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REDEVELOPMENT OF MORADABAD

Urban design

Submitted by :

megha tyagikeshav singh

vaibhav bhasin

pooja pundeer

karan wali


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Aim and objectives :


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Site location :

Site is located in the central part of the city, moradabad,

nearer to pilli kothi .


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Neighborhood and major roads :

Site is accessible to various major

roads and connecting it to :1. pilli kothi

2. gurahhati

3. kachari3.

2.

1.


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About site :

Locationekta

dwaar to jain temple,

moradabad.

Area67902 sq.m

Climatewarm and

humid subtropical

Topographyplain

Surrounded by three

main roads

12 m wide road12 m wide road

12m wide road

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12 m wide road


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Built and open areas :

-Road network

- Open spaces

- Built up area

Green spaces

Total area of the site is -67902 sq.m

Total built up area of the site is -38359 sq.m

Open area of the site is 29543 sq,m


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land use :

Major landuse of the site is residential which is 20199 sq.m

Road network on circulation area is 16449 sq.m

Green area is 13094 sq.m

- residential- 51 %

- Commercial 11%

- Institutional -6 %

- Green spaces -32 %


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Climate and exposure :


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services :

Open drainage

Sewage main holes

Sewage

There is no proper sewage treatement plant in moradabad . All are

open drainage system .

Sewage main holes is at the centre of the roads .


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Built form :


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problems :

Encroachment

Roads in commercial area are encroached by small vendors.

Parking space are limited and as a result ,vehicles are parkedalong the the roads.

This further reduces the available carriage width of the road and

causes traffic issues.


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problems :


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problems :

no proper solid waste management

Open drainage system Unsystematically electric wiring

there is no solid wastemanagement on the site

of road.

Drainage system is in

hygenic

condition.

Electric wiring create a

disturbance in vehicles

traffic.


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proposals :


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Literature study of gole market, lucknow

Urban design

Lucknow is the capital of India's most populous state, uttar Pradesh and issituated about 500 km southeast of new Delhi in the heart of the state.

The city has a humid subtropical climate with a cool dry winter from

december to February and a hot summer from april to june.

The temperature extremes vary from about 45 degrees celsius In the

summer to 3 degrees celsius in the winter. The city Receives about 100

cm of annual rainfall mostly from the Southwest monsoons between julyand september.

City lies at an average altitude of 110 meters above mean Sea level and

generally slopes to the east. Lateral slopes Are towards the river gomti,

which flows from north-west To south-east through the heart of the city,

dividing it into The

trans-gomti and cis-gomti regions.


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about the city planning :

The current land use of the Urban Agglomeration excluding that of the

Cantonment is shown in The Master Plan 2021, covered an area of 16,270

hectares in 2004-05. Compared to 1987 when the area was estimated at 9170

hectares, there has been a 77.4% increase in the total area in 2004-05.

Trends in land uses has been interesting, especially the fact that residential use

has grown dramatically in comparison to all other uses, although there has also

been notable growth in commercial, industrial and public service land use.


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site location :


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neighborhood and major roads :


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about the site :


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Built and open areas :


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landuse :


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climate and exposure :


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infrastructure :


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infrastructure :


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infrastructure :


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Literature study of Chandigarh

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CHANDIGARH was the first planned city after independence from British

rule in 1947. It is the capital city of the states of Punjab and Haryana.

The city is located at the picturesque junction of foothills of the Himalayas

Mountain range and the Ganges plains.

It houses a population of 1,054,600 inhabitants (2001) and is one of the

richest cities of the nation.


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The city plan was conceived as post war Garden City wherein vertical and

high rise buildings were ruled out, keeping in view the living habits of the

people.

Le Corbusier conceived the master plan of Chandigarh as analogous to

human body, with a clearly defined

Head (the Capitol Complex, Sector 1),

Heart (the City Centre Sector-17),

Lungs (the leisure valley, innumerable open spaces and sector greens),

Intellect (the cultural and educational institutions),

Circulatory system (the network of roads, the 7Vs) and

Viscera (the Industrial Area).

About the city :


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About the city :


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About the city :

The primary module of citys design is a Sector, a

neighborhood unit of size 800 meters x 1200 meters.

Each SECTOR is a self-sufficient unit having shops,

school, health centers and places of recreations and

worship.

The population of a sector varies between 3000 and

20000 depending upon the sizes of plots and the

topography of the area.


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About the city :

Area

CityUnion Territory

114 km2(44 sq mi)

Area rank 33

Elevation 350 m (1,150 ft)

Population

CityUnion Territory

1,054,686

Rank 29th

Density 9,300/km2(24,000/sq mi)
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