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HABITAT FOR FISHERMEN'S VILLAGE,AT WORLI-KOLIWADA,

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 HABITAT FOR
FISHERMEN'S VILLAGE,AT
WORLI -KOLIWADA, MUMBAI

NAME: TAHA H. PADRAWALA

ID NO: 07-BCTG-19
YEAR-V , SEMESTER -X
 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Foremost,
I Would Like To Express My Sincere Gratitude To Prof. P.S.Rajan For The Continuous
Guidance.

I Would Like To Thank Niketa Mam ,Pragnesh Sir ,Pradyuman Sir And Parmar Sir For Their
Encouragement, Insightful Comments, Ideas Through Out The Thesis And Being Bit Strict To Me Which
Helped Me To Complete My Thesis On Time.

A Big Thank You To Pethe Sir, Kandarp Sir, Yashwant Mistry Sir, Bijoy Sir, Sunita Mam ,
Pallavi Mahida Mam ,Vignya Mam, Mitali Mam And Kavita Mam For Their Patience, Motivation,
Enthusiasm, And Immense Knowledge In Every Term Which Will Help Throughout My Life. Also For
Their Innovative Idea For Design And For Changing My Way Of Thinking And Thanks To All The Other
Faculties For Giving Their Knowledge Through Out The Course Which Was Helpful In Thesis.

I Would Like To Thank My Parents, Tasneem, Fatema ,Hussain & All Family Members To
Support Me In Every Turn Of My Life.

Special Thanks To Jayesh Bhai, Mayur Bhai And Their Team For Being There 24x7.

I Would Thank My Friends Parth Chitte, Kruti P. Desai, Kruti G. Desai, Harsh Bhogani,
Harsh Lakhani, Ashish Tank, Abbas, Kintan, Praveen, Keyur, Pushpak, faizan, Kausheen, Nidhi,
Parth Rathod, Sneha Kakde, Tejal, Amrita, Vishwa, And Chirayu. For Their Moral Support In Bad
Phases Of Thesis. Special Thanks To Shahista, Abdeali ,Siraj, Mohammad, Hozefa And Arefa, As
Without Them Thesis Could Not Have Completed .

THESIS! A Goal, Waited And Fought Till The End.

 CERTIFICATE
The Present Design Thesis Is Hereby Approved As A Creditable Work On The
Approved Subject, Carried Out And Presented In A Manner Sufficiently College Of Architecture,
Satisfactory To Warrant Its Acceptance As A Pre-requisite To The Degree For Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
Which It Has Been Submitted . It Is To Be Understood That By This Approval Institute Of Technology,
That The Undersigned Does Not Necessarily Endorse Or Approve Any Vasad , Gujarat, India.
Statement Made, Opinion Expressed Or Conclusion Drawn Therein, But
Approved The Study Only For The Purpose For Which It Is Submitted And
Satisfy Herself As To The Requirements Laid Down By The Gujarat University.

Thesis Topic: Habitat For Fishermen's Village, at Worli -Koliwada, Mumbai

Name: Taha H. Padrawala

Id No: 07-BCTG-19
Year-V , Semester -X

Seal – Signature Seal – Signature Seal – Signature

Prof. Pragnesh Shah Prof. P.S. Rajan Prof. Hemant Parmar
(Thesis Guide) College Of Architecture (Director) College Of Architecture (H.O.D.) College Of Architecture
S.V.I.T. , Vasad, Gujarat S.V.I.T. , Vasad, Gujarat S.V.I.T. , Vasad, Gujarat
THESIS TOPIC: - HABITAT FOR FISHERMEN’S VILLAGE,
AT WORLI -KOLIWADA, MUMBAI
TYPE OF PROJECT
GOVERNMENT HOUSING SCHEME
LOCATION
WORLI KOLIWADA, MUMBAI
BACKGROUND
-THE VILLAGE AT WORLI KOLIWADA IS A LARGE SETTLEMENT MADE UP OF A SERIES OF SETTLEMENT CLUSTERS,
PREDOMINANTLY COMPRISING OF KOLI PEOPLE WHO’S MAIN OCCUPATION IS FISHING.

