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archohm is an architecture and design studio in noida, the national capital region of india. archohm was founded by architect sourabh gupta in the new millennium. today the firm has evolved into a well known design practice with projects and initiatives addressing a wide array of issues, scales and typologies. 50,000 sqft 4 offices in noida, lucknow over100 of studio space mumbai and amsterdam archtiects, designers & staff being socially responsible and contextually responsive is ingrained in archohm’sdna. the research and design process undertaken relies on extensive brainstorming coupled with intuitive and out-of-the-box approaches 20 year old practice over 50 awards that disrupt and impart a mad and fun flavour to each of its works. it promotes the use of pure and indigenous established in materials in modern contexts, functions, forms and 2000 narratives. with other office currently in mumbai, lucknow and earlier ones in libya and the netherlands, studio archohm is in a continuous state of evolution. the studio actively contributes to both national and international journals, papers, and exhibitions. archohm has been well encouraged by the design community through various awards, publications and lecture opportunities. sourabh gupta principal architect and founder studio archohm bachchan stationery shri. amitabh bachchan government of uttar pradesh shri. akhilesh yadav 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1. up dated 2. projects and policies 3. agra - lucknow expressway 4. addressing agra 5. now lucknow 6. cleansing kanpur 7. refreshing farmer markets 8. smart city, cg city 9. ecological environs 10. healing heritage : hussainabad 11. celebrating craft 12. cultural commitments 13. cancer centre 14. jpn international centre 15. museum of socialism 13 14 15 government of maharashtra shri. devendra fadnavis national institute for faith leadership shri. mehmood madani raigad fort, maharashtra shri. sambhaji raje chattrapati taj gunj redevelopment, agra rejuvenation of old cities jaya prakash narayan international centre , lucknow the largest building of uttar pradesh museum of socialism, lucknow sustainable and avant garde dilli haat janakpuri, delhi socially responsible and climatically responsive maharashtra-karnataka 103 4830 1158 maharashtra-karnataka 104 10 4040 726 krishnagiri walajahpet 105 20 3460 1158 krishnagiri walajahpet 106 12 4040 726 samakhiali-gandhidham 107 16 nagpur betul 108 10 sambalpur rourkela 109 10 sambalpur rourkela 110 06 sambalpur rourkela 111 06 agra etawah 112 18 srinagar agra etawah 113 12 deoband-saharanpur 114 08 indore kalaghat 115 10 agra lucknow expressway 116 12 1569.56 agra lucknow expressway 117 12 1569.56 agra lucknow expressway 118 02 agra lucknow expressway 119 02 agra lucknow expressway 120 02 agra lucknow expressway 121 02 1 agra lucknow expressway 122 02 shimla agra lucknow expressway 123 02 toll plazas 31 70 agra lucknow expressway 124 02 chandigarh agra lucknow expressway 125 02 corporate client connects 30 dehradun agra lucknow expressway 126 02 agra lucknow expressway 127 02 29 53 114 agra lucknow expressway 128 02 agra lucknow expressway 129 02 80 81 agra lucknow expressway 130 02 d b agra lucknow expressway 131 02 41 new delhi 79 agra lucknow expressway 132 02 40 14 c agra lucknow expressway 133 02 112 39 15 agra lucknow expressway 134 02 77 itanagar jaipur 10 7 95 agra lucknow expressway 135 02 113 76 gangtok agra lucknow expressway 136 02 agra lucknow expressway 137 02 jodhpur 99 guwahati 50 49 100 lucknow agra lucknow expressway 138 02 51 kohima agra lucknow expressway 139 02 52 agra lucknow expressway 140 02 varanasi shillong allahabad agra lucknow expressway 141 02 99 patna 78 agra lucknow expressway 142 02 182 agra imphal udaipur agra lucknow expressway 143 02 107 183 agra lucknow expressway 144 02 116 