Ramani Sneha Harshadbhai

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The program focuses on relooking the rail corridor as an inclusive public space by recapturing the sense of place of the setting and retaining the sense of ownership. The proposal devises a strategy to make the defunct and inaccessible rail corridor, accessible, memorable and a place to reconnect the community’s sense of a place (which is confined to the territories or the boundaries of the built form). The corridor thus acts a stitch weaving the community with corridor by developing it as an inclusive public space. The stitch along the corridor hence acts as a catalyst in developing the edges of the immediate built form, besides providing a relief and a respite by enhancing the pedestrian connect across the corridor.