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UG - BUD - Studio - 7 | Spring 2023 | Trailing Through Wilderness
  • Student Sahana Desai
  • Code UG191184
  • Faculty Planning
  • Tutor/s Priyanka Kanhare
  • TA Daksh Tak

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The design is proposed on the banks of river Daman Ganga in Gujarat. The river is surrounded by dense vegetation on both its edges, making it an ecologically rich natural resource. The river body allows people to have different associations with it, encouraging them to access the it for various purposes. The project aims on providing, latitudinal (vertical) as well as longitudinal access to the river through different trails. It aims on connecting different vacant lands with each other and with the river and establish a continuous network of movement.

Landing - The First Impression of the site. Expressing the very first interaction with the site.
Grounding - Documenting and analyzing different layers of information. Regional and Subregional scale.
Grounding - Documenting and analyzing different layers of information. Sections cut through the site
Grounding - Documenting and analyzing different layers of information. Understanding the edge through quadrant study.
Finding - Analysis and Inferences - Understanding the accessibility to the river for various purposes and elements that act as a catalyst for the same.
Master Plan - Identifying and connecting different vacant lands on site and connecting them together to reach the river.
Trailing Through Wilderness - Pockets of vacant lands being connected by different kinds of trails.
Trailing Through Wilderness - Accessing the river at different levels and for various purposes. Different types of trails provide varied experiences throughout the journey
Experience near the constructed pond.
Overall view near the river.