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Reya Kaushal Shah

UR2030

Pathways to Connectivity: A Pedestrian Transformation

"Pathways to Connectivity" aims to transform the urban block on Ashram Road into a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly space that integrates accessibility, functionality, and connectivity. The redesign focuses on interactive ground-level areas by incorporating open public spaces, office spaces, and retail shops; all designed to encourage engagement. To address Ashram Road’s congested layout, the design introduces carefully planned pathways that directly connect buildings and plots, eliminating the need to navigate entire blocks. These pathways, paired with green spaces, enhance accessibility, encourage community interaction, and attract foot traffic, creating a lively, connected urban environment that welcomes public use.


Report Content

Site study and analysis

Case Studies: Camden Market, London and Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre, Mumbai

Site plans and sections; and on site activity mapping

MCDMA and plot calculations

Regulations and building floor plans

Strategies, urban block plan and isometric view

Sections: building, building to road interface and metro to riverfront

Eye level views

Urban Block model