Connecting twin cities with Infrastructure corridor in the built environment
Publication details: Mumbai Indian Institute of Architects 2021Edition: Vol.86(4), AprilDescription: 17-23pSubject(s): Online resources: In: Journal of the Indian institute of architects :(JIIA)Summary: he constant influx of people into cities demands the provi- sion and up-gradation of better infrastructure facilities. These take the shape of urban design or planning projects, along the mobility corridors, more so in the case of twin cities, where two cities are dependent on each other for development. The introduction of dedicated transit lines like Bus Rapid Transport System (BRTS) corridors is expected to bring in development changes within the radius of influence- areas which could be taken up for maximum usage of the new investment. Development focus is generally on the 3 Ds - density, diversity, and design. This paper analyses the project with its strategies of the development plan introduced along with the BRTS corridor.| Item type | Current library | Status | Barcode | |
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he constant influx of people into cities demands the provi-
sion and up-gradation of better infrastructure facilities. These take
the shape of urban design or planning projects, along the mobility
corridors, more so in the case of twin cities, where two cities are
dependent on each other for development. The introduction of
dedicated transit lines like Bus Rapid Transport System (BRTS)
corridors is expected to bring in development changes within the
radius of influence- areas which could be taken up for maximum
usage of the new investment. Development focus is generally on
the 3 Ds - density, diversity, and design. This paper analyses the
project with its strategies of the development plan introduced
along with the BRTS corridor.
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