bhuj 59 179 agra lucknow expressway 145 02 gandhinagar agartala aizwal agra lucknow expressway 146 02 115 agra lucknow expressway 147 02 bhopal agra lucknow expressway 148 02 5 indore ranchi agra lucknow expressway 149 02 a vadodara 79 6 kolkata agra lucknow expressway 150 02 54 agra lucknow expressway 151 02 agra lucknow expressway 152 02 82-94 agra lucknow expressway 153 02 4 4494 71 72 agra lucknow expressway 154 02 diu nagpur raipur agra lucknow expressway 155 02 45 108 119 110 agra lucknow expressway 156 02 silvassa 111 agra lucknow expressway 157 02 3 bhubaneshwar agra lucknow expressway 158 02 odisa mumbai agra lucknow expressway 159 02 2001 01 agra lucknow expressway 160 02 2 agra lucknow expressway 161 02 2002 04 agra lucknow expressway 162 02 103 104 agra lucknow expressway 163 02 sholapur 2003 02 agra lucknow expressway 164 02 hyderabad agra lucknow expressway 165 02 bijapur 11 2004 02 agra lucknow expressway 166 02 12 agra lucknow expressway 167 02 8 13 2005 09 57 agra lucknow expressway 168 02 9 agra lucknow expressway 169 02 2006 01 agra lucknow expressway 170 02 panaji 10 agra lucknow expressway 171 02 2007 04 96 98 agra lucknow expressway 172 02 97 agra lucknow expressway 173 02 2008 10 agra lucknow expressway 174 02 archohm 02 agra lucknow expressway 175 2009 04 agra lucknow expressway 176 12 46 2010 33 agra lucknow expressway 177 12 agra lucknow expressway 178 02 47 106 48 chennai agra lucknow expressway 179 02 105 2011 16 celebrates benaluru 55 56 ramp plaza 180 02 58 2012 15 ramp plaza 181 02 ramp plaza 182 02 pondicherry 2013 ramp plaza 183 01 its 200 th 02 essel-1 nos 184 02 2015 03 bd-2 nos 185 02 ose-epe ramp plaza-1 186 01 2016 63 ose-epe ramp plaza-2 187 02 2017 06 toll plaza ose-epe ramp plaza-3 188 03 ose-epe ramp plaza-4 189 04 ose-epe ramp plaza-4 190 04 thiruvananthapuram b lucknow 101 102 libya, nigeria, ghana, dakar the design village (tdv) is an inter-disciplinary, industry centric design institute with the vision ‘life through design’. its mission is to create a global hub that educates, promotes and supports development through design. it has been conceived by highly motivated professionals who understand the impact design can have on society. in order to enhance the design quotient of the country, tdv has global partners as institutes and centres that form a pool of faculty and students who work closely with industries and professionals. tdv houses this educational initiative encompassing different disciplines such as graphics, industrial and fashion design, interior architecture and trans-cultural studies at the under graduate and post-graduate levels. the unique opportunity to interface with the industry- the archohm studio and other initiatives within the eco-system helps bridge the usual gap that exists between academics and industry. tdv is an active incubation centre to promote entrepreneurship and to cultivate a much needed holistic eco-system of design thinking and solutions. it serves as the asia campus in india for its french partner- school, l’école de design nantes, atlantique. design factory india, or dfi is a multi-disciplinary experience design firm. it designs and executes a vast range of works both in terms of scale and nature. these extend from designing strategies to sculpting graphics. as a gesture of acknowledgement of its relationship with ao, dfi designed and executed the ‘archohm at 15’ exhibition. thus, ao found itself becoming a client to a company within its eco-system. the name design-factory itself is thought provoking; for it instantly conjures up a de-glamourized image of a production factory with an assembly-line of designs and designers! however the nomenclature can be justified as an acknowledgement of a protocol, a sequential set of activities that are mandatory in the creation of meaningful design. any core design process is seen as a meandering wave that connects research, analysis, ideation, and realization. apart from design projects, dfi also indulges in providing ‘food for thought’ through ‘dtours’- curated design travel to places of design relevance, dtalks- listening to people of relevance and through compact product development wokshops. archoforum Archoforum is an intense international design workshop on live Archohm projects that happens at least twice a year. The idea is to establish an international forum of architectural design and practice. 