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11 projects

Wujingting

V-Park, Abandoned Railway Renovation

A railway built in 1952 in the center of my hometowen will be moved outside the city,and reduce the adverse impact of the railway on the city. When the railway is removed, there will be a vacant area to be updated in the city center.I made a proposal to use this space and the special landform to improve the infrastructure and add vitality of thiscity.

zillur

Transitional Linkage

Concept of this project came from the site. Studying the site it was found that there is an invisible path going through the rail line and crossing the highway. That path was created because of peoples need. So I try to formalize that path in my project for the ease of movement of local pedestrian. Those paths become my concept of central space of my project

Avideh and Armin Ahmadzadeh

Highway Urban Box

The urban box project is about to play a "waiting place" role in highways. There is this lost space in urban fabric between highways which are used by pedestrians, bicyclist, and sometimes bikers but are not characterized.

lohita and Prera

159

Urban Embroidery

Mainstreaming public transport by optimising Urban Mobility, ensuring sustainability, reliability, safety, and accessibility.

kirti and 2 others

The HyperLO(KAL) - Mumbai

For a city stretched to its seams, dealing with increasing population density, along with aspirational hangover, it is impossible to solve the Mumbai transport problem by a single approach. An overlay of all the forces, tangible-intangible, subtle-visible, of very much of psyche of Mumbai itself, rather than solutions from other countries and context.

Aangi and 2 others

A CITY KNIT & FIT

A city knit and fit is envisaged as an integrated city of the future. Usually cities are connected via transport systems for ease of commute across the city. In this scenario the city knits itself through these new lines that allow a new way of connecting the city not only for faster commute but also provide living, working and social greener environments.

rutuja and 2 others

THE SILA : CONNECTING THE CITY

THIS PROJECTS CONNECTS ALL THE MODES OF COMMUTE FOR THE BETTERMENT OF PEOPLE IN 2030.THE INCREASING POPULATION OF MUMBAI IS THE MAJOR PROBLEM, TO FACE IT WE CAN DESIGN AN APPROACH TO OVERCOME A BASIC NEED FOR COMMUTE.THE DESIGN INCLUDES THE CURRENT NETWORK WITH MODIFICATION AND FEW OF THE FUTURE PROJECTS THAT WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE NEAR FUTURE.

Nidhi Piludaria and 4 others

717

LOCALS WITH LOCALITY

Crowd brings suffocation and dispersing the crowd brings a breath of fresh air. This concept is used to make existing system of Mumbai local breathe. Interventions like multiple levels of network, pedestrianization, ToD, use of ITS are made to achieve the perceived development. With this conglomeration of ideas, re-generation of local by 2030 is proposed.

Shiva and 2 others

STREET RE-DESIGN

The main aim of the project is to provide a low cost comfortable seating for the pedestrian and the bicycle track as there no proper seating and bicycle at our place.

Kei and Giulia

A manual for Kerala

The project aims to analyze the main characters within the social network, creating an adaptable and scalable web of subjects.

YUTONG and 3 others

C.C.C.C

The most common traffic jams are not related to traffic accidents, but people's different reaction times. So we try to change the traffic module so that each car has its own separate driving route, thus avoiding the risk of traffic jams.