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Nikhila A

UP4002-1

The Urban Fabric of Jamalpur: Streets, Density, and Life

Jamalpur, with its dense and historic urban core, reflects a vibrant yet challenging urban fabric shaped by its streets, population density, and socio-economic dynamics. The compact network of narrow, low-permeability streets in the old city limits mobility, fostering a unique lifestyle centered on close-knit communities and walkable neighborhoods. However, high population density, small plot sizes, and inadequate connectivity result in congestion and limited accessibility. In contrast, the transition toward more modernized, nodal developments outside Jamalpur showcases larger blocks, better street hierarchy, and improved intersection density, enhancing connectivity and livability. This interplay of density, streets, and lifestyle highlights the unique character of Jamalpur, catering to different strata of people and showcasing a dynamic blend of historic charm and evolving urban demands.


Report Content

History, Evolution and Key determinants

Built character, Street hierarchy and connectivity

Comparison of connectivity (CNR, LNR, block size and block perimeter) - Core vs periphery

Effect of Right of Way (ROW) on streets

Built form and Analysing development plan vs Existing land distribution

Co-relating built typology with land value, land use, FSI and population density

Street interface - study of two different streets character in the precinct

Storm water drainage and Solid waste Management

Solid waste Management process, service level bench mark and study of humanization aspects

Transportation and people choices based on interviews