-KOLIWADA LITERALLY MEANS THE HABITAT OF THE KOLIS. THE KOLIS ARE A FISHING COMMUNITY THAT LIVED IN THE
SEVEN ISLANDS OFF THE ARABIAN SEA THAT SUBSEQUENTLY MERGED TO FORM THE CITY OF MUMBAI. THERE ARE
SEVERAL KOLIWADAS SCATTERED ALL OVER THE CITY.

-WORLI KOLIWADA OCCUPIES A TRIANGULAR PIECE OF LAND SURROUNDED WITH WATER ON 3

SIDES GIVING IT THE ADVANTAGE FOR ITS PRIME FISHING OCCUPATION.

-THE CENTRAL MARKET STREET WHICH IS THE MAIN SPINE WEAVES THE COMPLETE VILLAGE TOGETHER. IN A WAY IT IS
THE DIVIDING LINES BETWEEN THE PLUSH UP MARKET WORLI RESIDENTIAL AREA AND THE OLD FISHERMEN’S VILLAGE.

-THE STREET IS LINED WITH NEW LOW SCALE HOUSES, SOME OLD WOODEN STRUCTURES WITH SLOPING
ROOF CARRYING A STRONG INFLUENCE OF THE COLONIAL ERA, A LAKE, SOME SMALL EATERIES AND DAILY
CHORES SHOPS ETC.

-EXISTENCE OF THE ROAD SIDE CHURCH, TEMPLE WITH TYPICAL COLUMNS FOR LIGHT,
SPEAK WELL OF THE MIXED KOLI CULTURE.
TEMPLE ON THE NEARBY HILL WHERE THE MAJOR FESTIVITIES ARE STILL CARRIED OUT REMAINS UNSHAKEN BY THE
EXTERNAL WORLD. THE CLIMB UP THE STAIRS OF THE WORLI FORT BUILT BY THE BRITISH FOR THE PURPOSE OF KEEPING
AN EYE ON THE PIRATES REVEALS THE AERIAL VIEW OF THE VILLAGE.

-WORLI KOLIWADA SEEMS TO BE FROZEN IN TIME.

Introducing
-THE NAU PATIL JAMAT & GAVKARI ESTATE COMMITTEE IS THE ORIGINAL OWNER OF THE
WORLI KOLIWADA SINCE 1912. THE KOLI COMMUNITY UNDER THIS COMMITTEE REMAINS
UNITED
TILL DATE.

-THE INDIVIDUALS OF THE WORLI KOLIWADA COMMUNITY ARE FISHERMEN BY CORE,

MUMBAIKARS BY SPIRIT, PROFESSIONALS AND GLOBAL URBANE IN ATTITUDE.

-LIKE ANY OTHER GLOBAL INDIVIDUAL, THE URGE TO PRESERVE THE PAST IS STRONG BUT IS
FILLED WITH SHADES OF EXTERNAL 5 INFLUENCES. EACH ONE WANTS TO REMAIN CLOSE TO
ORIGINAL BUT AT THE SAME TIME NOT LAG BEHIND IN THE GLOBALISATION RACE. THE
EXTERNAL SKIN OF AN INDIVIDUAL IS GLOBAL, BUT IN ESSENCE THE INDIVIDUAL AND
COMMUNITY REMAIN CLOSE TO HIS CORE.

-THE MIXED CULTURAL INFLUENCES ON THE PHYSICAL BUILT FORM AND ECONOMIC
ACTIVITIES OF WORLI

Introducing
Methodology:-
This Is A Proposal For The Rehabilitation And Development Of A Minor Fishing Harbour To Serve The
Existing Fishing Communities In The Mahim Bay. The ‘Kolis’ Are The Traditional Fishing Folk Of The
Konkan Coast And The Original Inhabitants Of Mumbai.

The Existing Villages Have Degenerated Into Ghettos And Slums, Isolated From The Mainstream Of The
City. The Purpose Of This Design Is To Rehabilitate The Community With New Industry And Housing To
Integrate The Kolis With The Rest Of The City By Including Cultural And Recreational Facilities That
Invite The Citizens At Large.

The Proposal Consists Of Designed Spaces, Which Plan To Exhibit And Promote Their Authentic Style Of
Cooking, Cultural And Religious Trait.
The Proposal Intends To Address The Housing, Commercial And Tourist Aspect And Aspires To Achieve
The World Class Facilities For Living And Working. To Do This, We Have To Maintain The Low Scale
Fishermen Village Along With Fishing Activity Areas Catering To The Local Housing And Working Needs,
Build New Residential And Commercial Buildings As A Sale Component And Provide A Fish Treading
Facility, Water Sports Activity Centres, Hotels, Etc Catering To The Tourist Sector.

