The Third Place | Urban Design Studio (Semester 7)

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THE THIRD PLACE VISION

Repurposing unused infrastructure as people oriented public spaces that foster social engagements

“There is no logic that can be superimposed on the city; people make it, and it is to them, not buildings, that we must fit into our plans.” - Jane Jacobs PROJECT BRIEF Life without community has produced, for many, a lifestyle consisting mainly of a home-to-work-and-back-again shuttle. On examining the area of study, it was deduced that the impoverished quality of life was a product of diminishing social landscape, obsolete unused voids and lack of social engagement. ‘Quality third places' is conceptualized from considering our homes to be the first places, and our workplaces, the second. ‘The Third Place’ intends to provide opportunities for recreation and leisure to enhance livability, social cohesion and foster human interaction. The existing site has an uneven distribution of positive activity generators, despite the area being a TOD influence zone.

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The objective is to balance the quality of life within the available quantity of space by restructuring, reactivating and repurposing existing urban space in the city. Our intervention elaborates on strategies to strengthen both connections and activate vibrant spaces to serve as an aggregator of people. This is being achieved by redefining the role of streets, upgrading transit corridors & integrating urban anchors with the public realm to increase porosity etc. Providing equitable access to public vibrant spaces shall calibrate a people-place congruence for better Ease of Living & social well being.

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AREA OF STUDY: OUTER RING ROAD- GREATER KAILASH- NEHRU PLACE- KALKAJI- CR PARK

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PROPOSED MASTER PLAN

Hriju Kirti Singhal

Riya Agarwal


THE WHAT

Repurposing unused infrastructure Recycling existing urban space : lack of quantity of space

1960s

as people oriented public spaces Provide opportunities for recreation and leisure : to enhance livability

that foster social engagements Need for human interaction

2023: Existing density

“Man is by nature a social animal”

EOL (Ease of Living) is a framework to assess improved well being. The Index examines livability on subjects of Quality of Life, Economic Ability and Sustainability. AL SIC Y PH

SOC IA L

Self

Poor QoL & Sociability

- Aristotle Inner fulfillment

Esteem

EASE OF LIVING INDEX : SOCIAL

Self worth, accomplishment

Human interaction & belonging

Social

EDUCATION AND HEALTHCARE HOUSING AND SHELTER

EASE OF LIVING INDEX

Security

MOBILITY

Lee and Robbins (1995)

Safety, employment, assets

WASH AND SWH

4 pillars

“Social connectedness generates a positive feedback loop of social, emotional and physical wellbeing.”

Physiological

Food, water, shelter, warmth

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SAFETY AND SECURITY

increase in urban population of city: Delhi (urbanization)

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TI O

NAL

ECO

35% weightage is given to Quality of Life while assessing the EoL Index

NO

57.56

Participatory Planning with stakeholders (On Ground Interviews)

RECREATION

M

DELHI IS RANKED 13TH MILLION+ CITY [MOHUA 2020] DELHI BEST CITY

EoL

Does recreation around exist

Y N

Do you feel a lack of recreational spaces

Y N

Does social interaction around exist

Y N

Do you prefer outdoor/indoor recreation program

Outdoor Indoor

0

20

40

60

80

QoL

2035 Projection: India’s biggest urban agglomeration

Existing community and recreational spaces (Mapping)

Recreation

1

Citizen Perception 0.00

20.00

40.00

60.00

80.00

100.00

1

Epicuria

2

Laxmi Bhawan

6

Chirag Enclave Club

Impoverished social fabric (tangible & intangible) Inactive unused areas are crime prone unsafe zones

Inferences (user desirability) Subways are Better Choice : utilisation Cleanliness and Maintenance Only 64 %FOBs have rooftop Improve flooring of FOBs and SUBs Need for installing signage/signboards

Socio-cultural and sports facilities ( population per unit)

1

[URDPFI guildelines]

Community Sports Centre (1-3 Ha.)

