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Mentality
Mentality
Understanding the urban tapestry of Bahadurgarh an industrial city of NCT undergoing transformation
with a critical thinking on the threads of design, security and public realm each influencing each other,
and it’s in this intersection the story of Urban Design forms.
Quality
Opportunities
of life
Development
Needs &
Desires
Leisure
Safety and Walkable
space &
Security streets
Inclusivity
Need of inquiry
CITY GROWTH /
DEVELOPMENT
Urban Transformation
Holistic approach
CITY GROWTH /
DEVELOPMENT
CITY GROWTH /
DEVELOPMENT
Learning the Applying the Envisaging a new urban Applying the Case Examples
literature understanding form analysis
Interest of luxury hospitality services in Bahadurgarh Rise in Investment by private developers like Tata
new Heavens, HL City, Omaxe City
Inquiry
Metro Corridor
Growth
Industries Bahadurgarh Urban Transformation
Bahadurgarh a feeder city of Delhi is observing new transformation and changing urban form due to the
connectivity of Metro to Delhi and setting up of Industries. With new growth the city provides a new set of
opportunities to cater to the demands of present population and fostering third spaces and provide inclusive
environments for social cohesion, leisure activities and enhance safety.
The fabric can be designed to have vibrant environment and which cater to various aspects such as Physical,
Social, Safety and wellbeing and Needs of the Context.
Demands of the city
Demands
Present Needs
Safer
Catering New Urban Form
Environments
Inclusive Spaces
Leisure Spaces
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Literature review
The idea behind creating safer cities was discussed back in the
1960s. These theories provide us with the knowledge of how
better integration with streets and residences can help create a
safer neighborhoods. Such theories can be implemented within
our cities to design a safer urban fabric.
Literature review
Urban vibrancy and Death and Life of Great American LIFE BETWEEN
safety in Philadelphia Cities : Jane Jacobs BUILDINGS : JAN GEHL
The paper suggests that increasing vibrancy The book synthesizes key concepts in the realm The book highlights how urban design
in urban areas is directly co-related to of urban design, placemaking, and community influences human behavior, social
reduction in crime. The paper understand development to inform the study on fostering interactions, and overall well-being. Gehl
how the built environment serves as a proxy vibrant third places and strategic emphasizes the importance of creating
for vibrancy and crime is reduced in those placemaking. pedestrian-friendly environments, accessible
areas with higher human activities. It talks about how concepts like eyes on the public spaces, and inviting gathering places
street and small residential blocks helps in to encourage community interaction and a
fostering safer urban environments. sense of belonging.
Mapping the City
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ROHTAK METRO
STATIONS
INDUSTRIAL
INDUSTRIAL COMMERCI
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RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL
MARSH LAND
CITY PARK
INDUSTRIAL MAJOR ROUTES DELHI
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YPA The city is primarily Industrial and
S S residential with neighborhood level
amenities and low open spaces
Precinct Selection
To select a precinct various precursors are formulated which are then applied to find the suitable area with options in
different scenarios.
Scenarios: -
Creation of vibrant third places for social inclusivity and well being.
Precinct 1 – Developed urban form with requirement of third spaces
Railway Station
Tau
De Metro Station
vi l
al P
ark
Hospital
School
Residential Sector
6 Residential Sector
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Residential Sector
2
School
WTP
School
Precinct 1 – Developed urban form with requirement of third spaces
The Planned Sectors are becoming primary
Railway Station residential area with Metro Station in close
proximity.
Industries
This developed urban form is observing
Tau
De Metro Station transition as commercial buildings are being
vi l constructed to cater the demands of the
al P
ark citizens.
Hospital
1
Commercial
Neighbourhood
Although these buildings are being developed
Market School
there lacks proper third spaces which
School enhance the vibrancy of overall environment.
Residential Sector
6 Presence of WTP in close proximity hampers
Residential Sector
the activeness thus the stretch becomes
7 Old Court3
2 unsafe.
Residential Sector WTP
Commercial Coming up of informal vendors is however
2 Reclaimed
School Land making the place a bit more active.
Sabji Mandi
The land is also reclaimed to convert into
commercial space, other is old court area
Temple
which has become a defunct space and
WTP
School Residential hampers safety.
New Buildings coming up to cater the needs of the locals but Metro Station a major factor of transformation in the area
unplanned spaces creates parking issues and creates traffic
congestion and causes pedestrian vehicular conflict thus
hampering pedestrian safety.
Present Condition – 2 near Marshy Land
Informal Vendors near the Marshy Land Area Reclamation of Land in process
Present Condition – 3 Old Court area
Old Court Area is in the central part of
the city has now become a defunct
space as the activity has been declined
after the Court is shifted to the
periphery.
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Residential
Omaxe City
Residential
School
Precinct 2 – Developing urban form with requirement of third spaces
The Interface of Residential Omaxe City and
Industrial Sector is Disconnected leading to
unsupervised spaces which become areas of
concern for safety.
Commercial
Residential
Omaxe City
Residential
School
Present Condition – Vacant land parcels
Old Court Area is in the central part of
the city has now become a defunct
space as the activity has been declined
after the Court is shifted to the
periphery.
Utilizing tangible and intangible aspects of urban design such as safer nodes, better infrastructure, eyes on
the street, accessibility and wayfinding to create safe urban environments.
Utilization and activation of dead and defunct spaces as a public realm to increase sense of security in Public
areas.