Social Cohesion, Social Interactions & Shared Spaces
A research project exploring the relationship between architecture, shared spaces, and social cohesion in Karachi's neighborhoods. Through comparative analysis of three distinct urban contexts, the study investigates how spatial design influences social interaction and community life, culminating in a design proposal that reimagines the traditional mohalla as an inclusive, socially connected urban environment.
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