Community Room

Hall, Library

Recreational club

Music, Dance, Drama

1 Lakh

5,000

5,000

1 Lakh

1 Lakh

Zone F Holding capacity: 19,75,000 projected in 2021

1

Nehru INOX

2

PARAS Cinema

3

Savitri Cinepolis

2

2

3

2

Are cities people’s places? 5

[ Zonal Plan DDA]

3

LAND USE (Expected) RECREATIONAL : 15 - 20% PUBLIC / SEMI PUBLIC : 8 - 10%

NEHRU PLACE CBD 2000

1 2 3 4 3

1500

PARAS CINEMA

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Total Shops

AREA OF STUDY: OUTER RING ROAD- GREATER KAILASH- NEHRU PLACE- KALKAJI- CR PARK

VISION STATEMENT

NEHRU INOX CINEMA

CINÉPOLIS SAVITRI

1000

0

1

Registered

Hawkers

NOTES Sources: Site survey, MPD 2021, MoHUA, Zonal PLan MPD 2021, Hindustan Times, URDPFI Guidelines

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REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE

ECOLOGY

REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE

Unused commercial and green land acc. to assigned Land use (MPD 2021) close to CBD

Proposal of green blue assests and clean economic actvities to promote ecological resilience. (MPD 2041)

Need for optimized densitification (walkability, public spaces) in TOD influence zones

Lack of primary and secondary parking zones in proximity of landmarks ( eg. CR Market 1)

Scope of transit oriented development and 15 minute neighbourhoods

Specific sub groups settled in clusters leading to diversity yet segregation Bengalis in CR

ECOLOGY

Insufficient urban green cover & increased land surface temp. (URDPF)

Under used cluster, neighborhood and community parks & green belts in the area of study.

insufficent green and open space per resident than required i.e. 12 sqm

Poor Walkability :Lack of shade and green AQI : unsafe Climate & heat

Depleting ground water levels : Inadequate water supply w.r.t requirements.

Unsafe levels of pollution (water, air, sound) generated w.r.t users [MOHUA 2020]

MORPHOLOGY

(URDPFI)

TRANSPORTATION

INFRASTRUCTURE

MORPHOLOGY

Lack of self sufficiency in certain clusters formed based on morphology

Land use decisions lead to habitat fragmentation & degradation over two decades.

Need for densification: mixed used development walkable neighbourhoods.

Over crowding ( built) in over developed areas despite inadequate road network

Lack of mixed used development and social amenities in residential zones

Difference in belief systems, spending capacity w.r.t residential clusters

TRANSPORTATION

Under utilization of mass transit options (like Nehru Place)

High traffic volume led to increased pollution and urban heat island effect in the area

Rigid zoning in the area of study segregates land use - spatial & social segregations

High congestion despite good metro network = need for modal shift for regional goals

Sparse footfall on certain metro gates, transit points due to uneven activity spread

Users’ last mile preferences need to be accommodated

Basic water services align but vary as per CDP proposals at present.

Need for ecological resilience by reducing runoff, and preserving local ecosystems

Need to increase public realm and vibrant public spaces acc. to TOD policy

Formation of traffic bottlenecks w.r.t. location of social infrastructural institutes.

Lack of social sustainability e.g. recreation zones w.r.t demographics

Temporal variation in activity and inactivity in spaces-

Under utilized scope of supporting local economy close to CBD

Disparities in accessibility to green spaces indicate social inequities. (URDPFI)

Commercial spaces within the urban morphology = strong economic presence

Poor last connectivity clusters

Centralized social and economic activity generators unevenly formed

Lack of culturally signficant spaces in the vicinity

INFRASTRUCTURE

SOCIO-ECONOMY AND DEMOGRAPHY

mile across

work. live. play.

