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UG - BUD - Studio - 4 | Spring 2023 | Reclaiming Space: For Teen Girls
  • Student Tanuj Mishra
  • Code UUR21250
  • Faculty Planning
  • Unit L2 Studio Unit
  • Tutor/s Sahiba Gulati
  • TA Ratik Verma,Ratik Verma

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The project was to create a women eccentric park for teen age girls. The site Kajheri village of Chandigarh has a lot of free space which are currently being used as a parking lot. This parking lot creates a lot of isolated space. The shops near the parking lot's only cater to men, thus making it a highly masculine space. Therefore, the main Idea was to reclaim the space of parking as a park for women And make it an interactive space through various urban interventions.  

The house mapping was done to map any familiar area to understand how mapping is done. The House mapping helped in better understanding of how gendered activities happen in our surroundings and daily life.
The site analysis gives the reader a brief idea about the activities and infrastructural qualities of the area.
This Socio-spatial analysis of the Slum and Kajheri gives the read an idea of how gendered activities are happening and it also give an idea of how facade of buildings plays an important role in affecting these activities.
The site introduction gives a context of overall site
This sheet helps in understanding the observation and inference of what is happening in the site.
The matrix shows the comparision of activities of women as compared to men in a tabular format
The design process is evolved from the basic ideas of the strategies formed from the concept diagrams
The final plans and sections involves all the interventions made from concept diagrams
3D views gives a perfect spatial analysis of how the interventions can be made
The post design analysis sheet includes the case studdies and predicted human movement that would prove if the design is actually un-gendered or not.