Mapping tracing and carving public open spaces : case Mumbai (Also available on CD)
Dongre, Nikita Rajendra
Mapping tracing and carving public open spaces : case Mumbai (Also available on CD) - 2016 - iii,71p.,CD-ROM
1. Introduction 1 1.1 Mumbai and its openspaces 1 1.2 City vs Open spaces 1 1.3 Openspace Statistics 2 1.4 Designated Public spaces: What city has to offer as designated spaces to recreate 3 1.5 Insurgent or Constituted Spaces: What it has to offer as a result of its urban form to Appro¬priate, to Contest and to Reclaim! 3 2. Thesis proposal 7 2.1 Aim: 7 2.2 Thesis Statement: 7 2.3 Objective: 8 2.4 Methodology: 9 2.5 Scope and Limitations: 10 2.6 Expected Outcome: 10 3. Discourse of Openspaces in India and world 13 3.1 Considerations of Open Spaces in Development Plan Mumbai 13 3.1.1 “In-between†Spaces - Transitional spaces - Lived / Residual 3.2 Current policies for allocation of Public spaces 15 3.3 Newspaper Artcle: 16 3.4 Theoretical Framwork 19 3.5 Findings from the studied theories: 22 4. Capter 4: Understanding the urban Fabric of Mumbai 25 4.1 Site selection: 25 4.2 Onsite Observations 26 4.3 Site Analysis Matrix 27 4.4 Observations 33 4.4.1 Interdependency of Density on activities 4.4.2 Formation of Urban spaces: 4.4.3 Types of spaces formed due to varying Urban forms 5. Consitutional Spaces 41 5.1 What are Consitutional Spaces 41 5.2 Types of Constitutional Spaces: 41 5.3 Matrix for categorizing identified Constitutional Spaces in the sample Urban forms. 6. Residual spaces 49 6.1 What are Residual Spaces? 49 6.2 Types of Residual Spaces: 52 6.3 Matrix for categorizing identified Residual spaces in the sample Urban forms 52 7. Chapter 7: Analysis of space parameters and Derivation of Criteria’s 55 7.1 The derived constitutional spaces where analyzed based on following Parameters: 55 7.2 Matrix 4: Parameters for Analysis of identified Constitutional spaces, forming Criteria’s for designing Residual spaces 55 8. Place- making Design Guide: 59 8.1 Nature of the Activity – Temporal 59 8.2 Site Context 59 8.3 Physiological Parameters 60 8.4 Space Context 61 8.5 Activity 62 1. Institutional Framework for Implementation 63 Conclusion 65 References 69 Biblography 71
M.Arch TH-0035 / DON
Mapping tracing and carving public open spaces : case Mumbai (Also available on CD) - 2016 - iii,71p.,CD-ROM
1. Introduction 1 1.1 Mumbai and its openspaces 1 1.2 City vs Open spaces 1 1.3 Openspace Statistics 2 1.4 Designated Public spaces: What city has to offer as designated spaces to recreate 3 1.5 Insurgent or Constituted Spaces: What it has to offer as a result of its urban form to Appro¬priate, to Contest and to Reclaim! 3 2. Thesis proposal 7 2.1 Aim: 7 2.2 Thesis Statement: 7 2.3 Objective: 8 2.4 Methodology: 9 2.5 Scope and Limitations: 10 2.6 Expected Outcome: 10 3. Discourse of Openspaces in India and world 13 3.1 Considerations of Open Spaces in Development Plan Mumbai 13 3.1.1 “In-between†Spaces - Transitional spaces - Lived / Residual 3.2 Current policies for allocation of Public spaces 15 3.3 Newspaper Artcle: 16 3.4 Theoretical Framwork 19 3.5 Findings from the studied theories: 22 4. Capter 4: Understanding the urban Fabric of Mumbai 25 4.1 Site selection: 25 4.2 Onsite Observations 26 4.3 Site Analysis Matrix 27 4.4 Observations 33 4.4.1 Interdependency of Density on activities 4.4.2 Formation of Urban spaces: 4.4.3 Types of spaces formed due to varying Urban forms 5. Consitutional Spaces 41 5.1 What are Consitutional Spaces 41 5.2 Types of Constitutional Spaces: 41 5.3 Matrix for categorizing identified Constitutional Spaces in the sample Urban forms. 6. Residual spaces 49 6.1 What are Residual Spaces? 49 6.2 Types of Residual Spaces: 52 6.3 Matrix for categorizing identified Residual spaces in the sample Urban forms 52 7. Chapter 7: Analysis of space parameters and Derivation of Criteria’s 55 7.1 The derived constitutional spaces where analyzed based on following Parameters: 55 7.2 Matrix 4: Parameters for Analysis of identified Constitutional spaces, forming Criteria’s for designing Residual spaces 55 8. Place- making Design Guide: 59 8.1 Nature of the Activity – Temporal 59 8.2 Site Context 59 8.3 Physiological Parameters 60 8.4 Space Context 61 8.5 Activity 62 1. Institutional Framework for Implementation 63 Conclusion 65 References 69 Biblography 71
M.Arch TH-0035 / DON