ISSUE MAPPING

SOCIO-ECONOMY AND DEMOGRAPHY

INFERENCES MATRIX

quality of life + quantity of space

Poor quality of life, human interaction & Sociabiliy

impoverished public realm & social fabric

Obsolete unused infrastructure & spaces

Are cities people’s places?

iNTENTIONS & OBJECTIVES: To balance the quality of life within the available quantity of space by recycling existing urban space Provide opportunities for recreation and leisure to enhance livability and foster human engagement.

As urban designers, we must work as surgeons or auto mechanics and repair the diverse broken parts of the city”. (Roger Trancik, 1986)

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AREA OF STUDY: OUTER RING ROAD- GREATER KAILASH- NEHRU PLACE- KALKAJI- CR PARK

ISSUE MAPPING

NOTES Sources: Site survey, MPD 2021, MoHUA, Zonal PLan MPD 2021, Hindustan Times, URDPFI Guidelines

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THE WHERE LEGEND

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AREA OF STUDY: OUTER RING ROAD- GREATER KAILASH- NEHRU PLACE- KALKAJI- CR PARK

CONTEXT PLAN

NOTES Shows very sparse footfall on the site chosen despite being the TOD influence zone that is expected to have higher concentration of people. There is a lot of uneven distribution of positive activity generators leading to inacitivity and negative activity zones on the site chosen.

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THE WHERE

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AREA OF STUDY: OUTER RING ROAD- GREATER KAILASH- NEHRU PLACE- KALKAJI- CR PARK

EXISTING SITE PLAN

NOTES Shows very sparse footfall on the site chosen despite being the TOD influence zone that is expected to have higher concentration of people. There is a lot of uneven distribution of positive activity generators leading to inacitivity and negative activity zones on the site chosen.

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THE HOW

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TOD INFLUENCE ZONE : SITE CHOSEN

Proximity to transit stations: TOD Influence zone; higher concentration of people around

LOW

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KALKAJI

With the presence of more FSI, development pressure and unused infrastructure such as car dumpyard on the site, it is optimum for the intervention. Site is adjacent to Central Business District; enriching floating population, footfall, value etc

500M

1. Aastha Kunj Park 2. Nehru Pedestrain Subway 3. Open Car Dumpyard

W

Influence Zone: The area in the immediate vicinity (500m-800m) of the transit station having high density compact development with mixed land use to support all basic needs of the residents (TOD Policy)

Very sparse footfall on the site chosen despite being the TOD influence zone that is expected to have higher concentration of people.

Higher FAR / FSI i.e. 300 500 % to promote densification, population & job densityi in TOD influence zone

NEGATIVE ACTIVITY ZONES

Uneven distribution of positive activity generators leading to inacitivity and negative activity zones on the site chosen.

POSITIVE ACTIVITY GENERATORS

POSITIVE ACTIVITY GENERATORS

Strong context including landmarks such as Lotus Temple, ISKON Temple

Impoverished social fabric and lack of human engagment

4. Kalkaji Metro Gate 2,3,4 5. Nehru Enclave Park

DISPARITY IN FOOTFALL DENSITY (CBD VS SITE CHOSEN) To develop the public realm for better recreation, social engagement and leisure.

To recycle existing obsolete infrastructure and unused spaces such as pedestrian subway, f.o.b, car dumpyard, Aastha Kunj Park.

DENSITY OF PEOPLE

FLOATING POPULATION DENSITY EXISTING MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT HIGH

T inactivity and negative activity zones are prone to crime thereby making it unsafe for users

ECONOMIC VARIATION

NEHRU PLACE

e.g. Nehru Subway Insufficient green cover and open space per person (URDPFI)

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STRATEGY- INTERVENTION AREA

NOTES Sources: Site survey, MPD 2021

LOW

Demographics of the site chosen: floating population - buyers, employees, students, visitors, residents of Kalkaji, Sant Nagar, neaby DDA Flats THE THIRD PLACE Riya Agarwal Hriju Kirti Singhal


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NEHRU ENCLAVE SUBWAY

ROAD FROM SUBWAY TO BUS TERMINAL (ORG)

