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PG - MUP - Studio - 1 | Spring 2022 | The Built-Unbuilt Character of Soni ni Chali
  • Student ABHRANIL MUNSI
  • Code PUP22008
  • Faculty Planning
  • Tutor/s Rutul Joshi,Umesh Shurpali,Anil kumar Roy,Ravi Sannabhadti,Nitika Bhakuni,Narendra Mangwani,Arjun Joshi,Tarun Patel,Rushil Palavajjhala ,Giby Abraham
  • TA Sreedevi Kurur,Priyanka Baghel,Chinmay Gheware,Richa Bihari,Ratik Verma,Kirti chandra Devaguptapu,Rohini Chatterjee,Annesha Dasgupta,Arkadipta Banerjee,Garima Munjal

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The spatial development of Soni ni Chali was a response to the industrial growth in Odhav which influenced migration from neighboring villages to settle near the factories. The spatial extents of the study area exist at the confluence of the residential and industrial estates - both of which have contradictory built-unbuilt characteristics. The portfolio attempts to understand the distinction between the two regions along the lines of street character, built-unbuilt relationship, density, and the public realm. 

Locating the Precinct
Understanding the Precinct’s Character
Chronological Development – 2002 to 2022
Understanding the varying street interfaces
A Low Rise, High Density Neighbourhood
Differential Right of Ways affecting the “Eyes on the Street”
Mapping the Density
Lack of Per Capita Open Space
Street vendors – An invisible layer of the public realm
Street vendors – An invisible layer of the public realm