GUU/GIU-561:Planning Studio M. Planning (Urban/Infrastructure) 2 Semester
GUU/GIU-561:Planning Studio M. Planning (Urban/Infrastructure) 2 Semester
GUU/GIU-561:Planning Studio M. Planning (Urban/Infrastructure) 2 Semester
GUU/GIU-561:Planning Studio
M. Planning (Urban/Infrastructure) 2 Semester
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Coverage Broad policies and programmers based Broad policies and programmers based on Specific proposals based on in-depth More towards implementation of projects
on broad studies broad studies studies of each and every aspect of for certain aspects justifying the
human life proposals as laid in master plan.
Scale of thought Broad Broad Comprehensive (all aspects of habitat Focused (concentrates on some or few
(imagination/dream) (imagination/dream) considered) aspects)
Spatial scale Macro level Macro level Macro level Micro level
(regional by nature) (regional by nature) (local planning area) (zone or phase)
Spatial plans prepared to reflect the Spatial plans prepared based on broad estimates Specific plans prepared at spatial level Detailed layout prepared for different
idea/dream done for different aspects to reflect the (RF: 1: 25.000 to 50,000) parcels of land in a zone or phase
(RF: 1: 100,000 to 250,000) perception (RF: 1: 10.000 to 25,000)
(RF: 1: 50,000 to 100,000)
Presentation Text document Text document Text document illustrated by Maps, Text document illustrated by Maps,
(report without illustrations most of the (report without illustrations most of the time) Drawings, Sketches, Illustrations and Drawings, Sketches, Illustrations and
time) Report Report
Public Hardly any public participation Hardly any public participation Public participation through Public participation
participation representatives of the public at Beneficiaries involved at every stage of
limited occasions. planning
Monitoring Periodic appraisal Periodic appraisal Periodic evaluation Annual evaluation
(after 5-7 years) (after 5-7 years) (after 5-7 years)
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The strong historical background has given the city rich culture
and heritage and it is therefore a popular tourist spot today. The
Population density of 9,718 Number of wards in the municipal
strategic location of Indore has also contributed to its manifold
person sq. km council limit is 85.
development. Rajwada Kanch Mandir
MUP & MIP Rishavjot Kaur Manveer Singh
Master Plan For Indore 2nd Semester
Session 2018-
Surabhi Sharma
Vishal Kumar
Konica Sharma
Minal Pareek
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Compact City
use in time.
Approaches
~Why we Guidelines
URDPFI need compact city? Indicators of Compact City Model
Sustainability Transit Oriented
Unplanned development
• Proper distribution of Population Development
• Regional employment growth
(Urban sprawl) Rich Urban
• Regional productivity by sectors • It provides easy access to
• Controlled Density in built-up areas Landscaping high- quality public
GHG emission by private mode of • Reduce GHG emissions transportation.
transportation • Public transportation use • Encourages use of non-
Accessibility
Current
issues
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Starting the
master plan
compact urban patterns • Making the area more
• Creates various approaches attractive and accessible Development of aims
and objectives
Getting systematize
Projecting
Mobility & Requirements
Density
Accessibility
• Relatively high in nature Views received from
• Easily accessibility results Preparing the Compact
Project Approval
• Both population and City Proposal expert and public
highest mobility rate
dwelling units
Decision to prepare a
Characteristics of Compact city Benefit of Compact city revised plan
• Efficient usage of scarce land • Efficient Use of Land and Urban Containment.
• Reduces travel time between work and • Increase in Number of Ridership for economically Viable Plan approval
home MRTS.
• Low wastage of precious sub-urban • Environment Protection by lowering the climate change
agricultural land emissions.
Taking Action
Plan Implementation Projects
• Saving in per-capita infrastructure • Protection of ecological Diversity, countryside and land for
spending agriculture.
