The Jalaram Mandir Campus, located along the Anand–Borsad Highway, is envisioned as a holistic environment that seamlessly blends spirituality, community life, and public engagement. Anchored by a prominent west-facing Jalaram Mandir, the campus establishes a strong visual identity while creating a welcoming presence along the highway. Surrounded by lush green open spaces and a continuous tree lined promenade, the master plan encourages wellness, interaction, and a sense of calm. An assisted holistic living facility is thoughtfully positioned in the eastern zone, offering a quieter and more private environment for its residents.
Rooted in the philosophy of Jalaram Bapa, “Sadavrat”, the project reflects a timeless spirit of selfless service and continuous nourishment for all. With the rapid development in Borsad, the campus presents a unique opportunity to evolve into a self-sustaining ecosystem that supports both spiritual and social needs while contributing to the local economy.
The development introduces a mixed-use building designed to activate the site and enhance its functionality. A semi-basement level accommodates flexible spaces for gatherings, celebrations, and community events. The ground floor, defined by its generous ceiling height, houses retail spaces facing the highway, creating an active and engaging public edge. The upper floors, from first to third, are dedicated to healthcare facilities, reinforcing the project’s commitment to well-being and service.
Responding to its west-facing orientation, the building incorporates climate-sensitive design strategies. Carefully designed concrete fins act as shading devices, reducing harsh summer heat while allowing softer winter sunlight to penetrate the interiors. This is further complemented by layers of plantation that form a natural buffer, improving air quality and creating a comfortable microclimate for users.
The architectural approach is rooted in honesty of materials, structural clarity, and a disciplined design language. Clean lines, balanced proportions, and a restrained aesthetic define the built form, resulting in a timeless and purposeful architecture. Altogether, the Jalaram Mandir Campus aspires to be more than a place of worship. It is envisioned as a vibrant, self-sustaining community that fosters connection, care, and collective growth.
Read More
Aarogya Ujavani Jalaram Mandir, Borsad
Commercial
Borsad, Gujarat, India
41035 Sq. Ft.
Ongoing
Akanksha Bhardwaj, Nirav Suthar, Bhavik Thakkar
Kaushik Mistry