TOPICS SELECTION

FOR THESIS

NAME – URVASHI BAGDE

ROLL NO – AR18009
10TH SEM, B.ARCH.
K.I.T.S.,RAMTEK
1. RETHINKING OF LAND DEVELOPMENT {LONDON
STREET HAS SMART CITY STREET}
2. CENTRE OF UNITY RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMENT
3. CLUTURAL HUB
4. VERTICAL CITY
 1. RETHINKING OF LAND DEVELOPMENT
{LONDON STREET HAS SMART CITY STREET}

INTRODUCTION –

Orange City Street also known as London Street project is being developed by the Nagpur Municipal Corporation in
Maharashtra. The project comprises 10 different stretches earmarked for residential, commercial, IT Park, green zone,
vegetable and meat market, and medical zone.
It will come up on 5.50 km on both sides of Wardha road- Somalwada-Khamla-Bhamti-Parsodi-Takli-Jaitala T-Point
Road stretch. The project will spread over 75.34 acre of land. The total built-up area under the project is 10,75,984.40
sq. mtr. The project site is a piece of vacant land earmarked for Residential use as per development plan of Nagpur
city.

NEED OF PROJECT –
• The site is located in the center of India.
• This site is near to the Dr. Ambedkar International Airport , metro station etc.
• To utilizes the land for development.

PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION –
• Site is not properly used. Its becoming waste land .
2. CENTER OF UNITY RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMENT

INTRODUCTION –
• The Centre of Unity is where religion meets, studies the actual position and role of religion and
spirituality within.

• We study, religion and spirituality with regard to three interrelated themes: - social cohesion and
conflict, contingency and distress, death and dying.

• Shapes, Forms, Styles and Spaces are main factors in Architectural design process. These are
influenced by the cultural values of society.

• The Riverfront Development refers to any development in front of rivers, or any water bodies.
• In the development considered that the riverfront development may not need for fronting water but
to look attractive.
 NEED OF PROJECT –

• Now a days government trying to clear the rivers that are polluted by ash or other things.
• For that to protect environment save water bodies, get awareness in people.
• To build a place for tourist and other visitors to get a brief introduction all religion and spirituality.
• To increases visitors' awareness of and empathy to sites that will help to maintain the heritage of
site.
• The study is dedicated to Peace and spiritual unity among the primary religions.
• So, you can find many common similarities in all of these religions but only at a few at a time.
• Every religion is created by humans and that to teach well, so a common thing is humanism and
humanity.

PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION –
• People visit to bank of river to see view and some come for ritual process of ash. But due to that a river water get
dirty.
• To reduce the pollution in environment .
• Avoid that is growing between old world religions and new world belief systems.
• It is about being thoughtful and not frightened, it’s about being curious and not careless, and it is about being
sensible before being sentimental.
 3. CULTURAL HUB
INTRODUCTION –

• There has been complete cultural negligence in India in the past few decades, with the growth of modern technology with
the influx of new modern equipment.
• Culture is the product of experience from past time to present time. Shapes, Forms, Styles and Spaces are main factors in
Architectural design process.
• These are influenced by the cultural values of society. In religious context, there are different forms, shapes and styles with
respect to different religion.
• Located near the geographic Centre of India, in the state of Maharashtra, Wardha is famous for the many social reformers
who have called it home. Mahatma Gandhi built his last ashram in Wardha. Other renowned social activists that lived and
worked in Wardha include Vinoba Bhave, Baba Amte, and Jamnalal Bajaj

NEED OF PROJECT –

• Interest to learn, follow & adopt our culture will boost our culture value worldwide culture to use and our neighbor’s.
• It is important to convey people, the gravity to conserve the historic and cultural aspect of heritage structures.

PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION –

• Wardha has vast history and many religious tourist places to exploring. But people don’t know many of them places they
only visit the popular structure and structures are left unexplored.
• The idea of adopting to the western culture is considered prestigious and trendy among this generation as is advertised and
promoted by global icons.
• The lack in promoting and encouraging may not only lead to cultural extinction but also affect cultural tourism to a greater
extent.
• The beauty of old Structures is getting spoiling. First and foremost, the prevailing misconceptions about Indians and about
others state cultures need to be broken.
 4. VERTICAL CITY
INTRODUCTION –

• A “Vertical City” is a very tall building that incorporates different kinds of amenities that can be related to housing, working,
healthcare, education, culture, tourism, production, and more. It provides space for a large number of people and can
potentially help to solve the problem of overpopulation.
• A vertical city is a building that includes a variety of services and amenities that “normal” cities have, such as housing,
offices, healthcare, retail stores, hotels, and more. They are very tall houses that enable us to go from horizontal cities that
take up large areas of land to smaller, vertical cities. These buildings will become crucial to solve the problem of
overpopulation and urbanization.

NEED OF PROJECT –

• A vertical city can help to solve some of the issues we are currently facing with an increasing population and the trend of
urbanization.
• There are numerous reasons why people are attracted to cities or repelled by rural areas. Living outside of urban areas
often means that there is worse transportation, less healthcare services available and fewer jobs. Cities are also always the
central point for culture, politics, economics, and public services. Furthermore, they offer large transportation hubs, such as
central train stations or airports to reach other cities and countries.
• Many people see these advantages and are going to move to urban areas, but the space is limited. The price of land is
increasing, as the demand is very high, compared to rural areas. In order to still create affordable housing for many people
it makes more sense to build tall buildings than wide ones.
• A vertical city takes this concept but offers tenants even more possibilities that increase the quality of life in a sustainable
environment.
PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION –

• It is no secret that the global population is growing continuously. In addition, better healthcare and living conditions than 100
or 200 years ago allow people to get older and thus increase the number of humans on earth. Predictions say that in 2030
there will be more than 8.5 billion people in existence.
• These people have to live somewhere, and while there might be a lot of available space in the countryside, most of them
are going to move to cities. According to the UN, in 2050, around 68% of the global population is going to live in urban
areas.
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