• Lower per capita pollution • Less travelling distances that saves time, Money and fuel Monitoring &
• Integrated approach to solve social consumption per capita. Review
problems. • Improved public health by better water and air quality and by
walking and jogging. Securing Compact City
• Increased Social Interaction leading to safety against crime. Public Policy
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density. • A future of smart cities will not only affect our working practices, but it will probably change the
• To access the applicability of Compact city concept in Indian way we think. Here, we look at some of the ways in which cities are changing today, and how
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INDUSTRIAL
Categorization Reasoning(pollution
Type Of Industries Based) Type Of Industries Categorization Reasoning(no. Of Type Of Industries Categorization Reasoning(plot Sizes Based)
RED High level of Pollution Workers Based)
Small Scale Industries 159 workers or less
Medium or comparatively(to red) lower level Small Scale Industries 450-1000 sq mts
ORANGE of pollution Medium Scale Industries 160-289 workers
Medium Scale Industries 1000 - 10,000 sq mts
Much lower level or minimum level of Large Scale Industries More than 290 workers
GREEN pollution
Large Scale Industries above 10,000 mts
Source: URDPFI Guidelines, 2015 SOURCE: URDPFI Guidelines, 2015 Source: URDPFI Guidelines, 2015
MUP & MIP Rishavjot Kaur Manveer Singh
Master Plan For Indore 2nd Semester
Session 2018-
Surabhi Sharma
Vishal Kumar
Konica Sharma
Minal Pareek
GUU/GIU-560:Planning Studio
2019
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2019
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MC
Years MC POP La (422699 ) Lb(184050) Year Projection Pn=P+T(La+Lb)
1971 537000 - - 2023 2195274+1*((422699+184050)=2590674
1981 829327 292327 - 2028 2590674+1*((422699+184050)=2986073
1991 1109000 279673 -12654 2033 2986073+1*((422699+184050)=3381473
2001 1626297 517297 237624 2038 3381473+1*((422699+184050)=3684847
2011 1994397 368100 -149197 422699 The M.C. population for year 2038
according to Incremental Method =
2018 2195274 200877 -167223 184050 3684847
P = Existing Population
T= Time
La = Incremental Increase
Lb = Geometric Increase
Urban Population
2018 Population = 2195274
2038 Population = 3684847
Increased Pop = 1489573
Rural Population
2018 Population = 255045
2038 Population = 561770
Increased Pop = 306725
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Standards(URDPFI Number of
Hierarchy Exsisting Requirement Area in ha
Guidelines) Shops
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Large 100 8 116 16 29000 200-250 250 2.5 40 Commercial 1610.5 6 120.12 3 1730.62 5-6%
Parposed Landuse
Housing for Industrial population
10%
9% 3%
EWS 6.5 35 116656 1:01 116656 30 19443 9.72
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Aspect Proposals Objectives Policies and Programmes Funding Area Agency involved
• Creating pull factors which will create opportunities for tourists • To increase the pull • M.P Tourism
• Rajwada area is main tourist places in the town which has factors that can attract Department
various tourists pots at a walkable distance so tourist circuit are tourists like museums and
created between them in such a way so that it will create interest galleries etc
in visiting places. • Provide all the tourism
• A museum with history of the Holkars and the town is proposed related infrastructure in
which can attract more tourists the town
• Accommodation for tourists must be taken care so we have • To promote eco tourism.
Tourism proposed hotels which will cater the demand of accommodation • To create employment
for HIG or MIG tourist. There is a low budget accommodation for local public.
inside the gurdwara which will cater the need of lower class
tourist There are small dhabas in the town which are not
sufficient for the tourist in flow, also there dhabas are low class
which is a very negative point so we have proposed restaurants
in the town which will cater the demands of tourists.
• High density Land use to provide greater area for parks and open • Reduction of ecological •Work Environment Policy • MPPCB(MP pollution
spaces. footprint. •National water quality monitoring control board)
• Reduction in use of motorized transport to reduce air pollution. • Reduction of carbon programme • Indore development
• Shift of electricity production, from non renewable to renewable footprint. •National ambient air quality authority(IDA)
sources of energy such as solar power. • Improvement of Soil monitoring programme • Central pollution
• Plantation along all roads with trees such as Neem, Tamarind. fertility control board
• Introduction of public transportation system to reduce the • Reduction of pollutants in • Ministry of
requirement of individual vehicles for travel. the air. environment
• Creation of a pedestrian friendly environment to reduce use of • Provision of parks and
fuels, vehicular exhaust, promotion of public transportation for open spaces to act as
Environment longer travel, thus reducing green house emissions. “lungs” for the town.
