Public Strategies – help or hindrance?
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Presentation by Dr. Jill Robinson from Creative Metropoles on Public Strategies (help or hindrance?) given at the Experience exchange event in Warsaw, October 2009
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This document contains an academic portfolio for Shubhraneel Aich. It includes projects for housing, a business center, and a thesis project for an exhibition center. The housing project is located on a sloped site and includes 640 units arranged to follow the contour lines. The business center is located in the suburbs and includes office spaces, a hotel, and convention facilities arranged around a central plaza. The thesis project proposes an exhibition center complex with a pedestrian bridge, public plaza, art gallery, and auditorium to serve as a dedicated space for exhibitions in Pune.
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Power & Urban Space
Semester II 2012-14
2
I Urban Design
1
Asawari Shinde
I
COLONIALISM– Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi, INDIA
NEHA MUNGEKAR |NIKHIL CHAUDHARY
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