For Pedestrians to cross traffic heavy outer ring road

Arterial Outer Ring Road (50 60m)

prone to criminal activities inactive shops underutilized

three to four lane cars parked on the road, informal vendors, broken pavements

Improve connectivity & walkability on ORG

Complete street: safe access for all people

DESIGN OBJECTIVE

EXISTING CONDITION

EXISTING FUNCTION

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STREET ADJACENT TO CBD TOWARDS AASTHA KUNJ

STREET FROM FOB METRO GATE, DUMPYARD

STREET FROM CBD EDGE - KALKAJI METRO GATE

Connecting internal network street

Wide inlet road from outer ring road

unauthorized parking blocking pavements Reduced Right of Way not porous enough

Visual & Physical porosity from CBD

vendors at the outer corner of the street Unused cars are lined very sparse footfall

Non Motorized Transit (NMT) on the street

access to offices, kalkaji metro gates (unused)

SDMC parking, 3-4 lane two wheelers parked on pavement + road, reduced right of way

Street as shared space

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KALKAJI FOOT OVER BRIDGE ON ORG

CAR DUMP YARD AREA

For Pedestrians to cross traffic heavy outer ring road

Commercial + green land use according to MPD

no lift for PWD Not lit at night Underutilized tedious to climb

Negative spot - traffic police - towed cars, govt. land for auction

Improve connectivity & walkability via Non Motorized Transit

Quality Third Space concept

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STREET FROM MTNL CBD NEHRU PLACE

UNDER THE NEHRU PLACE METRO FLYOVER

Connecting internal network rstreet

Neighbourhood park managed by DDA

Slum encroachment, redundant toilet van, little footfall

Play Oriented Street as a place

Underutlizied Peddlers founder under the flyover Sparse footfall

F AASTHA KUNJ ROAD

Road Adjacent to Nehru Place Metro

Hawkers despite no hawking zone No MUZ zone, cycling lane on the street No traffic calming measures

Street as a place : Play areas and pause points

Wayfinding & Traffic Calming

PHYSICAL MANIFESATION

DESIGN STRATEGY

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introducing activities to activate a safe connection

Redistribute Right of Way, traffic calming at node

Pedestrian Priority Street via tactical urbanism

Green mobility corridor, urban canopy

Tactical Urbanism

Extend the FOB as a green transit corridor

improve the public realm recreational spaces

Dissolve the street into informal Play area

improve the public realm recreational spaces

Complete street: safe access for all people

lift + ramp for pwd, free wifi cafe, kiosks, seating, artistic walking path,

segregated zones for pedestrians, activate bulbs of the street

Active Edge, segregated zones for all users

Cycling loop, Shared Observation Deck

informal Play areas, pause points

Linear Park View Point Lotus Temple

Hawker’s Center, Co Working Spaces, Rental sports, Recreation

informal Play areas, pause points, seating

Cycling loop, open work and congregation spots, swales

Cycling lanes, Multi Utility Zone, Table Top crossing

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STRATEGY MATRIX

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Legend : Strategies chosen Improving public realm Strengthening connection

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PLAY ORIENTED ZONES

THE WHOM : USER EXPERIENCE

CYCLING LOOP REPURPOSING GREEN

WORKING POPULATION

walk.

Employees & Workers Buyers & Suppliers

Existing availability of quality third spaces

COMMUNITY KITCHEN SHARED EATING SPACES

Proposed activities

play.

RESIDENTS

0-20 yrs 20 - 60 yrs 60 above

SPORTS

SHARED INFORMAL PLAY AREAS

eat.

Existing availability of quality third spaces relax. pause.

Proposed activities meditate.

FLOATING POPULATION

Students & graduates Young Adults / Urban Millennials Visitors & Commuters Tourists

GREEN URBAN CANOPY

paint.

chat.

work.