• Plantation of trees on all vacant lands which are not put to any • To provide a green and
purpose to create a microclimate in the area, reducing the need healthy living
for artificial cooling. environment for the town.
• Recycling, reduction, reuse of waste.
• Reduction in the use of water thus promoting water conservation,
• Awareness about Organic farming techniques thus reducing the
amount of artificial fertilizer in the soil, preventing soil
pollution; providing locally composted manure at cheaper rates.
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Aspect Proposals Objectives Policies and Programmes Funding Area Agency involved
• Layout for water supply, electricity, sewerage and waste collection is • Clean environment. • JNNURUM 80%Centre Area under
required. • Providing basic • Indore sewerage 20%State is the STP and
• The facilities are to be improved for existing structures. services to residents. project(AMRUT) basic division WTP is • Indore MC
Physical • Planned and end to end services are to be provided to for purposed • Improve existing • National Urban Water Supply of funds in the 12hectares.
Infrastructure structures. facilities and Sanitation Policy state.
• Provision for Water and Sewerage Treatment. • Power for All
• Clean energy Initiative
• Provision for the fulfilment of existing gaps of educational, health and • Services for all • Education for All 50:50 by centre 1460 hacters • Education
recreational infrastructure. • Services within walk and state Department
Social • New infrastructure with growth of population. able distances. • Health Department
Infrastructure • Multi-purpose stadiums. • MC
• Safety infrastructure. • PPP
• Community and regional Parks • Private owners
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Aspect Proposals Objectives Policies and Programmes Funding Area Agency involved
• Vacant land in the city need to be occupied & the spread of layouts need to be • Producing small and • Rajiv Gandhi Awas Yojana(RAY)
minimized based on the concept of developing a “compact city”. inexpensive housing for • Pradhan Mantri Awas
• Mixed use need to be regulated in order to manage & mitigate the adverse impact MIG and LIG Yojana(PMAY)
like congestion, increased traffic through efficient circulation & parking provisions • Health and quality of life • Deendayal Antyoday Yojana- • Indore
• Low density of population is to be proposed in periphery areas in open • Economic and social 100% by central 999.06
National Urban Livelihood Development
environment & accordingly the high density in between them. vitality government hectares
Housing Mission (DAY-NULM) Authority
• Suitable buffer will be provided between industry and industrial housing. • Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban
• Implementation of RAY projects Renewal Mission(JNNURM)
• Provision of housing for LIG and EWS, near their work places.
• Urban design & healthy environment is to be maintained through converging
skyline towards the outskirts for the conical shape of the city structure.
• Medium scale industry will be located in the periphery of the town as land • To improve the • Prime minister's employment • 60% by • Indore
requirements can be easily fulfilled there. economic base of the generation programme (PMEGP) central Development
• Industrial area will include Loading/Unloading and parking area. town. government 381.8 Authority(IDA).
• Warehouses have been proposed to store the finished products from the industry. • To reduce cost in • 40% by state hectares
Industry • Treatment plant has been proposed for the existing and proposed industry to transportation of raw government • Audyogik kendra
reduce its hazardous impact on the soil and water area where it is disposed. material. Vikas Nigam
• To generate Indore(AKVN)
employment.
• To make the city pedestrian friendly by providing footpaths along the roads with • Create a livable • Indore
the landscaping and adequate street furniture. environment Development
• Availability of public amenities such as public toilets, garbage bins, bus stops, etc. • Provide landscaping • 50% by Authority(IDA).
at a regular interval. along the roads to reduce central
pollution government
Urban • 50% by state
• Provide related road
Design infrastructure. government
• To maintain skyline
• To prevent
• 50% by State
• We are providing 4 district centers in all directions for make accessible to all the encroachments. • Shop and Establishment Act, government 199 • Indore
Commercial citizens of city. • Up gradation if
• 50 % by hectare Development
• We also provide 20 community centers in city by 2038 infrastructure in the 1954
Activity private Authority(IDA).
existing linear market.
agency
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