HABıTAT DESıGn PORTFOLıO
noor amina BMSCE
nOOR AmınA arnooramina@gmail.com M: +917795140710
EDUCATION: M.Architecture Habitat Design (Completed in 2016) B.M.S. College of Engineering. Bachelor of Architecture (Completed in 2010) M.S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology.
PROJECTS: ARCHITECTURE : Commercial Complexes, Retail Interiors, INTERIORS
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Residences, Veterinary Hospital Corporate Interiors- (TCS), Retail Interiors, Residences.
SOFTWARE SKILLS: Auto CADD, Google Sketch Up, Photoshop, Corel Draw, Revit, M.S. Office.
TIMELINE: 2017-2018 2014-2017 2013Aug&Sep 2012-2014 2011-2012 2010-2011 2010
“I have always enjoyed the process of design as much as the presentation, I believe design is a process to find the best solution to create the most compatible composition.”
Architect at Pr. Architecture Studio. Freelance Architect. Master's Internship at Directorate of Urban Land Transport M. Architecture (Habitat Design) (completed in 2016) B.M.S. College of Engineering. Jr. Architect at Ostraca Architecture & Interiors. Jr. Architect at Ensemble Architecture & Interiors. Bachelor of Architecture (completed ) M.S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology.
HABÄąTAT DESÄąGn 1. A small community level study of existing habitats - BASAVANAGUDI The Habitat Studies aims at studying and understanding the fabric of an existing habitat and also to understand determinants and causative forces responsible for urban growth and change - the resulting physical manifestations development process related to contemporary design.
2. Inner city regeneration - Shivajinagar Examine issues of inner city regeneration and interventions, to achieve workable economic and environmental regeneration. to diagnose implications of suggested interventions on the larger urban fabric, to re-examine values in terms of social, physical, and the progressive nature of change.
3. Safe Environment in Public Realm Understanding with the Safe city concept selecting one aspect concerns of crime, a safety of a Residential neighborhood. Aims to contribute to safe environment in Public realm.
A small community level study of existing habitats - BASAVANAGUDI Basavanagudi is a residential neighborhood in Bangalore city. It is one of the earliest planned neighborhood. The area of study provide an opportunity to look at the mosaic of distinct cultural and religious landscape varying logic of geometric or physical space, Complex economies, political and legal aspects. Delineated area is approximately 428 acres with a population of 39,276
India: 21.0000`N, 78.0000` E
Bangalore 12.9667`N, 77.5667` E
Basavanagudi: 12°56‘54''N, 77°34‘49''E
SWOT ANALYSIS
THEMATIC MAPS
The study was carried out 9 students, with different layers, INTRODUCTION HISTORY & CULTURE GEOGRAPHICAL SETTINGS MORPHOLOGY DEMOGRAPHICS VISUAL ANALYSIS THEMATIC MAPS VEHICULAR MOVEMENT TYPOLOGY SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE ECONOMY SWOT ANALYSIS POLICIES
ECONOMY
“With the study of the area, i choose the revitalization of commercial area of neighborhood, it's a street named Gandhi Bazaar for individual Intervention.”
Lively Crowd, Colorful cloud. Shops and vendors, All from agents to tenders. Covered shades, With High end placed. Bangalore's oldest street, With public fleet. Encroached bays, Garbage wastes, People adore in their own ways. Gandhi Bazaar is the place, Where I stand to observe its taste‌ -Noor Amina.
