Adaptive Neighborhood Booklet

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MASTER IN CITY AND TECHNOLOGY Desigh for the Responsive City

2015/16 Adaptive Neighborhood

BARCELONA



MASTER IN CITY AND TECHNOLOGY Thesis Project Title: Adaptive Neighborhood

Research Studio: Design for the Responsive City

Faculty: Areti Markopoulou, Bruno Moser Faculty Assistant: Marco Ingrassia

Mohit Chaugule Chiara Dall’Olio Caglar Gokbulut Rahul Pudale Chenghuai Zhou



INDEX 01 CONTEXT

01 | 1 Mumbai 01 | 2 BDD Chawls

02 ANALYSIS 02 | 1 Existing Spaces and Activities 03 STRATEGY

03 03 03 03

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1 Adaptive Spaces 2 Masterplan Strategy 3 Masterplan Steps 4 Masterplan Diagrams

05 ADAPTIVE SPACES

05 | 1 Types of Adaptive Spaces 05 | 2 Connection between Spaces/Activities 05 | 3 Citizens Partecipation

04 MASTERPLAN

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1 Masterplan Diagrams 2 Top View 3 Groundfloor 4 Section 5 Phases of Developement 6 Renderings



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CONTEXT Introduction about the general context of Mumbai and of the project area, in BBD Chawls, Worli.


BDD CHAWLS WORLI - MUMBAI

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BDD CHAWLS

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info area of plot

239,000 ha

tot. built up area

228,753 m2

tot. number of people ground coverage f.s.i. (% of gross area) tot. number of buildings tot. number of rooms

38,720 24% 0.95% 121 9,608

average household

4

floors per building

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The Bombay Development Department (BDD) was set up in 1920 by the then Governor of the province, Sir George Lloyd who was appointed by the British Government of India. Lloyd believed that the housing problem contributed to the political unrest in the city. He designed a massive scheme for housing and development for the workers of the mills in the city. 27


TOTAL BUILT AREA

BDD CHAWLS

228,753 M² REDEVELOPMENT

932,740 M²

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info tot. built area free sale for redeveloper

932,740 m2 593,940 m2 64%

for original tenants

338,800 m2 36%

average tenement size

52 m2

All the BDD chawl structures are located in the heart of the island city of Mumbai and are almost 80 years old. masterplan adaptive spaces visions External infrastructure provided to the buildings, such as, water supply, sewage and storm water drainage has deteriorated and is in need of replacement. The overall condition of BDD chawl buildings is deteriorating and they may not sustain very long under the present condition. For these reasons the area has been the object of a design competition, finalized to the demolition of the existing buildings and the construction of a high­density multifunctional district. 29


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ANALYSIS Analysis of the existing situation in BDD Chawls: actual use of the space through time for different activities.

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RESEARCH TRIP

From 8th to 18th of april 2016 we went to Mumbai to visit BDD Chawls. We mapped the existing situation of the physical space and we talked with citizens in order to know their opinion about the future redevelopment of the area. We realized a Survey in the community to understand how people live and which are their expectations for their new neighborhood.

HOW PEOPLE USE THE SPACE THROUGH TIME?

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EXISTING ACTIVITIES EXISTING ACTIVITIES EXISTING ACTIVITIES

formal formal

informal informal

services and facilities services and facilities

services activities services and and activities

daycare laundry manufacturing daycare laundry manufacturing

education cultural education cultural healthhealth care care sport sport

religious gathering commerce religious street street marketmarket gathering commerce

repairing cooking repairing cooking

performed in a dedicated space performed in a dedicated space

performed an informal space performed in anininformal space (residential or public/semi public space) (residential or public/semi public space)

XISTING ACTIVITIES contextcontext

analysisanalysis

masterplanadaptive adaptive masterplan spaces spaces visionsvisions

informal

social

services and activities

community activities

manufacturing daycare

cooking

laundry

repairing

performed in an informal space sidential or public/semi public space)

paces

strategy strategy

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meeeting celebration

sports

playground wedding

performed in public space

com

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pla

pe perfor


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CONNECTIONS BETWEEN ACTIVITIES

