Tanisha Arande

UR2016

My proposal intends to make the Sukhna Lake lively, therefore I set out to create a space at the last entrance that serves as the lake's the primary entrance and is women-oriented, increasing the flow of people from both ends of the lake to counteract the isolation in the lake's stretch. I wanted to maintain the last entrance's quiet quality and embrace its tranquility because entrance 1 is jam-packed with entertainment and activities. Thus, three factors—access, women's wellness, and human movement—are the main considerations. My interventions include a pedestrian bridge connecting Ent 9 and the Garden of Silence, as well as a cycling path providing access throughout Sukhna. By creating a purpose for women to come there by proving them a wellness center that caters to mental, physical and socila well being of women along with a baby feeding and diaper changing space.