Draft Coastal Regulation Zone amendment 2010:

special case of Mumbai: Redevelopment of slums, old
buildings, and gaothans with public finance to avoid exploitation by private
builders would be allowed.
Increased FSI would automatically accrue. Under protecting fishermen interests;
the basic fishing
infrastructure facilities for their fishing activities shall be provided in the No
Development Zone.

Introducing
 City: Mumbai- G-S WARD
INTRODUCTION

LOCATION OF WARD:-
THE WARD OFFICE IS LOCATED AT N.M.JOSHI MARG AT DHAN MILL NAKA. ITS BOUNDARY EXTENDS FROM HAJI ALI TO KIRTI
COLLEGE ON WESTERN SIDE, SAAT RASTA TO KAKASAHEB B. GADGIL, SENAPATI BAPAT MARG JUNCTION ON THE CENTRAL SIDE.

AREA AND DIVISIONS OF WARD:-

THE WARD COVERS AN AREA OF 10 SQUARE KILOMETRES. THE WARD HAS INDUSTRIAL ESTATES AT (A) N.M.KPSJO MARG, (B)DAINIK
SHIVNER MARG,.(C ) SENAPATI BAPAT MARG, (D) SITARAM JADHAV MARG AND (E) APPASAHEB MARATHE MARG.

THE APPROXIMATE POPULATION OF THE WARD IS 5,75,094 WITH AN ADDITIONAL DAY-TIME FLOATING POPULATION OF 57,509.
THE WARD IS UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF THREE POLICE ZONES AND TWO TRAFFIC DIVISION.

POLICE ZONES : I) HAJI ALI TO LOTUS (Z-II)

II) LOTUS TO PASSPORT OFFICE (Z-III)
III) PASSPORT OFFICE TO SIDHIVINAYAK (Z-IV)

TRAFFIC DIVISION : ‘C’ FROM LOTUS TO HAJI ALI

‘E’ FROM KIRTI COLLEGE TO LOTUS, WORLI NAKA TO RACE COURSE, SANE GURUJI MARG TO KAMGAR STADIUM

THERE IS A FIRE BRIGADE STATION AT BENGAL CHEMICAL NEAR CENTURY BAZAR.

THERE ARE CENTRAL AND WESTERN RAILWAY STATIONS AT CURREY ROAD, CHINCHPOKALI AND ELPHINSTONE AND LOWER PAREL
AND BEST BUS DEPOTS AT SASMIRA MARG DEPOT AND ST BUS DEPOTS AT SAYANI ROAD. THE WARD COMES UNDER WORLI AND
PRABHADEVI TELEPHONE EXCHANGES.

THE WARD HAS OPEN WELLS AT SHIVAJI NAGAR, WORLI KOLIWADA LOCATIONS. THERE ARE WORLI KOLIWADA AND GAOFEDEVI
VASAHAT SETTLEMENTS NOT CONNECTED BY SEWER LINES.
 City: Mumbai- G-S WARD
DEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES
ACCORDING TO THE 1991 CENSUS, THE
DEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES OBSERVED IN
GREATER MUMBAI ARE AS FOLLOWS:
TOTAL NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS:2,051,000
TOTAL POPULATION: 9,926,000
TOTAL MALE POPULATION: 5,460,000
TOTAL FEMALE POPULATION: 4,466,000
SEX RATIO: 818
URBAN POPULATION: 9,926,000
MAHIM, THE NORTH MOST ISLAND, WHICH WAS DEVELOPED BY RAJA BHIM SINGH. HE HAD IT DEVELOPED AS A PORT AND TRADING
STATION.
GENERAL INFORMATION ON MUMBAI:
LOCATION:
LOCATED IN THE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA.
POPULATION:
MUMBAI HAS A POPULATION OF ABOUT 18
MILLION.
CULTURE: COSMOPOLITAN.
CLIMATE:
TWO MAIN SEASONS IN MUMBAI THAT IS
DRY SEASON FROM NOV TO FEB AND
HUMID SEASON FROM MAR TO OCT.
RAINFALL:
FROM 50 CMS TO 200CMS.
AIRPORT:
MUMBAI'S CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.
ENTERTAINMENT:
MUMBAI IS HOME TO BOLLYWOOD.
CINEMAS, THEATRES, BEACHES, CLUBS AND
PARKS PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT IN
MUMBAI.
TRANSPORT: AIR TRAVEL, RAILWAYS,
BUSES, TAXIS AND AUTORICKSHAWS.