1st semester M. Arch (Habitat Design) INTERVENTION (Individual work)
Revitalization of Gandhi Bazaar Commercial corridor of Neighbourhood
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Vijaya Bank
Inky Pinky Showroom
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Masthi Enterprises
Empty Land
New Hotel Atithya
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Telibrahma Delta Diagnostics
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i i Nandn Milk Dairy
Angels
Perfumen
Kancheepuram Sneha Silk Co-Operation Society
Muthoot Finance HDFC Bank
Udupi Krishna Bhavan
Empty Site
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Thakur Peda
Shobha Emporium
Anikar Textiles
Co- Optex
Punjab Handloom House
Dental Clinic Applo Pharamacy
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Courier Point
B.K. Kalyana Mantap
Fed Ex Xerox
Shiv Sagar
Pramukh
Co-operait ve Bank ATM
Bata
Anand Bhavan
BSR Arcade
Pai vinod Hall
Market Building
Kollapuir
SilkClothing
State Bank
Pantaloon
Salon
Sneha Silks
Empty plot
Market Hawkers
Market Hawkers
San Mohan Silks & Sarees
Kancheepuram Vallar Silk r tion Society Co-Opea
Standard Textiles
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Food World
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Empyt Site
MahalakshmiS ilk & Sarees
PrashanthH otel
Subam Towers
Roti Ghar
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Sree Darshan Silk Sarees
Priyanka Silks
Provision & General Stores
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Khadims
Bosco Super Bazaar
Ice Thunder
FLOWER
FRUIT
VEGETABLE
CLOTHS & MECELLANEOUS
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TYPE OF H TRAFFIC FLOW
HAWKERS ON THELA
Flower Hawkers Goods bought from the place
K.R.Market
Starting time
5:00‐6:00 am
Loading time Mode of Transport
Bus or Auto Rickshaws
How many times in a week loading is done
Daily
Evening closing time
10:00 am ‐2:00
(till flowers a Fresh) Garbage collection
Heavy Vehicular & Bus Routes
two wheelers & others
Turning both the sides
Turning to Right
Turning to Left
BBMP
Strategy SEMI MOBILE HAWKERS ON FOOTPATH HAWKER
Delabrated Market Complex
Vegetable Hawkers
Fruit Hawkers
Banana Market
Greens
Restrict the truant hawkers occupy the intersections
Haphazardly Parking
Hotels & Restauants
K.R. Market.
K.R. Market
K.R. Market
K.R. Market
5:00 am
7:00 am ‐6:00am
6:30 am
5:00 am
7:30 am
Starts from 4:00 4:30 am by 6:30, loading is done in Groups with sharing transport mode Auto Rickshaws
Auto Rickshaws
Auto Rickshaws
Own Carriage Vehicle
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Thrice
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Daily
Daily
8:00 pm
10:00 pm
8:30 pm
10:00am
10:30 pm
SHALLOW-ROOTED RAINFOREST CANOPY TREES
HAWKER’S children activity on street
are BBMP
BBMP
BBMP
BBMP
Pedestrians don’t use footpaths due to the encroachments of buildings
BBMP Installing Garbage collecting points
0am
Auto Rickshaws
Regularize the pedestrians pathway
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K.R. Market, Kalasipalya
make use of the space around trees
Hawkers spillover area
Garbage Issue
REVITALIZATION OF GANDHI BAZAAR
SEMI PERMANENT HAWKER
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MOBILE HAWKERS
Analysis EXISTING ACTIVITY PATTERN INTERVENTION
Target
Situation
regularize parking of Reconstruction of shopping vehicles in designated spaces complex with Market Square
HAWKERS
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household
Medicals
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Ashok Plaza
Royal l aners Ce & Dryers
L.P
Sham Singh Complex Axis ATM
Lale Fashion
L.P
Mega Mart
Universal
Solaris Center
Stay Fit
Body Hooper Sangeetha r & Hardware Softwae SSB Arcade
Radio & Electrical
Newspaper kiosk Big Cotton Bazaar
National Co-Operative Bank
Empty Land
Pai Mobiles
Band Box Cleaner & Dyr er
Shiva Vision Care
Silicon World
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street vendor shelter street vendor shelter street vendor shelter
Mc. Donalds
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L.P
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L.P
L.P
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Section D L.P
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L.P
Seating around tree L.P
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Street vendor kiosk L.P
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Section C L.P
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Proposal L.P
Vijaya Bank
Inky Pinky Showroom
i nce Rela Showroom
Masthi Enterprises
Empty Land
t ya New Hotel Atih
Micro Nova
Telibrahma Delta Diagnostics
Vaibhav Apartments
Nandini Milk Dairy
Perfumen
Kancheepuram Sneha Silk Co-Operation Socieyt
Muthoot Finance HDFC Bank
Bhavan
Udupi K rishna
EmptyS ite
r l stores Genea
Thakur Peda
Shobha Emporium
Anikar Textli es
Co- Optex
Punjab Handloom House
Dental Clinic Applo Pharamacy
