TIRAVAM
The project “ tiravam” is set in the city of Baroda consisting of different types of residential, commercial and mixed use neighbourhoods. The concept of designing the bus stop stemmed from the base idea of changing the perception of the people about the general ideas of bus stops.
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The site is located in Baroda, Gujarat, India.
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Not the whole space in the bus shelter looks functional because of the parabolic design
Some of the ideas are convincing. The design is overdone and very enclosed. Public safety can not be guaranteed.
The idea of creating a bus station not only as a piece of urban furniture but also as a multidisciplinary platform was positively valued since they include architectural concepts such as the unit, industrialized building, and spatial flexibility as part of the design. Likewise, including renewable energy, ICT, and recycled materials in most of the projects was also judged positively. In some designs, a final product that integrates within the environment on an adequate scale is missing.
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