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UG - BUD - Studio - 7 | Spring 2022 | Rebuilding the Urban Myriad
  • Student Ishita Rakesh Singh
  • Code UG180214
  • Faculty Planning
  • Unit L3 Studio Unit
  • Tutor/s Tulika nabar Bhasin,Nishi Shah
  • TA Vaishnavi Akilla

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The project Rebuilding the Urban Myriad is a relook at the current state of the site Kamala Mills. It envisions the site as an intersection of diverse user groups, land uses and nuanced needs each stakeholder uniquely possesses. The project re-imagines the interaction between built, open, and edges with the overarching aim to bind the site together through the public realm. It uses regulations as a tool to appropriate the vision into physical possibilities.  

The chronological matrix analyses the impacts of urban interventions through policies, regulations, and development plans on the city of Mumbai with an overlay of the population rise of the city to understand the growth of Mumbai through time. City Profile on the other hand, is a series of maps that analyses the conditions of the city through different combinations of layers such as land prices, slum settlements, green spaces etc., with the common thread of transport.
Site Analysis: Kamala Mills, Lower Parel
Manifesto
Vision and Strategies
Masterplan (Free and Constraint)
Urban Conditions
Urban Condition 1 (Free and Constraint)
Urban Condition 1 Part Plans and Sections (Free and Constraint)
Open Spaces in Free Design; Urban Condition 1 Comparison (Free v/s Constraint)
Non-negotiables and Approach