1 This cross-cultural dialogue enriches 5 the design process with a diversity of 1- bihar museum at patna with coop himmelblau ideas stemming from different cultures 2- chak ganjeria city masterplan with topotek1 to produce high quality design. 3- cancer hospital at lucknow with broadway malyan 4- mughal museum at agra with david chipperfield architects Via means of internet-based 5- jm park at lucknow with topotek1 communication, and bi-annual 6- oranje castle at lucknow with mvrdv meetings, teams from Archohm 7- agra city branding with fabrique travels to Europe to work with their 8- design village curriculum building with tu delft European counterparts. Alternately, 2 the partner teams also travel to India. 6 These meetings take the form of intense design workshops, brainstorming sessions, where particular projects are tackled. The international interaction is put forward as an experiment. Arising from a common desire to interact with 3 India and with architecture as a 7 common platform of communication,it is conceived as an opportunity to widen horizons and explore design possibilities. “cross-cultural collaborations.” 4 8 CG City with TOPOTEK Cancer Hospital with JPN museum with HG Merz BROADWAY MALYAN current Patna Museum with Lucknow Castle with MVRDV COOP HIMMELBLAU 2008 cultural medical social architecture lighting institutional mixedmedical use
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  • Automatic Weather Station Network of Uttar Pradesh

    Automatic Weather Station Network of Uttar Pradesh

    AUTOMATIC WEATHER STATION NETWORK OF UTTAR PRADESH S.No. District AWS Station Address 1. Agra Agra Dir I/C FMO, Hydrogen Factory, Agra 2. Aigarh Aligarh ADM, Finance, Aligarh. (Collectorate) 3. Etah Etah DM, Etah (Collectorate) 4. Etawah Etawah Baba Saheb Dr. B.R.A. College of Agriculture Engineering & Technology, Etawah. 5. Hathras Hathras DM, Hathras. (Collectorate) 6. Mainpuri Mainpuri Tehshildar Sadar, Mainpuri 7. Mathura Mathura DM, Mathura (Collectorate) 8. Allahabad Allahabad Dean, College of Forestry, Allahabad Agricultural Institute, Allahabad 9. Chitrakoot Karwi ADM (Relief) Sonepur,Karwi, Chitrakoot 10. Faizabad Faizabad DM, Firozabad ( Collectorate) 11. Fatehpur Fatehpur Officer In-Charge Nazarat, Fatehpur 12. Kaushambi Kokhraj Farm Suprientendent, Govt. Agri. Farm, Khokhraj, Kaushambi. 13. Meerut Meerut Chaudhry Charan Singh University campus, Meerut c/o M.O.Meerut 14. Bulandshahar Bulandshahar Marathwada Institute,Dhamerchola ,Bulandshahar 15. Lucknow Lucknow Director I/C, Met Centre, Lucknow 16. Aurraiya Aurraiya D.M. Aurraiya (Collectorate) 17. Bharaich Bahraich Officer In-charge, Crop Research Station, N.D. University of Agri & Tech, Baharaich. 18. Gonda Gonda ADM, Gonda 19. Kannauj Kannauj D.M. kannauj. (Collectorate) 20. Kanpur City Kanpur Dept. of Agronomy, Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agriculture, Kanpur 21. Kanpur Dehat Akabarpur DM Kanpur Dehat, (Akabarpur) 22. Raebareili Fursatganj Senior ATC Officer , IGRUA, Fursatganj, Raebareli C/o M.O.Fursatganj 23. Sultanpur Sultanpur Krishi Vigyan Kendra, C/o Met. Office K.N.I.T.,Sultanpur C/O M.O.Sultanpur 24. Unnao Unnao Dy. Dir Agri. Unnao 25. Bareilly Bareilly DM, Barailly (Collectorate) 26. Badaun Badaun DM, Badaun (Collectorate) 27. Lakhimpur Kheri Palliakalan BDO, Vikash Khand Bhawan, Paliakalan, Lakhimpurkheri.