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ADAPTATION OF SPACES TO ACTIVITIES

ACTUAL ADAPTATION OF SPACES TO ACTI ACTUAL ADAPTATIO

extension of the residential space

extension of the room

ACES TO ACTIVITIES

extension of the residential space

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AL ADAPTATION OF SPACES TO ACTIVITIES

extension in the groundfloor [ commercial ] courtyard roof

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l space

analysis extension of strategy the room

context

masterplan

extension in the groundfloor [ residential ] extension in the groundfloor [ commercial ] adaptive spaces

context

floor

different sizes of extension of the room

floor

extension in the groundfloor [ residential ]

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adaptive spaces

visions

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courtyard roof

visions

analysis

strategy

masterplan

different sizes of extension of the room

adaptive spaces


can the neighborhood respond to the citizens needs in a dynamic way?

strategy

masterplan

adaptive spaces

visions

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STRATEGY Description of the main strategies for the development of the masterplan.

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analysis

IF SPACES ADAPT TO ACTIVITIES

IF SPACE ADAPTS TO ACTIVITIES responsive system

activity to perform

traffic flow

citizen decision

INPUT

pedestrian flow

weather data

real-time data

OUTPUT

enclosure

strategy

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masterplan

transformation

adaptive spaces

visions

expansion

connection


INPUTS INPUT INPUT

real-time data l-time data

citizen decis citizen decision

daycare

daycare

weather data

laundry manufacturing

manufacturing

weather data

cooking

repairing cooking

celebration

celebration pedestrian flow

pedestrian flow meeeting

playground

traffic flow

strategy erplan

repair

meeeting sports

weddingplayground

traffic flow

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adaptive visions spaces

visions

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OUTPUTS

OUTPUT

enclosure

UTPUT

expansion transformation

context

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analysis

strategy

masterplan

adaptive spaces

visions


enclosure

OUTPUT

UTPUT

ons

expansion transformation

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analysis

strategy

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connection

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MASTERPLAN STRATEGIES 1. POLYCENTRIC DISTRIBUTION OF FACILITIES (WALKABLE SLOW NEIGHBORHOOD)

2.INTERCONNECTION OF CORRIDORS, COURTYARDS, ADAPTABLE SPACES AND RESIDENTIAL UNITS. 3.OVERLAPPING OF COMMERCIAL AREAS WITH MAIN PUBLIC SPACES 4.PERIMETER VEHICULAR MOBILITY (HYPERBLOCK)

strategy

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adaptive spaces

visions


BDD CHAWLS 38.720

WORLI

Population

121 Residential Buildings 9608 Residential Units 10.5 sqm Unit Size 4 Avarage Households Size Total Built Up Area 228.753 sqm Ground Coverage

%24

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WALKABLE SLOW NEIGHBORHOOD

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SLOW CITY

Hospitality Neighbourhood with distributed activities that make it walkable.

50,000

Population

active itizen participation good environmental quality

SLOW NEIGHBORHOOD

BDD CHAWLS

BDD Chawls is walkable and with few cars in a congested Mumbai

38,720

Population

active itizen participation

BDD CHAWLS

MUMBAI

24% public space

2.4% pubic space

2m2 green space

1.1 m2 green space

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EXISTING ACTIVITIES FORMAL

SERVICES AND FACILITIES

education

cultural

health care

religious street market gathering

sport

commerce

INFORMAL

SERVICES AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES

manufacturing daycare

cooking

laundry

repairing

SOCIAL

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES

meeeting celebration

sports

playground wedding

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POOR CONDITIONS UNEVEN CONCENTRATION OF FORMAL ACTIVITIES (SERVICES AND FACILITIES)

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EXISTING CONDITIONS OF THE FACILITIES FORMAL

SERVICES AND FACILITIES

education

cultural

health care

religious street market gathering

sport

commerce

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RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS

*%66 of the people want to maintain the temples as they are. *BDD Survey

EXISITNG VEGETATION

The existing green fabric is an important part of BDD Chawls ecosystem and a place related with gathering and religion.

