Program Name and Code: Computer Engineering
Course Name: ENGINEERING
GRAPHICS.
Academic Year: 2023-24
Semester:1
Micro Project - Correlate ancient Indian sculptures,
Indian temples, Monuments, etc. with Engineering
Graphics
Project Guide
Mr. Chaware D. D.
Name-Anurag B. Mhetre
Enrollment no -24212130330
Class – FYCO-A
In ancient Indian temple and monument architecture, engineering
graphics played a pivotal role in shaping the precision and grandeur
of these structures. Engineering graphics in ancient Indian temple
and monument architecture was the guiding force behind the
meticulous design, structural integrity, and cultural expression
evident in these awe-inspiring monuments.
Some of the examples are -1. Qutub Minar
Engineering graphics concepts can be applied to analyze and
understand the design and construction of structures like the Qutub
Minar. Qutub Minar is a historical monument in Delhi, India, known
for its intricate architecture. Here are some engineering graphics
concepts that can be related to Qutub Minar: Orthographic
Projection: Qutub Minar can be represented using orthographic
projections, which involve creating 2D views (front, side, and top) to
represent the 3Dstructure accurately. Orthographic projections help
in understanding the dimensions and proportions of different parts
of the Qutub Minar. Isometric Projection: Isometric projections can
be used to create a 3D representation of Qutub Minar, providing a
more realistic view of the structure. Isometric drawings can help in
visualizing the monument from various angles, showcasing its
architectural details. Dimensioning: Proper dimensioning is essential
to understand the size and scale of different components of the
Qutub Minar. Dimensioning helps in conveying the accurate
measurements of elements such as the diameter of the tower,
height of each level, and dimensions of intricate carvings.
aesthetic balance of Gol Gumbaz. engineers would have utilized
engineering graphics for structural analysis to determine load
distribution and stress points in the dome. This analysis would
have informed the construction process, ensuring the dome could
support its massive weight
4.Khajuraho Temple
In the construction of Khajuraho temples, engineering graphics
played a vital role in achieving precision and aesthetic excellence.
The application of geometric principles ensured intricate carvings
with precise anglesand proportions. Symmetry and proportion in
the temple layout were guided by engineering graphics,
contributing to the overall harmony. Architectural drafting, likely
done through detailed plans, facilitated the strategic placement of
sculptures. The selection and integration of materials, particularly
sandstone, were carefully planned using engineering graphics for
both stability and visual appeal. The result is a masterpiece where
engineering graphics played a key role in the synthesis of art
and architecture, reflecting the cultural and religious ideals of
ancient India
architectural design but also the profound intersection of
cultural heritage and engineering innovation. As the
meticulously crafted graphics delineate the structural nuances, a
narrative unfolds—a narrative that underscores the
sophisticated synthesis of art and engineering that defines these
monumental structures. The graphics serve not only as visual
representations but as conduits for
understanding the intricate dance between cultural identity,
historical
context, and engineering acumen. In the delicate strokes of
engineering graphics, the beauty and sophistication of these
structures are not only preserved but meticulously decoded,
offering profound insights into the nuanced craftsmanship and
timeless relevance of these architectural marvels.
3.Gol Gumbaz
Gol Gumbaz is a prime example of Deccan architecture,
characterized by its Islamic and Persian influences. Engineering
graphics would have been used to translate the design principles
of this architectural style into detailed construction plans,
encompassing the use of arches, domes, and decorative elements.
The winding staircase inside Gol Gumbaz required careful planning
through engineering graphics. Detailed drawings would have
outlined the dimensions, angles, and curvature of the staircase,
ensuring it fits seamlessly within the structure. Detailed drawings
would have specified the dimensions and decorative elements of
the minarets. This level of planning was crucial to achieve the
2.Brihadeeswara Temple
