Case study about the biggest slum of Delhi and its development scheme by the government.

1. SLUM REDEVELOPMENT
“KATHPUTLI COLONY”
DELHI
LITERATURE CASE STUDY
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2. “KATHPUTLI COLONY”
 LOCATION :- Shadipur depot area, Delhi, India.
 TOTAL AREA :- 5.2 hectare [52000 sqm]
-- 60% of area (31200 sqm) – For redevelopment of colony.
-- 40% of area (20800 sqm) – Rehaja developer to built their own
commercial and residential BUILDINGS.
 Almost 40 year of slum.
 Largest slum of delhi.
 15 mins away from Sansadh Bhavan.
 TYPE OF PEOPLE :- Puppeters, magicians, folk singer, dancers and storey
tellers, etc
 NO. OF FAMILIES :- 2800

3. HISTORY
1960 A travelling Banjara tribe settles
at the edge of the city to famine
& increase in demand in their
art & craft.
1982
The First Ngo – ‘Bhule Bisre
Kalakar’ establihed by Rajiv
Sethi with a dream towards
their negligible result & the
colony continues to grow by
iteself.
At Present
20081978
A low rise settlement proposal
design by Ar. Revathi Kamath -
‘ANANDGRAM’ approved. The project
was meant to rehabilitate the 600
families living at kathputali. It was
never impemented due to lake of
political will
Delhi Development Authority –
DDA sells the land to the
developers for a minimum
amount. The deveopers are
required to rehabilitate the
families on the site under PPP
(Public Private Partnership).
Conflict between DDA & the
residents has mad e this
project on hold due to legal
inquisitions & political shifts

4. LOCATION

5. LOCATION & GEOGRAPHY
Welcomes
disturbances
occuring in
winter month
of Dec & Jan
Preventing
monsoon
winds
during july ,
August &
Sept.
SITE LOCATION:-
• The site is located
on the North-east
delhi,india.
• On the North-west
of the site metro
line &railway
station are located.
• Railway station is 7
km away from the
site.
• The bus stand is 0.2
km from the site.
• 15 mins away from
Sansad bhavan.

6. EXISTING IMAGES

7. TYPES OF ARTISTS

8. NEED FOR REDEVELOPMENT
• In order to create slum free Delhi.
• To uplift the living conditions of slums.
• Homelessness , degraded living conditions.
• None public space for recreational purpose.
• Streets are narrow.
• illegal construction.
• The area lack basic utilities such as sewage
treatments and proper ventilation

9. REASONS
narrow streets
Garbage on streets
No Proper drainage line

10. OVERVIEW
• In 2004, DDA ran a scheme to redevelop the slum and provide
houses with hygienic conditions.
• In 2008, tenders were invited.
• In 2009, kathputli colony was solded by DDA to Rehaja
developers in 6 crores.
• Under the scheme, re-settlement will be done on the land
occupied by JJ (jhuggi-jhonpri) clusters with private
partnership.

11. OVERVIEW
• The 2800 families of kathputli shall be given on lease of life by providing
them the latest modern apartments with full facilities.
• Each apartment shall be over 30 Sqm in size.
• Till the time these structures are built on kathputli colony residents shall
be rehabilitated in a Transit camp facility at Anand Parbat barely, 1.8kms
away from the site
• Till the time these structures are built on kathputli colony residents shall
be rehabilitated in a Transit camp facility at Anand Parbat barely, 1.8kms
away from the site.
• This shall be only for 2-3 yr by which the time building is ready.
• From 2009 after 7 yrs ,DDA started vacanting the area.

12. TRANSIT CAMP
Wide roads

13. TRANSIT CAMP
RO filtered
water &
water
storage.
Fully
operational
STP &
recycling of
treated water.

14. SITE ANALYSIS
The site surrounded with densely inhabited residential area & mixed of activities & land
uses. This offers diverse nature to the site. Entire Primary rod (patel road) h commercial
character which portrays the commercial viability of the site.

15. SITE ANALYSIS

16. SITE ANALYSIS
Garbage on streets
Garbage on streets

17. SITE ANALYSIS
The site has majorly 3 types of streets
PRIMARY:- that divides
the site into 2, & make it
accessible from main
road.
SECONDARTY:-
connected to the
primary . Both are
commercial.
TERITARY:- are like
web spreader
throughout the
site.

18. SITE ANALYSIS

19. A STUDY OF EXISTING
LIVEIHOOD

20. CONCEPT & BUBBLE
DIAGRAMConcept :-
Amalgamating philosophies, Creativity n
Reality
• Arts as Hands.
• Retail as Threads.
• Livelihood as puppets.
Like how the Puppets are controlled by the
Hands through strings, the same way their art
is supporting the livelihood through retail.

21. SITE ALLOTMENT

22. INTEGRATING HOUSING &
RETAIL

23. KEY PLAN

24. SITE ANALYSIS

25. SITE ANALYSIS

26. PROPOSED LAYOUT
LEGEND:-
1. Pupperty Workshop.
2. Bangle making workshop.
3. Embriodary workshop.
4. Learning centre.
5. Pottery worshop.
6. Grnd. floor-
Multipurpose worshop.
Carpentry workshop.
1st floor –
Bamboo workshop.
Carpentry workshop.
7. Art gallery.

27. PROPOSED PLANS

28. PROPOSED PLANS

29. PROPOSED PLANS

30. PROPOSED SITE PLAN

31. GROUND FLOOR PLANS
1
3
2
2
5
1
6
2 7
8
5
6
4
10
15
15 16
8
111213
14
1
16

32. 1ST FLOOR PLANS
1
2
2
2
9
6
2
7
8
5
6
4
3
7
14
6
8
1612
13
14
2
13

33. 2ND FLOOR PLANS
1
5
2
3
2
7
5
4
7
4
66
7
5
7
6
6
7

34. SECTIONS

35. SECTIONS

36. 1ST FLOOR PLANS

37. SHOPS

38. SHOPS

39. SHOPS SECTION

40. VIEWS
A VIEW FROM RETAIL PARKING
A VIEW FROM RETAIL COURT

41. VIEWS

42. VIEWS

43. VIEWS

44. VIEWS

45. REASONS
• DDA is not ready to give this in writting.
• No employment was available near the transit
camp.
• According to people, facilites were not
provided in the Transit Camp.
• They do not trust DDA.

46. CONCLUSION
• Hygienic living – sloving issues
with cleanliness, toi. Facilities,
water and waste management.
• Better Infrastructure- providing
central amenities like large
green parks, regional structure,
parking, shops, medical centre,
schools ,etc.
• Entrepreneurial Assistance-
providing better platform to
perform which help them earn.
• Socio-economic uplifts- schools
and community area will help
uplift the society.
• Betterment of the cityscape- by
making delhi slum free

47. Presented by;
• Rajni Sharma.
THANK YOU
Guided by;
Ar. Pranita Pranjale