During the heyday of the Mughals, the riverfront of Agra was a sight to behold. The right bank was lined with beautiful houses of the nobles near the fort while the left bank comprised beautiful gardens built by the nobles for leisure and panoramic viewing. While many of the gardens and royal buildings have been conserved by the government and are being maintained, the havelis have been lost to time. The project deals with the conservation and adaptive reuse of a rare building located on the site of one such haveli.