street vendor shelter
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L.P
L.P
0.6m
Side walk plaza 4.5m
street vendor shelter
L.P
L.P
L.P
Traffic flow 7.5m
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Seating L.P
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Legends L.P
L.P
L.P
Traffic flow 7.5m
street vendor shelter
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L.P
Market Square
Side walk plaza 4.5m
street vendor shelter
Market Square 12.5m
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Speed Breakers can
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Pai vinod Hall
Kollapuir
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State Bank
Pantaloon
Salon
Sneha Silks
Empty plot
L.P
L.P
MARKET SHELTER 9
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Parking Traffic flow 4.7m 7.5m
Vendor kiosk 4.7m
Traffic flow 7.5m
side walk 2m
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Pramukh
Co-operative Bank ATM
Food World
Prashanth Hoe t l
Mahalakshmi Silk & Sarees
Subam Towers
2
Bata
MARKET SHELTER
Indian Bank
2.3
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L.P
6.8
L.P
Courier
L.P
Xerox
L.P
Shiv Sagar Fed Ex
L.P
2.3
B.K. Kalyana Mantap
street vendor shelter
L.P
Roti Ghar
Belagere Books & Coofee
Sree Darshan i Sarees Slk
Priyanka i Slks
Provision & General Stores
Vidyarthi Bhavan
Khadims Bosco Super Bazaar
Ice Thunder
Fashion Style
food Product
L.P
E R O
L.P
L.P
G TA
L.P
L.P
L.P
L.P
L.P
L.P
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A
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25M 100FT
50M
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Macro level INTERVENTION
L.P L.P
L.P
ET K R A M
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L.P
Medi Plus
L.P L.P
L.P
street vendor shelter
street vendor shelter
street vendor shelter
L.P
3.5
AD O R
L.P L.P
7.5
Cartridge Corner
L.P
7.5
REVITALIZATION OF GANDHI BAZAAR
L.P
side walk 2m
L.P
street vendor shelter
stre she et ven lter do
Market Hawkers
2.5
Market Hawkers
Kancheepuram Vallar Silk Society t Co-Operaion San Mohan Silks & Sarees
Nokia
Angels
movement of pedestrians and easy movement for the traffic flow
L.P
Articles &
SIDEWALK PLAZA: The Open Space Strategy is not about a singular pocket park, but an urban system that can knit together the diverse fabric of the community. Sidewalk Plazas can be a vehicle through which neighbors can become acquainted, children can congregate, business owners can engage a wide public, and the street can become a nexus -- not a divider for the community.
It is an open area where market stalls are traditionally set out for trading,
Alternative of Angular of 30 degree Parking and licensed Vendor kiosk brings the affluent flow of activity with ample
L.P
L.P
Section A
market square
L.P
Belagere Books & Coofee
street vendor shelter
Proposed
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L.P
L.P
L.P
L.P
L.P
L.P
L.P
L.P
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L.P
Sree Darshan r es Silk Sae
L.P
Silks
Bus Shelter
Priyanka
r Stores Geneal
Provision &
L.P
Bhavan
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Khadims
L.P
Times Square New York Before
Ice Thunder
Fashion Style
food Product
l househod Articles &
Medicals
Wonderland
Plaza
Ashok
& Dryers
Royal Cleanesr
Complex Axis ATM
Sham i Sngh
Fashion
Lale
L.P
L.P
L.P
Bus L.P
L.P
L.P stre ve et sh ndor elet r
L.P
Mega Mart
street vendor shelter
V2 view
L.P
street vendor shelter
Salon
Sneha Silks
Empty plot
Makr et Hawkesr
Market Hawkers
San Mohan Silks & Sarees
r m Kancheepua Vallar Silk Co-Operation Society
Nokia
Angesl
Pefrumen
Kancheepuram Sneha Silk Co-Operation Society
HDFC Bank
Muthoot Finance
Bhavan
Udupi Krishna
Empty Site
General stores
Intervention
L.P
L.P
L.P
V2 L.P
case study
L.P
L.P
Existing street enhancement Existing parks L.P
L.P
New public spaces New street enhancement street vendor shelter
L.P
V1 street vendor shelter
L.P
street vendor shelter
V1view V3 v
2.5 L.P
V3
3m
3.5 L.P
2.3m
Views
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7.5m
4.6m
2.3m L.P
6.8m L.P
E R O G TA 10m
12ft 25m
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Broadway Boulevard 23 May 2009 "When you can make it there you can make it anywhere,New York, New York -Jan Gehl
7.5m
K R PA
100ft
2 REVITALIZATION OF GANDHI BAZAAR
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3m
Meso level INTERVENTION
street vendor shelter
Medi Plus
R A M
TR E K
D A O
L.P
i r Coure
L.P
B.K. Kalyana Mantap
L.P
Xerox
L.P
L.P
2.3m
Cartridge Corner
MARKET SHELTER
FedE x
L.P
Shiv Sagar
side walk plaza
Pramukh
L.P L.P
Co-operative Bank ATM
street vendor shelter
L.P
Bata
L.P
side walk plaza
Indian Bank
L.P
L.P
Food World
V4
MahalakshmiSi lk & Sarees
C a n a ra Bank
Anand Bhavan
BSR Arcade
Paiv inod H al l
MARKET SHELTER
L.P
Pa r shanth Hotel
L.P
Kollapuri
Stae t Bank
Pantaloon
view
L.P
street vendor shelter
Subam Towers
L.P
L.P
L.P
L.