DEEP SEA FISHERMEN TRIBES KOLI WERE THE ORIGINAL INHABITANTS OF MUMBAI , AND WITH THEM AGARI THE SALT MAKERS,
INHABITED THE SALSETTE ISLANDS. FROM VERY EARLY AGE HINDU, BUDHHIST AND CHRISTIANS CULTURES WERE FLOURISHING
TOGETHER HERE. (MANY OF KOLIS WERE CHRISTIANS FROM VERY EARLY TIMES.
THE CLIMATE OF MUMBAI IS A TROPICAL WET AND DRY CLIMATE.

MUMBAI'S CLIMATE CAN BE BEST DESCRIBED AS MODERATE TEMPERATURES WITH HIGH LEVEL OF HUMIDITY.

ITS COASTAL NATURE AND TROPICAL LOCATION ENSURES MODERATE TEMPERATURES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR,
AVERAGE OF 27.2 °C AND AVERAGE PRECIPITATION OF 242.2 CM (95.35 INCHES).

THE TEMPERATURES IN AVERAGE ABOUT 30 °C IN SUMMER AND 18 °C IN WINTER. MUMBAI'S EXPERIENCES 4

DISTINCT SEASONS WINTER: (DECEMBER–FEB); SUMMER: (MARCH–MAY); MONSOON (JUNE–SEP) AND POST
MONSOON (OCT–DEC).

DESIGN TIPS FOR THE WARM HUMID CLIMATE

-ELEVATED TIMBER FLOORS ARE GOOD IN SUMMER BUT WILL INCREASE WINTER HEAT LOSS;
-SLAB ON GROUND CONSTRUCTION IS USEFUL FOR WINTER HEAT STORAGE PROVIDED WINDOWS CATCH THE WINTER SUN;
-WALLS SHOULD BE MADE OF LIGHTWEIGHT MATERIALS;
-BULK INSULATION IN THE ROOF SHOULD BE USED ONLY IF THE ROOF IS WELL-VENTILATED
-SINCE THIS CLIMATE IS MORE COMFORTABLE THAN THE HOT HUMID CLIMATE, DEVIATIONS FROM THE STRATEGIES FOR THE HOT
HUMID ZONE WILL NOT INCUR SUCH A SERIOUS PENALTY IN COMFORT. IT MAY NOT BE WORTHWHILE TO USE DESIGN FEATURES
WHICH ADD CONSIDERABLY TO THE COST OF CONSTRUCTION, EG, ELEVATED FLOORS
Site Climate
BECAUSE THE CLIMATE IS WARM ALL YEAR, BUILDING HEAT GAIN SHOULD BE
MINIMIZED BY:

ORIENTING THE LONG AXIS OF THE HOUSE EAST-WEST (IF YOU CANNOT ORIENT FOR
CROSS-VENTILATION, SEE OUR DARWIN CASE STUDY). THE LONG NORTH- AND SOUTH-
FACING WALLS CAN EASILY BE SHADED BY THE EAVES;
KEEPING WINDOWS ON EAST AND WEST WALLS TO A MINIMUM;
SHADING THE WALLS AND WINDOWS - USE SHUTTERS, VERANDAHS, CANOPIES
AND/OR EAVES AND FIXED OVERHANGS;
USING PALE COLORS FOR WALLS AND ROOF, TO REFLECT THE HEAT OF THE SUN;
REFLECTIVE FOIL INSULATION IS GOOD, BECAUSE IT REFLECTS INCOMING SUNSHINE,
BUT BULK INSULATION IS NOT DESIRABLE, BECAUSE IT PREVENTS THE HOUSE COOLING
DOWN AT NIGHT;
VENTILATION OF THE ROOF SPACE, TO REDUCE HEAT BUILD-UP THERE: THE
INCREASED HEAT LOSS IN THE COOLER SEASON IS NOT IMPORTANT;
METAL ROOFS WHICH COOL RAPIDLY AT NIGHT. DAYTIME HEAT GAIN CAN BE
MINIMIZED BY USING SHEETING WITH A REFLECTIVE COATING ON ITS UNDERSIDE.

