Hustle Hub: LIVE.WORK.PLAY
Empowering Urban Communities: A Vision for Sustainable Living, Working, and Playing in Harmony
Imagine a place where individuals and families find shelter, employment, and a sense of community, all within a supportive and inclusive environment. The Hustle Hub "LIVE.WORK.PLAY" introduces an innovative concept that integrates living, working, and playing into a cohesive urban framework. This visionary model ensures a sustainable lifestyle without the burden of loans or rent, allowing people to focus entirely on their work and personal growth.

Migrants and City Dwellers: A Unified Vision
The Hustle Hub addresses the struggles faced by migrants and urban residents alike. For migrants, it offers:
- Stable housing options
- Secure job opportunities
- A welcoming community to foster belonging
For city dwellers, it ensures:
- Easy access to essential goods and services
- Reduction in costs through localized supply chains
- Community-focused urban living

Masterplan Articulation: Building a Pedestrian-Friendly Environment
The masterplan is meticulously designed using swarm intelligence scripts to create natural pedestrian pathways. These paths enhance public space activation and promote community interaction. Key features include:
- Diverse Community Spaces: Areas dedicated to fostering social bonds and exchanging ideas
- Accessible Plinths: Pedestrian-friendly zones for improved connectivity and mobility
- Localized Socio-Economic Models: A network of businesses that build strong relationships within the community

Axonometric Design: A Hub for Sustainable Living
The architecture of Hustle Hub emphasizes sustainability and functionality. The interconnected design includes:
- Living spaces, resting areas, and workspaces
- Community-focused features like green spaces, boating facilities, and agricultural zones
- Affordable access to culture, shopping, and public amenities
Modular Dwelling Units: Affordable and Practical Housing
The dwelling units are thoughtfully designed to cater to different needs:
- Module A: Single dwelling, 90 sq. ft.
- Module B: Single dwelling, 120 sq. ft.
- Module C: Shared dwelling (2P), 140 sq. ft.
A Vision of Togetherness
At the heart of Hustle Hub is the idea of "LIVE.WORK.PLAY." The design fosters:
- Interaction among diverse communities
- Efficient use of space for economic and social activities
- A sustainable lifestyle that benefits everyone
Project Credits
This groundbreaking project was conceptualized by Ahmad Wasi, B.M Tahammul Kabir, Rahat, and Rakesh Sharma. It was a shortlisted entry in the Hustle Hub 2019 competition.

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