Table 2: Tabular analysis of data

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Table 3: Survey of major diasporic minority communities in Kolkata

2.7.2 Analysis Format

The data collected through the inventories and book sources were analyzed in two charts, urban context and architectural style, as shown in Table 2. The buildings are divided by type, community and age.

Urban Context looked at: 1. The orientation and visibility to understand the relationship with its context 2. Built space to understand spatial organisation 3. Scale and Proportion to understand its shape and form

All aspects are interrelated with each other and as a whole provided with an understanding of the importance of identity with respect to urban context.

Architectural Style looked at: 1. Description and characteristics to understand general design principles 2. Prominent elements and similar buildings to understand the time and semantic organisation

Data collected was analysed by two tabular charts as shown below.

Table 2: Tabular analysis of data.

Table 2: Tabular analysis of data

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Table 3: Survey of major diasporic minority communities in Kolkata

2.7.2 Analysis Format

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Table 3: Survey of major diasporic minority communities in Kolkata

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Image 17: View of Maghen David Synagogue

Figure 5: Evolution of prominent structures built by the Armenians and Jews in India

Map 20: Location of Armenian and Jewish communities in India

Map 19: Important nodes, street hierarchy and sites of buildings in Bara Bazar and Park Street

Image 16: Fire incidents at Bara Bazar and Park Street

Map 13: Location of the important diasporic historic building in Bara Bazar

Map 18: Location of important diasporic historic buildings in Park Street

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