Existing availability of quality third spaces PARA TRANSIT Proposed activities

CO WORKING

INFORMAL ECONOMY SECTOR Hawkers & Vendors Local traders Migrant Labourers

rest.

cycle.

congregate.

PAUSE POINTS

WELLNESS CENTRE

INFORMAL BAZAAR

RECREATION CENTRE cook.

Existing availability

Proposed activities

CHILDREN 0 -6 6 - 12 13 - 16

shop.

Existing availability of quality third spaces

Proposed activities

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ACTIVITY ANALYSIS

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LEGEND IMPROVED WALKABILITY EXPERIENCE & TIME CYCLING

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STRATEGIES : CONNECTIONS & PUBLIC REALM RESTRUCTURING

REDEFINING

STRENGTHENING CONNECTIONS Redistributing right of way, to accomodate streets as public open spaces, with increased space for pedestrians, non motorized transit Redefining role of streets as per density. access priority and built use. Complete streets to make connections pedestrian priority streets Green mobility corridors Urban Canopy

Heirachy of transit corridors are to be upgraded or extended

Redistributing the Right of Way & role of the street.

Primary Upgradation Secondary Upgradation Tertiary Upgradation Transit Extension

RECONNECTING

Non Motorized Pedestrain Priority Play Oriented Green Corridor Complete Streets

REVIVING

IMPROVING PUBLIC REALM Diversity of uses: coexistence and the permanence of people Active facades: multi leveled connections & engagement Social dimension and urban vitality: aggregator of people, public space has influence over the social dimension - quality public spaces Decentralization : Plug in activity 6 generators where required in the action area to reduce uneven activity vs inactivity Improved time & experience walkability & connectivity

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Proposed walkway : Subway : Linear Park : CBD Existing Para Transit Proposed Para Transit

Integrate urban anchors with the public realm & increase permeability.

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DESIGN STRATEGIES

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ZONING

LEGEND VEHICULAR MOVEMENT PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT BICYCLE LOOP

UNDER METRO LINE

BUILT INTERVENTION

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SPACE

WELLNE S

P KIDS LAY

RELOCATION/ REORIENTATION

ENTER SC

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KERS ZON W HA

COWORKIN

UN-BUILT INTERVENTION

AREA PROGRAM

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Recreation Centre

AMP HI

CENTER

RE EAT TH

RECREATI O

OFFICES RELOCATED

L BAZAAR A RM

Hawker's Center Shared Eating Spaces

INFO

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T PA

H

Co-working

CE PA SUBWAY

TOWARDS THE PEDESTRIAN SUBWAY

PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT

MMUNITY S CO

BUS DEPOT (REDESIGNED)

FOOT-OVER BRIDGRE

SHARE D

REORIENTED BUS TERMINAL

HAWKERS

Z

E ON

Wellness Centre

Program Components Informal Bazaar Stage Amphitheatre Themed courtyards Music Jam Pods Mini Theater (indoor) Sensory room- PwD Gaming arcade E Sports Community Art Studio

in sqm 350 50 275 350 100 100 150 200 100 150

Kiosks Food Vans Informal seating nooks Rental bbq pits Shared open seating Eating Halls

300 150 50 50 300 125 300 200 600 100 300 100 150 200

Open desks Private Desks Central Library Lounge Study cafe Reading Rooms Tech Lab Meeting/ conference halls Break out green shared terraces Hydrotherapy Pool Child Daycare facilities Sauna and Spa Tennis Court Gymnastics and Martial Arts Archery range Pets Park Meditation and Mindfulness Rooms Health Education Workshops Music and Dance studios Sound Healing Rooms

300 100 300 600 300 100 125 100 200 100 100

VEHICULAR MOVEMENT

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ZONING

NOTES THIS IS A CONCEPTUAL ZONING DIAGRAM FOR THE AREA OF INTERVENTION.

