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PG - MLA - Studio - 1 | Monsoon 2020 | Sensing the degree of Wetness

Sensing the degree of Wetness

  • Student JANHAVI SUNILBHAI MODH
  • Code PLA20145
  • Faculty Architecture
  • Tutor/s Anjali Jain,Divya Shah
  • TA Raakesh Gandhi,Vivin Shankar

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Matheran Sanctuary 

Wet- Evergreen Semi Evergreen Forest
Memecylon- Actinodaphne- Syzygium Series

This project investigates the Matheran Sanctuary (Wet evergreen Semi evergreen) to analyse the forest fragments, degree of wetness, interrelation between land use, forest type and topography with respect to watershed, which gives a clear idea about system and how it expands beyond its physical boundary. The sanctuary located in the outlier of Sahyadri mountain range in Northern Western Ghats, is comprised of interesting watershed because of its unique plateau land form. Water sources have a direct impact on the health of forests and their inhabitants, which leads to variation in forest types that thrive along the systems of water.

Recording Landscapes | Wet evergreen Semi evergreen forest, Northern Western Ghats (Matheran Sanctuary)
Forest Narrative | Walking through evergreen forest with undulating terrain
Correlating Systems
Correlating Systems | A study of intricate layers of forest
Larger Vision | Analysing forest systems at larger level
Larger Vision | Tracing Wetness
Journey through the forest | Walking along the water | Wetness and its relation with flora diversity
Journey through the forest | Walking along the water | Wetness and its relation with flora diversity and seasonal changes
Points of Pause | Sensing the degree of Wetness
Points of Pause | Sensing the degree of Wetness