Thesis and Dissertation: Recent submissions

  • Challenges in implementation of TOD policies in India 
    Sharma, Abhishek (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    To encourage NMT and pedestrian trips, India's National TOD Policy was introduced in 2017 with the goal of providing a framework for high density and mixed land use development around or along transit nodes and transit ...
  • Assessment of the access and egress trip behaviour at metro stations 
    Deepak (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    The urban population in India is heavily reliant on public transportation as cities continue to grow. However, there has been a decline in public transport ridership, with more people opting for private vehicles. This ...
  • Assessment of parking policy in the case of tire II city 
    Mahesh, Sahasrabudhe Sanik (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    Unprecedented development in India is not limited to tier I cities. Recent data reveals tier II and tier III cities are also being developed at a rapid rate. This development is linked with increase in urban population; ...
  • Parameters of assessing public transport accessibility for Indian cities 
    Lakra, Savita (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    With the increasing need for sustainable and just cities, urban public transport (PT) is pivotal as it has greater carrying capacity, improved economic and public health indicators, and the environment. But it has been ...
  • Assessment of public transport level for urban poor 
    Gajbhiye, Rewati (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    This research study focuses on improving public transport accessibility for the urban poor in the context of Nagpur city, India. The study aims to identify the challenges and constraints faced by the urban poor in accessing ...
  • Factor affecting women safety and their mobility pattern in last mile, around metro station 
    Arora, Ridhi (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    Women often feel unsafe and anxious during their first and last mile of commute. In most cities of India, women do not have access to private vehicles, even if their families own one. Not only in India but globally women ...
  • Passenger flow prediction for metro stations using probabilistic model 
    Guleria, Sanya (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    India's growing urbanisation has resulted in an increase in demand for public transit. In recent years, metro systems have been a popular means of transit due to its speed, dependability, and low cost. Overcrowding and ...
  • Protecting the ancient wisdomof unique natural water resources into cultural resources-kunds of Rajgir 
    Kaushal, Madhuri (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    Rajgir is an ancient city in the Nalanda District of Bihar. Ancient Rajagriha was once one of the greatest towns in the Ganges Valley and the capital of the Magadha kingdom. It was also knows as Vasumati, Barhdrathapura, ...
  • Conservation plan for Kalinjar Fort, Uttar Pradesh 
    Rani, Garima (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    Forts constitute some of the most ancient historical structures apart from places of worship. The forts of India have stood witness to significant political events of the country. Forts are hundred and thousand year’s old ...
  • Adaptive reuse of Vijayraghavgarh Fort, Katni, Madhya Pradesh 
    Patidar, Aayushi (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
  • Conservation strategies for the traditional craft of brass making 
    Bhardwaj, Kirti (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    Moradabad is a major Industrial city and export hub. Its brass industry accounts for more than 40% of total handicrafts exports from India. The city cannot function without the industry and the industry cannot exist without ...
  • Re-envisioning place identity through rituals 
    Satapathy, Rachana (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    Cities as living systems are in process of continuous evolution-negotiating with their past and present in pursuit of satisfying contemporary needs and aspirations. Religious and cultural beliefs defining traditional Indian ...
  • Adaptive reuse of Ranjit Vilas Palace Mahalwada, Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh 
    Basant (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    The state was founded in 1652 A.D. by a great-grandson of Raja Udai Singh of Jodhpur, namely Raja Ratan Singhji, son of Mahesh Das of Jalor. Who belonged to the Jodhpur royal family, of the Rathore dynasty. Although, the ...
  • Re-establishing the historic significance of Karaikal Town, Pondicherry 
    Priyanga (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    The ancient French precinct- Karaikal was well known for its religious and cultural heritage for centuries. Even though Karaikal doesn’t have a lot of monumental buildings or historic structures, its still seen peculiar ...
  • Adaptive reuse of historical building of Chanderi between 17th and 18th AD 
    Kabra, Anushree (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    Heritage buildings have undergone various transformations, including reuse, destruction, reconstruction, abandonment, loss, and restoration. In this dynamic process, the purpose and function of a building constantly shift, ...
  • Accoustical characterization of historical performance structures 
    Akhtar, Syed Azhar (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    Built heritage has a very distinctive cultural and aesthetic aspect embedded into it, and conservation has been concentrating on that part very religiously. India has a very rich and diverse cultural heritage, and when ...
  • Conserving the historic streetscape within the central zone of Surat 
    Garg, Disha (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    Entrepreneurship and cultural variety are celebrated in Surat. On the banks of the Tapi River, this location is sometimes referred to as “Suryapur”. Understanding the geographical characteristics that have influenced Surat's ...
  • Conservation guidelines for clusters of merchant community in Shekhawati 
    Maheshwari, Devanshi (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    The thesis focuses on the town of Surajgarh, which is an erstwhile part of the Shekhawati region. The town of Surajgarh is known as the ‘Gateway to the Shekhawati from the North’. In modern-day Rajasthan, the Shekhawati ...
  • Spatial manifestation of dance in panchasabha 
    Abhirami A (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    Architecture is a discipline that can include various other art forms within its conception, ideology, physical manifestation, and many other possible ways. Bharata’s aesthetic theory states that all art forms are relative ...
  • Place identity translating into culture 
    Naik, Prachitee Pradeep (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    The town of Rajapur in the Ratnagiri district of Konkan is a beautiful confluence of knowledge, art, and culture. Surrounded by mountains on all four sides, Rajapur is the valley situated at the confluence of the ‘Arjuna’ ...

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