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RADIUS OF SERVICE

community center open field

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m

150 m

hou 15

15 0

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primary school

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200 m

sport center

health care

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mediateque

0 35

m

main open field

kindergarten

100 m

350 m

use

350

m

main community center

0 35 m

street market

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FORMAL ACTIVITIES

SERVICES AND FACILITIES

temple

sports

gathering street market

primary school

health care community center gathering cultural

kindergarten

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1-CONNECTIVITY GRID connectivity grid is based on the existing size of circulation corridors of BDD Chawls. BDD Residential Building

40m

40m

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2-CIRCULATION GRID

circulation grid is interrupted by the existing road and adjusted by the size of main courtyard circulation mobility main courtyard

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analysis

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strategy

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3-CORRIDORS

As the circulation grid becomes the corridors, it generates series of courtyards that are connected through corridors.

closed loop circulaton

network of circulation courtyard circulation

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4-ADAPTABLE SPACES

Adaptable spaces that are related with informal activities are attached to the corridors of circulation.

courtyard adaptable spaces

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6-CONNECTED SUPER BLOCK

the density is increased to provide bigger residential units and create higher density around central couryard due its size and main facility hub.

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analysis

strategy

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adaptive spaces

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7-DENSIFIED MASS

the density is increased to provide bigger residential units and create higher density around central courtyard due its size which is related with the intensity of the main facility hub. 3 dimensional radius of influence of the main facility

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strategy

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SOLAR RADIATION ANALYSIS

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analysis

strategy

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adaptive spaces

visions

8-POROSITY AND COURTYARD SIZE OPTIMIZATION

change in courtyard size based on the height of the buildings

cut through buildings to connect the courtyards on teh ground floor

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strategy

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CIRCULATION

CORRIDOR + CORE

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ADAPTABLE SPACE

Adaptable spaces that inhabits informal activities, exists within the porosity of the building.

manufacturing

cooking

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strategy

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adaptive spaces

visions

daycare

repairing

laundry


COURTYARDS PUBLIC TERRACE

At the end of each corridor, it appears a terrrace with public acces which can inhabit activities with adaptable spaces.

meeeting celebration

sports

playground wedding

public terrace courtyard corridor

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strategy

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CORRIDORS COURTYARDS PUBLIC TERRACE ADAPTABLE SPACE

manufacturing

cooking

daycare

laundry

repairing

meeeting celebration

sports

playground wedding

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analysis

strategy

masterplan

adaptive spaces

visions

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ADAPTIVE SPACES Spaces can adapt through time, to different activities. Citizens participate in the modification of their space.

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informal activities community kitchen

50 sqm number of people

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5

10

environmental data temperature 0 humidity

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laundry

45 sqm number of people 3

5

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environmental data temperature 40

0 humidity %0

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60

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analysis

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teaching

65 sqm

number of people 13

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environmental data temperature 30

0 humidity %0

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manufacturing

40 sqm

number of people 3

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environmental data temperature 40

0 humidity %0

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social activities outdoor cinema

70 sqm number of people 15

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environmental data temperature 30

0 humidity %0

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forecast

mobility data number of people passing per minute 0

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street market

100 sqm number of people 5

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environmental data temperature 30

0 humidity %0

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forecast

mobility data number of people passing per minute 0

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gathering space

110 sqm

number of people

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environmental data temperature 0 humidity

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forecast

mobility data number of people passing per minute 0

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sports ground

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number of people 5

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environmental data temperature 0 humidity %0

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forecast

mobility data number of people passing per minute 0

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mobility environmental data forecast

mobility data number of people passing per minute 0

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number of cars passing per minute 0

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environmental data forecast

mobility data number of people passing per minute 0

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number of cars passing per minute 0

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environmental data forecast

mobility data number of people passing per minute 0

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number of cars passing per minute 0