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BROADER ZONING:

RECREATION AND HAWKERS CENTER

RELOCATED/ REORIENTED EXISTING UNUSED EXTENDED NEW BUILT PROPOSED COVERED SEMI-OPEN

INTERNAL CONNECTIONS: PRIMARY SECONDARY MAJOR INTERSECTIONS

CO-WORKING AND WELLNESS CENTER

PRIMARY SECONDARY CHILDREN’S PLAY

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ZONING DIAGRAM

NOTES THIS IS A CONCEPTUAL ZONING DIAGRAM FOR THE AREA OF INTERVENTION.

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AREA PROGRAM

AREA DISTRIBUTION

TEMPORAL ANALYSIS

JAM PODS

SLEEP

HAWKER KIOSKS

JAM PODS

STAGE

BBQ PITS

JAM PODS

BAZAAR

FOOD VANS

GAMING ARCADE

AMPHITHEATRE

SHARED EATING SPACES

COMMUNITY KITCHEN

MINI THEATER

SHOP

VERTICAL STRATIFICATION

SHARED EATING HAWKER KIOSKS SPACES

GAMING ARCADE COMMUNITY KITCHEN

BAZAAR

MINI THEATER

COMMUNITY ART STUDIO

EAT

CELEBRATE

AREA PROGRAM

VOLUME AND MASSING

Recreation Centre

Hawker's Center

Shared Eating Spaces

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OPEN 30%

PRIVATE 16.7% SEMI PUBLIC 16.7% PUBLIC 66.7% CLOSED 16.7% OPEN 50%

SHARE

AMPHITHEATRE STAGE

SEMI PUBLIC 16.7%

RELAX

COOK SENSORY ROOM PWD

PUBLIC 41.7%

SEMI OPEN 30%

COMMUNITY ART STUDIO E-SPORTS

PRIVATE 41.7%

CLOSED 40%

Hawker Centre

SENSORY ROOM PWD

SHARE

E-SPORTS

INFORMAL BAZAAR

HORIZINTAL STRATIFICATION

Recreation Centre

RECREATION AND HAWKERS CENTER

SEMI OPEN 33.3%

Program

Components

in sqm

Informal Bazaar

350

Stage

50

Amphitheatre

275

Themed courtyards

350

Music Jam Pods

100

Mini Theater (indoor)

