P Jeremiah Ajit

BD3011

The first phase of our research examined male public urination, analyzing its systemic roots, behavioral drivers, and spatial influences through in-depth sense-making. 
Building on these insights, we moved into form-giving, developing prototypes that targeted infrastructure gaps, social norms, and urban design challenges. 
 In the second phase, we shifted focus to women’s exclusion from public sanitation. Applying the same rigorous approach, we uncovered critical disparities in safety, accessibility, and unmet sanitation needs, highlighting the gendered inequities embedded in urban spaces.
An intermediate exercise was also done to decode the systems around Cigarette consumption and why it was such a wicked problem.