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environmental data forecast forecast

mobility data number of people passing per minute 0

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number of cars passing per minute 0

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context

CONNECTIONS BET

new ACTIVITIES spaces/functions from the CONNECTIONS BETWEEN

dining space

cooking

gathering

workshop space

fabrication

cooking + gathering fabrication + teaching

dining space workshop space

research space

fabrication teaching

street market

gathering

teaching

digital innovation

storage

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strategy

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TWEEN ACTIVITIES

e connections between activities

cooking

celebration space gathering

exhibition space

fabrication

fabrication

cooking + gathering fabrication + fabrication

fabrication

celebration space exhibition space

exhibition space community center

fabrication + community center

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CITIZENS PA

CITIZEN PARTICIPATION

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SHOT TERM RESPONSE daily/weekly change

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morning 9 a.m.

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I want it to be in courtyard.

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OPTION 1

evening 8 a.m.

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RTICIPATION

response

spaces change

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Ler’s watch STAR WARS tonight!

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CITIZENS PA

CITIZEN PARTICIPATION

long ter

SHOT TERM RESPONSE daily/weekly change

build monthly/

1 Let’s grow our busineess in community kitchen!

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Co NSI m O exp muni N O FT and ty K in, H min into itchen E A CT ium Lun in IV 8 p ch H unit eop om 542 ITY e le i . 3 YE n. S Joi peop n? le

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We need 8 people to join us! JUL Y2

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3 SEE

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New Lunch Home! Good for our community economy.

YE

S8 7%

june 4 2020

New Lunch Home will add more contribution to our community fund.

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ARTICIPATION CITIZENS PARTICIPATION

rm response

long term response

ding spaces /yearly change

building spaces monthly/yearly change

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We got 8 people in the Community Kitchen,

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UN Co m ITY into muni DE t y uni Lunch Kitc CISI t 54 H hen O 1 & om exp N 542 e. w an . Do ill t d you ake YE agr S ee?

We got 8 people in the Community Kitchen,

NO

NO

Now we need 50% community support us to start off!

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Now w comm us to

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may 4 2020

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New Lunch Home! Good for our community economy.

87%

+

I don’t want the new lunch home taking over unit 541, I want it remain the same social activity space.

JUL Y2

020

june 4 2020

New Lunch Home will add more contribution to our community fund.

NO

13%

+

I don’t wa home taki I want it re social acti

JUL Y2

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MASTERPLAN Plans, sections, renderings and phases of development of the masterplan.

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WALKABLE SLOW NEIGHBORHOOD

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GREEN BELT a new public park that connects two sides of the neighborhood with a green fabric. it creates a continous public space which can inhabit variety of social activities.

meeeting celebration

playground wedding

sports

street market

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CENTRAL COURTYARDS


CENTRAL COURYARDS

central courtyards inhabits the main facilitiy and service hubs for the neighborhood. Facility and service hubs creates a polycentric distribution of services and facilities throughout the neighborhood

temple

sports

outdoor market

primary school

community center

gathering

gathering

health care

cultural

kindergarten

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COMMERCIAL NETWORK


COMMERCE GRID commercial shops and restaurants are distributed along the high pedestrian and vehicular movement.

commerce

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MOBILITY

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MOBILITY NETWORK masterplan integrates with the exisitng mobility network and also introduces new connections to manin main mobility artery.

mobility

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MASTER PLAN

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MASTER PLAN GROUND FLOOR

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SECTION

Social Activities number of people 15

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environmental data temperature 0 humidity %0

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forecast

Formal and Informal Activities number of people 8

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environmental data temperature 0 humidity %0

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mobility data number of people passing per minute 0

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Hybrid Facility

New Combined Activities

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Implementing technology in helping people experience was2016, a important stage On Sunday the 12thspace of June BDD Chawls in process of this project. The augmented neighbours visualized the proposal through reality and virtual reality tools were used for Augmented andrealize Virtualthe Reality tools. making people effects that will occur because of the decisions they take, on neighborhood. This was done creating multiple variations of building composition, which people could play with.

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