This week I visited the Moorvi Compound, which is opposite the main Ramana Ashram. The development of the Compound is now fully complete. The remodelling has entailed the demolition of all the old one-storey accommodation and its replacement by new multi-storey accommodation. In addition the old Ramana Ashram Centenary Library has now been remodelled into a multi-room facility.
To look at photographs at the beginning of the remodelling, go to these links here and here. In addition to see photographs of the Old Library Building, check out this link here.
The last part of this remodelling programme has been the renovation of the original building in this compound, the Moorvi Choultry. The renovated Moorvi Building is very similar to the old building, but has been fully restored and modernised.
As many trees as possible of the old Compound have been retained, and already many new bamboo shoots and other plants are making the Moorvi Compound a very comfortable, green retreat. It looks lovely. A very nice job.
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| Moorvi Choultry |
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| Another view of the Moorvi Choultry |
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| Back of Moorvi Choultry |
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| Spacious Compound with lots of accommodation |
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| Multi-Storey accommodation Facility |
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| Trees left whenever possible during construction process |
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| Building at end, the Old Library |
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| Spacious and restful Compound |
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| Bamboo shots planted at perimeter of Compound |
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| Many of the original trees still remaining in Compound |
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Original Well still remaining in Compound
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