Roit Ghar
2.3m
Proposed Shopping complex
L.P
V4 view
L.P
1
L.P L.P
4.6m
street vendor shelter
Street Vendor Kiosk
Market Square
1.0m
B 0m 2. 2.4m
4.0m
0.6m 0.6m
A
Retractable awning Hinge Water Gutters
Frosted Polycarbonate
2.0m
Retractable awning Water Gutters Water tank
Plan
0.6m
Tensile Roof Stacking of goods
0.3m
0.2m
0.75m
Planter box for growing herbs
0.7m
Stacking
0.15m
Frosted Polycarbonate Louvers for Air Ventilation Sliding Cabinets Sliding Panel
0.45m
Solar panels
Section Q
Plan
0.9m
0.9m
1.2m
2.1m
Q
Closed Kiosk Section A (opened)
Section B
Case Study
(closed)Section A
View of Kiosk
Kiosk Case Study Market Hill, Cambridge The square has remained the vibrant heart of the city for at least 800 years. The market has been at the center of city life for centuries, though it did not adopt its current spacious form until the mid C19 when a block of houses that stood in the middle of the current market place was destroyed by a great fire in 1849 and a larger market was created and a central fountain installed. The name Market Hill comes from the old use of the word 'hill' to mean a meeting place - not raised ground! Today the market continues to be the thriving heart of the day-time city
Source: https://www.cambridge.gov.uk/sites/www.cambridge.gov.uk/files/docs/historic-core-appraisal-market-hill.pdf Source:http://www.bizarreka.com/77020/691388/projects/architectural-product-design-street-kiosk
Bus Stop
Methods can be Adopted
Bus Bay Plan
Preamble Pavements
P 45.0 15.0
15.0
15.0
Bus Shelter
3.5
Standards Desirable 36.0 12.0
12.0
12.0
Bus Shelter
Typical Permeable Paver Installation
3.0
Minimum Standards 31.0 15.0
8.0
3/8 “ aggregate in openings Permeable
8.0
Bus Shelter
3.5
Bedding Course: 3/8”aggregate 1 ½ to 2” deep layer
6.0
Source: http://www.psfk.com/2012/10/algae-powered-building.html
Seating
Bus Shelter
Solar Panels
3.0
Minimum Standards
Drinking Water Fountain
0.25m
0.25m
0.25m
0.25m
0.15m
Non-woven geotextile on bottom and sides of open graded base.
Soil Subgrade - zero slope
Source: http://reducerunoff.org/pavers.htm
Recycle Bins these can be installed on street for Garbage collection
The BIQ house in Germany, which was designed for the International Building Exhibition in Hamburg, features a ‘bio-adaptive facade’ that uses micro algae to generate renewable energy and provide shade. The zero-energy house is currently under construction and will be the first real-life test for the new façade system.
1.0m
0.6m
0.8m
algae panels
Open graded base: clear crushed 1” to 1 ½”aggregate.
