Rituja Ranjit Lambe

UD4003-3

Elements of Urban Design

The studio is structured as an introduction to urban design representation and design of public places. The studio is based on the premise that urban design is best understood and expressed through the study and representation of the built urban environment. The studio is structured in multiple modules running through the semester, each culminating with a review and exhibition of the outcome. All the studio modules will significantly focus on effectively capturing and communicating the spatial qualities of the urban built environment. The first module focuses on perceiving and representing the key elements of urban design (building types, streets, open spaces, and urban blocks) that come together to make any functional urban space. The second module focuses on the analysis and design of streets including the detailed design of elements. This studio will enable students to explore the scale, form, and character of key urban design elements and their relationship with the larger urban context.   


Report Content

Analysis and Representation of International Street

Analysis and Representation of Indian Street

Representation of Open Space- Washington Square Park, New York

Representation of Urban Block- Dupont Circle, Washington D.C.

Street Design- Activity Mapping of Manek Chowk Road, Ahmedabad

Existing Plan of Manek Chowk Road, Ahmedabad

Existing and Proposed ROW Distribution of Street

Proposed Plan of Manek Chowk Road, Ahmedabad

Proposed Material Palette of Manek Chowk Road

Proposed 3D Visualization of Manek Chowk Road