Transformation of urban streetscape case of malleshwaram, bengaluru
By: Chaitanya Raj, D
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Contributor(s): Harini, H. M.
Publisher: Mumbai The Indian Institute of Architects 2022Edition: Vol.87(6), June.Description: 22-27p.Subject(s): ARCHITECTURE GENERAL (AR-GEN)Online resources: Click here
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Journal of the Indian institute of architects :(JIIA)Summary: Urban streetscape can be defined as the collective appearance of all
buildings, gardens, pedestrian paths and landscaped features along
a street. The aim of this research is to study the transformation of
the urban streetscape in Malleshwaram. The main objectives are
to understand the various building elements in the local context of
Malleshwaram in Bengaluru and to analyse the different building
typologies on 15th Cross Road, 4th Temple Street and Sampige
Road in Malleshwaram. Buildings on this street have undergone
a transformation in terms of façade treatment, scale, material
usage, form and typologies over the last 3 decades. The traditional
streetscape has given way to a blend of both old and modern
buildings. Here, the local architectural features that have upheld
the identity of the neighbourhood are also getting deployed.
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Urban streetscape can be defined as the collective appearance of all
buildings, gardens, pedestrian paths and landscaped features along
a street. The aim of this research is to study the transformation of
the urban streetscape in Malleshwaram. The main objectives are
to understand the various building elements in the local context of
Malleshwaram in Bengaluru and to analyse the different building
typologies on 15th Cross Road, 4th Temple Street and Sampige
Road in Malleshwaram. Buildings on this street have undergone
a transformation in terms of façade treatment, scale, material
usage, form and typologies over the last 3 decades. The traditional
streetscape has given way to a blend of both old and modern
buildings. Here, the local architectural features that have upheld
the identity of the neighbourhood are also getting deployed.
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