Site Climate
Housing Topologies In Mumbai
 Area Calculation
for need of a 2500 houses with appropriate amenity

TOTAL PLOT AREA = 145076.71 SQ.M = 35.84 ACRE = 0.14 SQ.KM = 14.46
HECTARES =1561592.71 SQ.FEET
TYPES OF PROTO TYPE UNITS FOR NON
TOTAL BUILT UP AREA = 188598.8 SQ.M = 46.60 ACRE = 18.85 HEC FISHERMEN’S FAMILY: 750 UNITS (30 % OF
TOTAL NEED )
GROUND COVERAGE = 72538 SQ.M = 7.25 HEC. = 50 %
TYPE A
ROAD NETWORK AREA = 30% = 43522 SQ.M = 4.35 HEC. G+1 WITH ONE MULTIPURPOSE ROOM +
KITCHEN PLATFORM +W.C.+ BATH + OTLA
OPEN SPACE AND PARKING = 20 % = 29015 SQ.M = 2.9 HEC. AREA = AROUND 45 SQ.M
NO OF UNITS =250
DENSITY = 58.08 PER SQ.M / 172 PER HEC.
TYPE B
+RETAINING OF OLD WORLI FORT GROUND FLOOR WITH ONE MULTIPURPOSE
+RESEARCH CENTER ROOM + KITCHEN PLATFORM +W.C
+FISHERMEN RESCUE CENTER +VERANDAH
+FISH MARKET AREA = 25 SQ.M
NO OF UNITS =250
+FISH BREEDING CENTER
+FISH DRYING YARD
+VISITOR'S INFORMATION CENTER
+ALGAE WATER LANDSCAPE
+RECREATIONAL AREAS
+DOCKING AREAS
Area Calculation
for need of a 2500 houses with appropriate amenity

TYPES OF PROTO TYPE UNITS FOR FISHERMEN’S FAMILY: 1750 UNITS (70 % OF TOTAL NEED )

TYPE A
G+1 WITH ONE MULTIPURPOSE ROOM + KITCHEN PLATFORM +W.C.+ BATH + OTLA
AREA = AROUND 80 SQ.M
NO OF UNITS =350

TYPE B
GROUND FLOOR WITH TWO ROOMS + KITCHEN PLATFORM +W.C +BATH+VERANDAH
AREA = 60 SQ.M
NO OF UNITS =350

TYPE C
GROUND FLOOR WITH ONE MULTIPURPOSE ROOM +SMALL SHOP + KITCHEN PLATFORM +W.C +VERANDAH
AREA = 45 SQ.M
NO OF UNITS =350

TYPE D
G +1 WITH SMALL SHOP +KITCHEN +W.C +VERANDAH
AREA = 32 SQ.M
NO OF UNITS =350

TYPE E
GROUND FLOOR WITH ONE MULTIPURPOSE ROOM + KITCHEN PLATFORM +W.C +VERANDAH
AREA = 25 SQ.M
NO OF UNITS =350
Area Calculation
for need of a 2500 houses with appropriate amenity

OTHER AMENITIES: SCHOOL PLAYGROUND(2049.6 SQ.M) +LIBRARY1924.9SQ.M +COMMUNITY HALL(1128.17SQ.M)

