Pir Khwaja Ahmed Nizami Syed Bukhari, Sajjadahnashin and Muttawalli, Dargah Hazrat Nizamuddin kindly agreed to push back his residential building standing atop the Baoli by 3 feet – the required space to reconstruct the arcade. The opportunity is also being taken to sensitively design the facade, so it does not disfigure the historic character.

Conservation works were carried out on this tomb which stands on Baoli end and could have served as entrances. This was in ownership of local community and in need of conservation. Works here ensured long term preservation, restoration of its original architectural character and its historical relationship with the Baoli.

It stands on the Baoli’s northern edge and was in private ownership and management. Due to its poor condition, the structure was used only for storage, and in a severe state of deterioration. After cleaning, decayed and weak areas were consolidated using lime based techniques and missing incised plaster work was reconstructed as per existing original pattern.

This 14th century tomb structure was in use as a store and had been altered to a greater extent with new construction all around. After removal of the paint layers, a detailed analysis was done required for the restoration of the decorative patterns. Missing incised plaster work of the medallions and original pattern of the ceiling have been restored.

Chini-Ka-Burj is a 16th century two storied structure, large portions of which had collapsed or been demolished making the structure inaccessible. Conservation work included construction of the partially collapsed dome, construction of missing masonry of the wall, structural repairs of the dome and the walls, lime plaster works, restoration of the glazed tile work and flooring.