Section P Model no. : #ABC3500B
http://www.plumbingsupply.com/ada_pedestal_drinking_fountains.html
Micro level INTERVENTION
12.0
0.6m 0.45m 0.15m
0.6m
Section R
0.6m
Tree Seating
0.45m
R
0 .7 m
Street Plaza Seating
1.0m
. m 06 0.6m
Plan
Source:http://www.bizarreka.com/77020/687762/projects/architectural-product-design-recycle-bin
REVITALIZATION OF GANDHI BAZAAR
Front Elevation of Bus Stop
24.0 6.0
Curb/edge restraint
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Standards Desirable
2. Inner city regeneration - Shivajinagar Examine issues of inner city regeneration and interventions, to achieve workable economic and environmental regeneration. to diagnose implications of suggested interventions on the larger urban fabric, to re-examine values in terms of social, physical, and the progressive nature of change. Shivajinagar, one of the most bustling areas located in the central bangalore is primarily a commercial hub. It is a thriving ‘native’ bazaar developed along with associated establishments like churches, temples, mosques, cinemas, schools and hospitals. Shivajinagar or blackpally was a barren region when kempegowda founded modern bangalore. Though much has altered now, the remnants of the past are still visible. This is also a place where many religions co-existed i.e hindus, muslims and christians. The study was carried out by group with cognitive mapping process major and minor Paths, Node, Landmarks, Districts, Edge,and other layers of views and vistas, connetivity, building typology,demography, natural settings, Economy, Building prototype, Social Infrastructure, Solid Waste Management.
Existing Landuse Public & Semipublic Commerical Mixed Used Residential Open Space
The points noted from the study were Existing Land use planning showed open space are less than the proposed Land use. Street typology showed Sub-arterial road at peripheral of site leading to disperse the Bus movement limited with in the site. Most of the Public semi public building are Ground+1&2 from important streets shows distinctive location from public and semipublic space and commercial space solid waste management is very essentials in study area as most open space are generally used as dump yards. The above points indicate issues of Social Infrastructure
Case of Intervention: Amenities & Social Infrastructure
• Bus stop, Taxi Stand, Auto Rickshaw stand • Postal Services
Strategy Case 2
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• Libraries, • Community halls, • Arts projects
WHAT CAN BE DONE IN EXISTING WORKING CONDITIONS
Inner City regeneration
Emergency Services
SOCIO – CULTURAL FACILITIES
• Police, • Ambulance • Fire
Shivaji Nagar
Strategy Case 1
Health & Social Care
• Parks, allotments, • Open space, • Play areas, • walkways • Sports centers
• Hospital • Primary health center • Dispensary • Polyclinics
Other Miscellaneous facilities
Leisure & Pleasure
UDPFI GUIDELINES
RECREATION
• Nursery/pr e‐school, • Primary, secondary, further and higher education, • Colleges
Other Community And Cultural Infrastructure
Strategy Framework1
Education
SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
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Inner City regeneration
Shivaji Nagar
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Inner City regeneration
Shivaji Nagar
Learning from case studies shows the scope of multi useage of space combining the two types of Land use and in congested areas gives an idea of vertical space usage.
NOOR AMINA 1BM12AHD03
Inner City regeneration
Shivaji Nagar
NOOR AMINA 1BM12AHD03
Inner City regeneration
Shivaji Nagar
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Inner City regeneration
Shivaji Nagar
3. Safe Environment in Public Realm Understanding with the Safe city concept selecting one aspect concerns of crime, a safety of a Residential neighborhood. Aims to contribute to safe environment in Public realm.
Safety and security are essential to successful, wellbeing communities. Not only are such places welldesigned, attractive environments to live and work in, but they are also places where freedom from crime, and from the fear of crime, improves the quality of life. The visionary Jane Jacobs when her insights were written in her book The Death and Life of Great American Cities. Many people quote her phrase “there must be eyes on the street” to emphasize the relationship between urban safety and design. In this sense, her cognition about the topic led her to provide recommendations based on close observation of public spaces. These consist of bars and restaurants “sprinkled along the sidewalks”, street vendor, and pedestrians. Also she recommended the installation of bright street light to “augment every pair of eyes” exposing safety on the streets with a resulting much more movement in the streets by the pedestrians, making a successful city.
