• Reshaping community life in Garha, Jabalpur through public space network 

  Patel, Swati. (School of Planning and Architecture,, 2025-05)

  Public spaces have historically played a crucial role in shaping 32 community life, particularly in urban areas rich in history and nature. In older settlements like Garha, located in the historic core of Jabalpur, these ...
• Future for the gateway town of leh: addressing community needs and reimagining tourism opportunities 

  Rana, Nishtha. (SPA Bhopal, 2025-05)

  Srinagar, Manali, and the rest of India via the Leh-Manali and Leh-Srinagar highways. Given Ladakh's high-altitude terrain, Leh is crucial for acclimatization, making it a mandatory stop for tourists before visiting any ...
• Reimagining contested terrains in moirang: navigating urban expansion ecological shifts and socio-cultural transformations 

  Maisnam, Atul. (SPA Bhopal, 2025-05)

  As cities expand, usually to peri-urban environments, culturally or environmentally significant locations, conflict over land usage increases. By the year 2050, according to the United Nations, 68% of the world's population ...
• Coastal connections: transitioning towards socio-ecological resilience through productive commons and maritime culture in Ratnagiri Maharashtra 

  Ghosh, Sharamana. (SPA Bhopal, 2025-05)

  There is a need to reimagine the way we think about our coastal commons. – Vikrom Mathur, Senior Fellow, Observer Research Foundation India’s 11,000km-long coastline – bordered by the Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal, and ...
• Cultural placemaking in heritage circuit: strengthening local identity in vadodara’s old city 

  Sanjay, Pujari Saloni. (SPA Bhopal, 2025-05)

  In the context of rapidly transforming urban environments, the identity of historic city cores is increasingly at risk. Heritage circuits - once vibrant cultural spines of cities - are now often overlooked amidst modernization, ...
• Synergistic urbanism approach: reimagining tuticorins old port town into an sustainable ecology & coastal cultural destination 

  C, Venkateshwaran (SPA Bhopal, 2025-05)

  Coastal port towns historically functioned as vibrant nodes of cultural exchange, commerce, and community life. However, in the face of rapid urbanization, commodified development, and ecological neglect, many such towns ...
• Rejuvenating Srinagar's naidyar canal: integrating ecological restoration and cultural heritage for resilient interface 

  Uppangala, Ajeyakrishna. (School of Planning and Architecture,, 2025-05)

  Srinagar’s Naidyar Canal, a historic waterway linking Dal and Nigeen Lakes, has long played a crucial role in shaping the city’s socio-cultural and ecological landscape. Once an active corridor for water-based transport, ...
• revitalizing tezpur: urban design strategies for holas, public spaces and cultural identity 

  Saika, Sudarshan. (School of Planning and Architecture,, 2025-05)

  Urban revitalization today requires a careful negotiation between ecological restoration, cultural continuity, and contemporary spatial needs. As cities expand, many ecologically significant landscapes and culturally ...
• Echoes of the past vision for the future: reinstating in old core a case of Kolhapur 

  Jaiswal, Kunal radhesham. (School of Planning and Architecture,, 2025-05)

  Historic urban cores in Indian cities are repositories of rich cultural, architectural, and social heritage. Over time, these areas have faced significant challenges due to urbanization, neglect, and changing dynamics, ...
• Resituating public realm through climate sensitive urban design strategies: a case of bule-green infrastructure in the inner city of Indore 

  Patel, Vishal. (School of Planning and Architecture,, 2025-05)

  Amidst escalating climate challenges and rising urban inequities, cities must adopt integrative strategies that balance ecological restoration with socio-spatial inclusivity. This thesis explores how Climate-Sensitive Urban ...
• Regenrative transformation in market precinct of Nagpur 

  Chhabriya, Vivek Pankaj. (School of Planning and Architecture,, 2025-05)

  Urban transformation encompasses the dynamic changes in the spatial, social, economic, and physical dimensions of a city or its precincts. In India’s rapidly urbanizing context, historic market areas like Itwari in Nagpur ...
• Harmonizing genius loci for spiritual core of Rishikesh town 

  Rana, Ganga. (School of Planning and Architecture,, 2025-05)

  Rishikesh, a small town nestled at the foothills of the Himalayas along the banks of the Ganges River, serves as the context for this urban design thesis. Celebrated for its spiritual aura, ecological richness, and ...
• Spatial justice for informal economics: a case Nishatganj and Mahanagar 

  Singh, Maneesha. (School of Planning and Architecture,, 2025-05)

  Informality is a defining feature of urban life in the Global South. In India, a significant portion of urban residents live, work and thrive outside formal planning and economic systems. Despite contributing to the city's ...
• विदर्भाचा अष्टविनायक: conservation management plan for one of the ashtavinayak 

  Konde, Sharvari. (School of Planning and Architecture,, 2025-05)

  India is a country where myth, history, legend, and faith are deeply intertwined. A prime example of this is the Hindu tradition of sacred geographies, where various religious sites become connected over time, forming ...
• Relating Hastinapur with the kuru capital of mahabharat era 

  Sharma, Ayushi. (School of Planning and Architecture,, 2025-05)

  The Mahabharata, one of the most celebrated epics of ancient India, is a vital source of cultural, historical, and geographical insights. Among the prominent locations mentioned in the epic, Hastinapur stands out as the ...
• Conservation of olappamanna mana, vellinezhi, Palakkad 

  Abraham, Anmary. (School of Planning and Architecture,, 2025-05)

  The traditional ancestral homes of Kerala, known as Manas, represent a unique synthesis of architectural, cultural, and social values shaped by centuries of historical evolution. Olappamanna Mana, located in Vellinezhi, ...
• preserving basgo: a conservation approach for castle and gompa 

  Sharma, Ananya. (School of Planning and Architecture,, 2025-05)

  Basgo, once a significant political and spiritual center in Ladakh, now lies partially in ruins, weathered by time, climate, and neglect. The site, known for its fortress and Maitreya temples, played a key role in the ...
• Adaptive reuse for dewal darbar and heritage conservation guidelines for settlement of askote, Pithoragarh Uttrakhan 

  Rawat, Aarushi. (School of Planning and Architecture,, 2025-05)

  Askote, a strategically located hill town in the Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand, represents a historically significant yet academically marginalized heritage site within the cultural landscape of Kumaon. Once the ...
• Planning for heat resilience, a case of NCT Delhi/ 

  Chaudhary, Ashi. (SPA Bhopal, 2025-05)

  This study explores the impact of heat on urban and peri-urban populations in Delhi, India, focusing on planned and unplanned settlements. Heat impact leading to heat stress has emerged as a critical public health and urban ...
• Spatial planning strategies to address health cost implications of stubble burning/ 

  Shekhawat, Bhavya. (SPA Bhopal, 2025-05)

  This study investigates the critical issue of stubble burning in Bathinda district, Punjab, a region with high fire activity—6954 fire counts in 2023 over 167.2 thousand hectares, leading to a fire density of 41.09 per ...

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