cell of Govind Ballabh Pant, depicting his period of imprisonment during the freedom movement. The installation shall recreate the spatial, emotional, and historical context through realistic detailing, props, and interpretive elements. Structural Framework:Fabrication of enclosure using MS/CRCA framework with plywood/composite panels, designed to create a stable and durable display unit with front viewing access. Jail Cell Construction:Recreation of jail environment including: Iron bar enclosure (MS rods, 16–20 mm thickness), Masonry-textured walls using plaster/paint finish, Small jail window with grill detailing, Basic stone/rough flooring finish Furniture & Props:Inclusion of period-appropriate elements such as: Wooden table and chair, Writing materials (paper, ink, books), Bedding/charpai or folded blankets, Earthen pots/utensils Lighting Integration:Installation of low-intensity warm lighting (single bulb/ambient light simulation) to recreate the mood of the jail environment. Concealed lighting to highlight key elements without disturbing realism. Interpretive Graphics:Adjacent panel with biographical content, historical context, photographs, and quotes, printed on high-quality panels (acrylic/sunboard) with proper illumination.Electrical Integration: Concealed wiring and fixtures integrated within the structure, ensuring safety and ease of maintenance. Installation:Complete on-site installation, alignment, and finishing, ensuring seamless integration within the gallery narrative.