100

Sensory room- PwD

150

Gaming arcade

200

E Sports

100

Community Art Studio

150

Kiosks

300

Food Vans

150

Informal seating nooks

50

Rental bbq pits

50

Shared open seating

300

Eating Halls

125

AREA OF STUDY: OUTER RING ROAD- GREATER KAILASH- NEHRU PLACE- KALKAJI- CR PARK

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PROGRAM AND MASSING

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AREA PROGRAM

AREA DISTRIBUTION

TEMPORAL ANALYSIS

CO-WORKING AND WELLNESS CENTER

OPEN DESKS LOUNGE

STUDY CAFE

HYDROTHERAPY POOL

HEALTH EDUCATION WORKSHOP

PET PARK

COHESION Co-working

PUBLIC 66.7%

REST

WORK ARCHERY

GYMNASTICS AND MARTIAL ARTS

CLOSED 11.1%

LEARN

PRIVATE 25%

PLAY

MUSIC AND DANCE STUDIO

OPEN 16.7% CLOSED 50%

FITNESS

SEMI OPEN 33.3%

MEDITATION ROOMS

PRIVATE DESKS

SOUND HEALTH EDUCATION HEALING WORKSHOP ROOMS

READING ROOMS TECH LAB

OPEN DESKS

MEETING ROOMS

STUDY CAFE CENTRAL LIBRARY

LOUNGE

DAYCARE

ARCHERY AREA PROGRAM

SAUNA AND SPA

MUSIC AND GYMNASTICS AND PET PARK DANCE MARTIAL ARTS

TENNIS COURT Co-working

VOLUME AND MASSING

PUBLIC 25%

SEMI PUBLIC 50%

MINDFULNESS

VERTICAL STRATIFICATION

OPEN 55.6%

SEMI OPEN 33.3%

24X7 WORK

Wellness

CENTRAL LIBRARY

SOUND HEALING ROOM

DAYCARE

READING ROOMS

CHILDREN’S PLAY AREA

PRIVATE DESKS

TECH LAB

MEETING AND CONFERENCE ROOMS

MEDITATION ROOMS

TENNIS COURT

HORIZONTAL STRATIFICATION

SAUNA AND SPA

PRIVATE 33.3%

Wellness Centre

Program Components Open desks Private Desks Central Library Lounge Study cafe Reading Rooms Tech Lab Meeting/ conference halls Break out green shared terraces

in sqm 300 200 600 100 300 100 150 200

Hydrotherapy Pool Child Daycare facilities Sauna and Spa Tennis Court Gymnastics and Martial Arts Archery range Pets Park Meditation and Mindfulness Rooms Health Education Workshops Music and Dance studios Sound Healing Rooms

300 100 300 600 300 100 125 100 200 100 100

TOTAL BUILT UP AREA= 4375 SQ M

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PROGRAM AND MASSING

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MASSING ANALYSIS

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SECTIONS

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OVERALL SITE SECTIONS

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‘A’ : Under the flyover

SPACE ANALYSIS

Crime prone due to inactivity

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11 5

4

Poor visual connectivity

7 9 1

2

6

10

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Play

Walk

Cycle

Play

Interact

Sparse footfall: underutilized green

Play

Congestion by hawkers

‘B’ : Linear Park Congestion by hawkers No PWD lifts

SPACE ANALYSIS

KEY PLAN 1

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Sparse footfall in metro gates

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SPACE ANALYSIS

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Underutilized F.O.B.

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SPOT PLANS

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SITE INTERACTION- CITY AND PRECINCT LEVEL DENSIFIED TOD INFLUENCE ZONE (W.R.T. TOD POLICY) WITH PUBLIC VIBRANT SPACES

FOOTFALL MAPPING ( EXISTING )

BOOST IN LOCAL ECONOMY To promote local trade and prevent commercial desertification of streets and neighborhood

6 a.m. - 8 a.m. 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. 8 p.m. - 10 p.m.

To accommodate the informal sector opportunities

IMPROVED CONNECTIVITY & WALKABILITY (TIME, EXPERIENCE, INCLUSIVITY, 1.

EXISTING

- local wealth &

CONDITION

Congestion on streets - street Hawkers & vendors, informal unauthorized parking Underutilized pedestrian subway & foot over bridge Poor condition of pavements and streets

To reinforce networks among neighbors, social organizations and local shops to increase social cohesion 2.

ACTIVITY PLUG-INS

Formalized Informal Sector

if these people could just take the metro I’d be home by now

if these people could just walk I’d be home by now

Independent Retail 3. Local Businesses

Artisans & Craftsmen

Rentals Comic inspired by Pioneer Press [edited by author ]

Source: author [ on site survey ]

Pedestrian Subway

Unused Metro Gates

Underutilized Mass Transit

Aastha Kunj Park

Equitable access to public vibrant spaces & quality third spaces.

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FOOTFALL MAPPING ( PROJECTED )

6 a.m. - 8 a.m. 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. 8 p.m. - 10 p.m.

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3

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Walk - connect Auto stand E-Bike /cycle Bus Depot TRANSIT HUB

People-place congruence for better EoL & social well being.

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NEHRU INOX CINEMA

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PARAS CINEMA CINÉPOLIS SAVITRI

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ACCESS TO GREEN SPACES 10 - 12 SQM. OPEN SPACE

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URBAN CANOPY

Promoting social interaction to reduce urban loneliness. SUBWAY

GREEN MOBILITY

TOD Influence Zones (near transit hubs)

Vertical-leveled pedestrian network & complete streets - via Subway and extended FOB - across Outer Ring Road - CBD - Kalkaji etc

PERMEABLIBILTY - CBD

Around CBD Nehru Place

IMPROVED QUALITY OF LIFE & SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT

ORG

required

TRANSIT HUB

Projected increase in footfall density post intervention (activity generators)

City for cars ? City for people?