+TEMPLE +[DISPENSARY -ADMINISTRATIVEOFFICE(468.78)] +ELECTRIC SUB STATION (700SQ.M) +COMMERCIAL SHOPS
(1536.51 SQ.M)
GENERAL BUILDING REQUIREMENTS :
(1) THE MINIMUM HEIGHT OF THE PLINTH SHALL BE 30 CMS. FROM THE TOP SURFACE OF APPROACH ROAD OR PATH WAY.
(2) THE MAXIMUM FLOOR SPACE INDEX PERMISSIBLE SHALL BE 1.3.
(3) (A) THE SIZE OF LIVING ROOM, BED ROOM SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN 8 SQ.MTS. WITH MINIMUM WIDTH OF 2.4 MTS.
(B) (I) SIZE OF INDEPENDENT BATH-ROOM AND W.C SHALL BE 0.9 SQ.MTS. WITH MINIMUM WIDTH OF 0.9 MTS. EACH.
(II) SIZE OF COMBINED BATH ROOM AND W.C. SHALL BE 1.8 SQ.MTS. WITH MINIMUM WIDTH OF 1 MTS.
(4) (I) THE MINIMUM HEIGHT OF ROOM SHALL BE AS UNDER:-
LIVING ROOM : 2.4 MTS.
KITCHEN ROOM : 2.4 MTS.
BATH /W.C : 2.1 MTS.
CORRIDOR : 2.1 MTS.
(II) IN CASE OF THE SLOPPING ROOF THE AVERAGE HEIGHT OF THE ROOF SHALL BE 2.1 MTS. AND THE MINIMUM HEIGHT
OF THE EAVES SHALL BE 2.4 MTS.
(III) THE MINIMUM SLOPES OF THE SLOPPING ROOF ,SHALL BE 300 FOR G.I SHEETS, ASBESTOS SHEETS OR TILED ROOF
WHILE FOR R.C.C SLOPPING ROOF, THE MINIMUM SLOP SHALL BE 120.
(5) THE OPENING THROUGH WINDOWS, VENTILATORS AND OTHER OPENING FOR LIGHT
AND VENTILATION SHALL BE AS UNDER :
(I) ONE TENTH OF THE ROOM FLOOR AREA.
(II) FOR W.C AND BATH NOT LESS THAN 0.2 SQ.MTS.
THE WIDTH OF STAIR CASE SHALL BE 0.75 MTS. MINIMUM. THE MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF THE RISER SHALL BE 20. CMS. THE
MINIMUM WIDTH OF THE TREAD SHALL BE 22.5 CMS. THE MINIMUM CLEAR HEAD ROOF OF THE STAIR CASE SHALL
BE 2.10 MTS.
(III) THERE SHALL BE ONE STAIRCASE FOR EVERY 12 (TWELVE) DWELLING UNITS OR PART
THEREOF
 Case Study- Fishermen’s Village Poonthura Trivandrum(1974-75)

Dealing With Cyclones:

-Low Sloped Roofs And Courts Serve As Wind
Catchers
-Open Walls Function To Dispel It
-Long Row Of Housing Replaced By Even
Staggering
-Fronting Courts Catch The Breeze And Also Get
View Of Sea

Open Spaces:
-Little Private Rectangle Of Land In
Between Houses For Drying Nets , Kids
Play,

-Provides Sleeping Lofts Within And

Adequate Space Outside For Mending
Nets And Cleaning And Drying Fish
 Case Study- Fishermen’s Village Poonthura Trivandrum(1974-75)

Design Strategies:
Construction
-Exposed Brickwork And Structure
-Sloped Concrete Roof
-Openness In Design And Individual
PLAN -Units Offset Each Other
-Continuous Latticework
Challenges: -In The Exposed Walls
-Severity Of Environment In Which The
Tribal's Live.
-Limitation Of Resources
-Conventional Architects Stayed Away
From These Projects
-Dealing With Large Insular Groups, With
-Set Ideas And Traditions.
-Dealing With Cyclones
-Houses Of 25sqm
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Snapshot Of Koliwada
Snapshot Of Koliwada
N
Design Development
N
Design Development
 Green Space +
Transforming Row Houses
Site into pixels +(G+1) Houses +
Amenities

N
Design Development
N
Design Development
Design Development
Model Photos
Model Photos
References:
Systems Of Survival: A Dialogue On The Moral Foundations Of
Commerce And Politics -
Jane Jacobs
The Nature Of Economics: Jane Jacobs
Cities In A World Economy – Saskia Sassen
Splintering Urbanism Networked Infrastructures, Technological
Mobilities And The Urban
Condition - Steve Graham; Simon Marvin
Identity And Violence: The Illusion Of Destiny – Amartya Sen
Becoming Indian: The Unfinished Revolution Of Culture And
Identity – Pawan K. Varma
Social Transformations In The Global City: Singapore – Scott Baum
Contemporary Vernacular – Evoking Traditions In Asia – Willian S.W.
Lim, Tan Hock
Beng
Proposals Received Under Government Of Maharashtras’s
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Expression Of Interest Under Cluster Development Scheme At
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Support Unit
Rebirth Of Worli Koliwada: The Nau Patil Jamat & Gavkari Estate
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