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The study area is in Dharapuram, a developing agrarian town in Tamilnadu with an extent of 7.02 km2, situated along the banks of the Amaravati River which originates from the Western Ghats. The chosen Old highway (Pollachi-Karur highway) is about 1km and runs east-west in the core of Dharapuram. Once serving as the main highway, over the years when the town expanded it became an entrance street to downtown and also a developing commercial corridor that attracts new upcoming businesses. The design proposal aims at reimagining the old highway into a transitional green corridor with series of vivid spaces to invite a variety of users and functions for active business throughout the day. This stretch would act as a breathing space for the busy town by hosting various social congregations as well as serve as a vibrant gateway street of the town. Overall experience through the street is a grand entrance gesture that gives a glimpse of the everyday life of business town Dharapuram over seasons and daily routine.
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