The project aimed to enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety and comfort, with a focus on accommodating emergency vehicle access in areas without water pipelines. It aligns with the city's development vision and improves the overall quality of life for residents.


Site Context
The stretch between Mauli Medical to Bhavsingpura Kaman, connects the city to a low-income residential area, mainly used by pedestrians and cyclists. Each day about 1 lakh people traverse this street, majorly women who walk to work. The street is transformed to ensure a safe and pleasant walking and cycling experience, while also allowing the passage of emergency vehicles. Earlier it was in deplorable condition, posing severe challenges for pedestrians and cyclists, particularly during rainy seasons.
How hot this street actually gets, and what that means for the people using it.
Pedestrian comfort and usage drops sharply above certain thresholds
In higher humidity contexts, airflow often matters as much as shade.
With index above 27, conditions feel more uncomfortable than the readings
Streets with meaningful canopy coverage tend to retain foot traffic through hot parts of the day
It depicts the presence of cycling opportunity for users of the area