SAFE ENVIRONMENT IN PUBLIC REALM A cautious approach towards designing our built environment can help in creating secure spaces. -By Noor Amina
Intimate distance 0--0.45 private
public
Personal distance 0.45-1.3m private
transition
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Social distance 1.3-3.7m private transition
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public distance >3.7m private
SAFE ENVIRONMENT “Human needs achieved in man-made built environment which is pleasant to use and feel comfortable in human perspective is called safe environment.” Urban spaces, beside their tangible social, cultural and economic usages, would be useless without the active presence of people. Best urban environments are those which allow social presence while feeling safe, comfortable, enjoyed by citizens. Accordingly Maslow puts social connections and belonging in the third place of his notorious hierarchy of human needs, just after the need for safety. (john lang 2010)
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ANALYZES CONCEPTS -Natural surveillance -Landscape -Territoriality -Land use mix and activity -Basic exterior building Design -Lighting -Maintenance -Building community -Predictable Routes and entrapment Locations -Way finding UNDERSTANDING SAFE CITY CONCEPT -Crime & violence -Road safety -Security of tenure -Disaster resilience -Public health
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: Understanding with the Safe city concept selecting one aspect concerns of crime, a safety of a Residential neighbourhood. The study, Aims to contribute to safe environment in Public realm. OBJECTIVE: Accessibility: places with well defined routes, spaces and entrances that provide for convenient movement without SITE AREA compromising security. Jayaprakash Naryan Nagar, Bangalore. Natural Surveillance: places where all publicly accessible spaces are overlooked. Activity: places where the level of human activity is appropriate to the location and creates a sense of safety at all times Land use application: places that are structured so that different uses do not cause conflict.
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400m 5min walk
800m 10 min walk
1200m 15 min walk
1600m 20 min walk
Source:ESRI
Blue line indicates the J.P. Nagar police station limit area Black line indicates ward boundaries Circles indicate Study Area with Walking Distance
SITE ANALYSIS
N J.P.Nagar Metro sta?on
400m 5min walk
800m 10 min walk
1200m 15 min walk
Jain University School of Commerce B School & Management in Bangalore Studies MATS Institute of Management St. Paul’s Presidency & Enterpreneurship English Junior School College Mirambika RV Dental School for College New Age Innisfree House School
1600m 20 min walk
The Oxford PU College and School Frank Public School
Samved School
CMS Business School
Little Millennium
Carmel Public School
Narayana E-Techno School
Jyothy Kendriya vidyalaya
Building Use Map
Transit
9 Cafes
7 Bars
45 Restaurants
5 Theaters
Night life
1 Informal Public Market
19 Convenience stores
6 Grocery stores Hopcoms
Shopping areas
11 Schools
7 Colleges
14 pre�schools
Educational institutes
ON SITE ISSUES AND OPPORTUNITIES
1
4
A
A
B Strong restricted boundaries
1
7
2
vacant lands perceived as unsafe &less accessible
5
B
3 2 E 5
4
C
play ground casual surveillance
3
fencing around lake leading to sense of ownership
6
6 D
IIM
The Brigade School
Bus Stop without shelter Bus Stop Shelter
Existing landuse map
Sri Chaitanya PU College
F slums isolate public space
private boundaries setting lake into isolation
C
WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR "THE QUALITY OF PUBLIC REALM"? According to “THE CITY AT EYE LEVEL� Hans Karssenberg, Jeroen Laven, Meredith Glaser & Mattijs van 't Hoff Hardware=Design Building, street, hybrid zones
Software=Use Pedestrian flows, Quality of shops, Cafes, Culture, Experience Orgware=Coalitions Tools, Portfolio Management, Street,Coalitions
WHAT KIND OF PLAY AREA? AS EACH ONE HAS OWN REQUIREMENT Seniors
Adults
Kids
CONCLUSION Perceive safety is one of the most important aspects to be considered in J.P. Nagar residential area, because most of the area is isolated with either natural landscape like lake and forest preserved area, or the large high walled government premises and private companies, though its land use been satisfied with good scale of commercial use, still the vitality is not seen perceived of unsafe always remains, because we don't consider different age people usage of space from different perspective where each one old people, adult, children has their own requirements for their daily activity. The purpose of this thesis is to reveal to what extend the perceivedsafe as well as unsafe areas coincide with the human behavior pattern. For vitality of the residential area is only achieved through the addition of activitiesof different age people to primary purposes of public spaceusage ensures the presence ofpeople in streets and public spaces at different times of the day.