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The senior citizens represent the identity of
Ambli Gam since they have been living there
for the longest time and also, it is the user
group spending most of their time inside the
Gam. Previously, there was no
community-based spatial divide and the
people associated to spaces throughout the
Gaam.But now, due to the community-wise divide,
the seniors are unable to gather and use
those spaces that they associated to. To
analyse this better, we mapped the
perception of the elderly using the site model
and it was noted that the spaces that they
associate to, were regardless of the
community that they belong or live in.
There were 3 major chowks that the elderly
kept referring back to that they thought were
the most prominent. But now, due to the
urbanisation and increased vehicular
movement, the essence of these spaces kept
deteriorating and the association faded.
Through my proposal, i aim to bring back the
lost association by re-activating the chowks
and providing the functions that the elderly
had before, like, proper shaded spaces, free
and comfortable pedestrian movement and
enough seating spaces.