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Fig 1 Revati Desai Praswed Patel, Hetanshu Pandya Concept plan and Vision Polycultural City Fig 2 Sakshi Naphade Urban condition Free Design Fig 3 Sakshi Naphade Urban condition Constrained Design Fig 4 Sakshi Naphade Comparitive Analysis of Urban conditions Fig 5 Ruju Joshi Urban condition Free Design Fig 6 Ruju Joshi Urban condition Constrained Design Fig 7 Prachi Vyas Urban condition free design vs constrained design Fig 8 Prachi Vyas Urban Condition Isometric Fig 9 Vidhi Parmar Urban condition free design vs constrained design Fig 10 Hetanshu Pandya Urban condition Free Design Fig 11 Eklavya Koralkar Comparitive Analysis of Urban conditions

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Faculty of Planning UR3005 Monsoon 2020

Eco Warriors [edible to productive landscapes]

Mansi Shah, Chandrani Chakrabarti

Unit Assistant: Chandani Patel

Jury Citation

Finding new forms of urban settlement to reconcile the requirements for human flourishing with the need to live within ecological limits is the central challenge of the age. On this course students explore the potential of new narrative landscape to address the challenge. The student’s engagement with these complex issues was demonstrated through their imaginative design thinking that vivid illustrates the possibility and potential of new futures.

Unit Brief

The studio pivots on the link between city, food and productive landscapes. Today, as large numbers of people live in cities depending on the supply of food from far away areas the link to food is invariably extensive and invisible and the spatial connection to food is more relevant than ever.

Further, the needs and lifestyles of our growing society put huge stress on environmental systems and natural cycles. The studio ECO WARRIORS focused on speculative design proposals advocating potential synergies between productive landscapes and urban development. In this unit, students conceived and generated innovative ideas of productive public realm centered around the themes of improved agricultural productivity, enhancement of biodiversity, and ecologically sensitive urban designs. The central idea was to create a resilient ecological infrastructure through intensification of native landscapes that will incorporate food-producing spaces in various scales across the city.

4 th Year

Aditi Singh Thakur Nisarg Shah Sakshi Sharma

5 th Year

Atal Chadha C.Aparnaa Dharan Korduvar Harsh Gupta Madhav Joshi Parth Mehta Harsh Shah Shaurya Anand Siddhi Soni Parth Patel

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