Developing Resilience through architecture in the Anthropocene -The case of Gorai Koliwada
This thesis investigates equity as an architectural framework for addressing unequal access to space, infrastructure, resources and opportunities within Gorai Koliwada. The project questions who architecture serves, who remains excluded and how spatial interventions can redistribute access without displacing existing communities.
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