FRIENDSHIP CYCLONE SHELTER
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Main entrance to the building
Ramp surrounding the entire building
Classrooms with perforations for light
Plan of the fort
(Drawn by: Dipti Bhaindarkar)
Site Section of the entire fort
(Drawn by: Dipti Bhaindarkar)
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