Lucknow has a number of heritage structures such as forts, palaces, havelis and other monuments built before 1950s with rich historical past. Considering immense potential of one of the enemy property Butler Palace, Lucknow Development Authority, has taken steps to conserve and promote adaptive reuse in the building. The building will be reused for community which is a strategical way to preserve structure while giving it new life and purpose.

• • Retain lost glory of the heritage building
  • Effective and efficient reuse of the buildings for its long-term sustainability
  • Overcome the recurring maintenance cost of the building
  • Increasing awareness among local people about our heritage by increasing public interaction with building
  • Put the building for public/local community use

The project involves careful repairs/reassembling, strengthening of the structure including woodwork, lime mortar work, adaptive reuse, landscape, electrical, plumbing etc. all relevant works required to restore the heritage properties to its complete glory with activities.

The Butler Palace Jheel in Lucknow is undergoing a major rejuvenation and beautification project led by the Lucknow Development Authority (LDA). The lake, which had almost dried up, will be revived by laying a 750-meter-long pipeline to bring treated water from the Dalibagh Sewage Treatment Plant (STP).

The Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) has initiated the conservation and landscaping of the historic Butler Gate in Butler Colony, Lucknow. The project includes structural restoration, aesthetic enhancements, and surrounding beautification to preserve this heritage structure. The restoration aims to maintain the historical significance of the gate while integrating it into the city’s evolving landscape.

Hussainabad is one of the most historically and culturally significant areas in Lucknow, India. Located in the central part of the city, it is renowned for its beautiful architecture, historical monuments, and cultural legacy. The area is especially famous for housing some of the most iconic structures of Lucknow, many of which date back to the Awadh period under the rule of the Nawabs.

LDA is working on the lighting of the exterior (facade) of important heritage buildings, which enhances their visual appeal, highlights architectural details, and often serves to illuminate the cultural and historical significance of these structures. Illumination will bring out the intricate details of a monument’s architecture, such as carvings, arches, domes, columns, and sculptures.

Fragrance Park in Lucknow is a unique and delightful destination that celebrates the beauty and richness of nature’s scents. Located in the heart of the city, this park is designed to offer visitors an immersive experience through a diverse collection of fragrant plants and flowers. Spanning across 1.29 hectare area, Fragrance Park is home to a variety of aromatic plants, including jasmine, roses, lavender, and other indigenous species, making it a heaven for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility.

LDA is also planning to add a special attraction of “Itra Shop” which will offers a wide range of traditional itra (a type of natural, alcohol-free perfume) to visitors. The shop will offer various fragrant oils and natural perfumes made from flowers, herbs, and essential oils, capturing the essence of nature in its purest form.

The Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) has initiated the conservation and landscaping of the historic Butler Gate in Butler Colony, Lucknow. The project includes structural restoration, aesthetic enhancements, and surrounding beautification to preserve this heritage structure. The restoration aims to maintain the historical significance of the gate while integrating it into the city’s evolving landscape.