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variation in building height, variation in building plane, presence of a street focal point, and presence of windows or transparent glass. (Oreskovic et al., 2014)

Illustration 1: Various forms of Built Environment; Oreskovic et al., 2014

Building's physical volume comprises of the building‘s massing, it‘s height, the plane, and general shape of a it. The aggregation of building masses, at the urban scale, defines the form of urban blocks and streetscapes and allows for the emergence of different patterns. Variations in the facade plane and building heights (skyline treatment) lead to the form variations within an urban environment. These variations in the form are expected to reduce apparent mass; provide visual interest; and create a local, pedestrian-friendly character. (Oreskovic et al., 2014) 3.3.3 Material and Texture Senses help people to interact with their built environment. Architecture behaves as a social art shaping the world around us. Architecture is a function between context, functionality and sensations. Our well-being, aptitudes, productivity and responses is directly related to the built environment. Materials are the ‗sculptors‘ of the built environment. Materials bring character and originality to the spaces. Therefore, it is important to be aware how the human mind reacts to a certain material before using it. They are also necessary to establish a relationship of visual quality and structural 18 | P a g e


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BIBLIOGRAPHY

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REFERENCES

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Chapter 8 : CONCLUSION

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Illustration 28: Entry to the Coffeehouse; (Homegrown, 2019

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6.2 Theories of Placemaking

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Illustration 26: Platform and AFC Gates at ITO Metro Station; TOI

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Illustration 22: Interior of ITO Metro Station; Hindustan Times

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Table 5: Comparative Analysis for parameters of Built Environment; Self

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Figure 28: External Influences; Self

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Illustration 20: Sahitya Academy at Metro Station; DNA India

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Illustration 18: Interior of Kashmere Gate Metro Station, Hindustan Times

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Figure 7: External Influences; Self

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Illustration 17: Image of Platform at Yellow Line; Hindustan Times

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Illustration 8: Scale of the Central Space; Economic Times

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4.3 Place attachment and Mental Health

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Chapter 5 : PLACELESSNESS IN TRANSIT NODES

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Illustration 1: Various forms of Built Environment; Oreskovic et al., 2014

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Chapter 1 : INTRODUCTION

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3.2 How is Built Environment perceived?

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2.3 Place Attachment

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3.3 Attributes of Built Environment affecting Human Experience

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2.2 Place Identity

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2.4 The Era of Placelessness

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1.1 Research Question

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