AHMADABAD CITY presentation- Dwell 2014 - Charles correa foundation

1. DWELL 2014 AHMEDABAD: Kalaivani, Prashant, Ankur, Mohammed Charles Correa Foundation,, Panjim. 8th Nov 2014 Riyaz Tayyibji, anthill design

15. DWELL 2014 AHMEDABAD: Kalaivani, Prashant, Ankur, Mohammed Charles Correa Foundation,, Panjim. 8th Nov 2014 Riyaz Tayyibji, anthill design Some Findings The surface area to volume ratio across building 0.3-0.4 types is about constant EWC housing is more compact, surface are to floor space is controlled leading to rectilinear plans High Inco0.3-0.4 me Group housing is loose with a proliferation of surface with respect to usable floor area. In order to regain the balance of external surface are it becomes imperative to increase the height of the block. IMPLICATIONS There is little difference in profitability across house types in terms of Production. The difference lies in Sales

16. DWELL 2014 AHMEDABAD: Kalaivani, Prashant, Ankur, Mohammed Charles Correa Foundation,, Panjim. 8th Nov 2014 Riyaz Tayyibji, anthill design Housing for WHOM? Income group Distribution Across the Indian Population (Demography) HIGH INCOME GROUP: 1.25% MIDDLE INCOME GROUP: 13% LOW INCOME GROUP: 30% EWS 55.75% of which 30% are BELOW POVERTY LINE Income Group Distribution commonly followed across Public Housing Projects EWC 15% mandatory LOW INCOME GROUP: 15% Mandatory Across HIG & MIG 70% THERE FOR 70% of the URBAN HOUSING STOCK FOR 14.25% of the POPULATION. DEFICIT HOUSING 55% = Approximate National Average of informal Settlement Population in Indian Cities.

17. IDEAS 1. Housing that maintains and proliferates diversity. Do not Colonize lifestyles DWELL 2014 AHMEDABAD: Kalaivani, Prashant, Ankur, Mohammed Charles Correa Foundation,, Panjim. 8th Nov 2014 Riyaz Tayyibji, anthill design with the pressures of tenure. Relook at human Activity rather than mechanized Function. 2. Redefine Affordability for a variety of ways in which housing becomes accessible. 3. Consider the organized construction industry, including the speculator and the builder as part of the mechanism that provides Housing Infrastructure. 4. Enfranchise people to build and manage their own environments. 5. Accept the informal sector as a legitimate player in the provision of housing. It has always been so. The informal has a much greater agility to Register the subtleties of natural systems and inbed them into the fabric of cities.

20. DWELL 2014 AHMEDABAD: Kalaivani, Prashant, Ankur, Mohammed Charles Correa Foundation,, Panjim. 8th Nov 2014 Riyaz Tayyibji, anthill design ECONOMICALLY WEAKER SECTION

22. DWELL 2014 AHMEDABAD: Kalaivani, Prashant, Ankur, Mohammed Charles Correa Foundation,, Panjim. 8th Nov 2014 Riyaz Tayyibji, anthill design LOW INCOME GROUP

24. DWELL 2014 AHMEDABAD: Kalaivani, Prashant, Ankur, Mohammed Charles Correa Foundation,, Panjim. 8th Nov 2014 LOW INCOME GROUP Riyaz Tayyibji, anthill design

25. DWELL 2014 AHMEDABAD: Kalaivani, Prashant, Ankur, Mohammed Charles Correa Foundation,, Panjim. 8th Nov 2014 MEDIUM INCOME GROUP Riyaz Tayyibji, anthill design

26. DWELL 2014 AHMEDABAD: Kalaivani, Prashant, Ankur, Mohammed Charles Correa Foundation,, Panjim. 8th Nov 2014 Riyaz Tayyibji, anthill design HIGH INCOME GROUP

34. DWELL 2014 AHMEDABAD: Kalaivani, Prashant, Ankur, Mohammed Charles Correa Foundation,, Panjim. 8th Nov 2014 Riyaz Tayyibji, anthill design URBAN PLAN

35. DWELL 2014 AHMEDABAD: Kalaivani, Prashant, Ankur, Mohammed Charles Correa Foundation,, Panjim. 8th Nov 2014 Riyaz Tayyibji, anthill design THANK YOU

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