URDPFI guidelines

per person required

Better last mile connectivity and para transit - transit hubs to the site

Value augmentation - Place Making - Visual Porosity - Temporal activity generators

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AREA OF STUDY: OUTER RING ROAD- GREATER KAILASH- NEHRU PLACE- KALKAJI- CR PARK

THE IMPACT

NOTES Sources: Site survey, MPD 2021, MoHUA, Zonal PLan MPD 2021, Hindustan Times, URDPFI Guidelines

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ONE GREEN MILE, MUMBAI

THE HIGHLINE, NEW YORK

PROJECT DETAILS

PROJECT DETAILS:

Address: New York, NY 10011, U.S. Area: 1.5 miles long Created: 2009

Address: Lower Parel, Maharashtra, India Area: 1 mile long Created: 2022

The designers: in collaboration with James Corner Field Operations and Piet Oudolf

The designers: MVRDV, working alongside co-architects StudioPOD.

The length: 2.33 km long public park built on an abandoned elevated railroad

The length: 1.8 km stretch with a reimagined right of way that has transformed one of the most congested street.

The stretch: from the Meatpacking District to the Hudson Rail Yards in Manhattan. OBJECTIVES

STRATEGIES

Urban Renewal

Green Space Enhancement

Recreation walk

Tourism Boost

Neighborhood Integration

Revitalization

Accessibility

Seating

STRATEGIES

Imageability

Universal Accessibility

Streamlined traffic

Safety & Comfort

Dedicated Cycling Paths

Reuse and Recycle

Bicycle Paths

Sound barrier

Continuity of elements

PROGRAM FEATURES AND ACTIVITY

PROGRAM FEATURES AND ACTIVITY 1. Gardens 2. Public seating and walking 3. Art installations 4. Semi-enclosed passage 5. Subtle water feature 6. Open air food court 7. Amphitheater 8. natural microclimates throughout 9. 360-degree views of the Hudson River 10. main entry point for the Interim Walkway

The stretch: Senapati Bapat Marg flyover. OBJECTIVES

Large viewing decks at intervals

Mumbai,

Hours: 7 A.M.- 10 P.M. Accessibility: Mid level (through buildings) , wheelchair friendly, child friendly

INFERENCES Repurposing shows potential for disused infrastructure. Historical infrastructure can become culturally significant public spaces. Economic benefits accompany transformation like the High Line. Adaptive reuse and sustainability are key.

Inclusivity is essential in repurposed spaces. High Line contributes to urban ecology. Art on the High Line fosters cultural expression. Tourism and economic development result. Public-private partnerships are vital. High Line serves as a global case study.

1. Continuous Landcaping 2. Public seating and walking 3. Mural Art 4. Enclosed passage 5. Colour coordinated elements 6. Elevated platforms 7. Bicycle paths designated

Reading Room Play Room Grandstand Carpet

Gym

The Lounge Room

INFERENCES Mumbai's unique urban challenges addressed. One Green Mile offers urban respite. It connects diverse neighborhoods. Encourages healthier lifestyles. Enhances biodiversity.

Public art adds cultural value. Boosts local economy. Climate resilience considered. Community engagement promotes ownership. Supports sustainable transport.

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AREA OF STUDY: OUTER RING ROAD- GREATER KAILASH- NEHRU PLACE- KALKAJI- CR PARK

CASE STUDIES

NOTES Sources: thehighline.org/, nycgovparks.org/parks, Archdaily, Dezeen, Archidiaries, StudioPOD

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PHYSICAL MODELS

NOTES 1. Conceptual Model 1:750 (executing strategies on a site, neighbourhood & precinct level) 2. Final Massing Model 1:750 3. Spot Model 1:200

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