Thesis and Dissertation: Recent submissions

  • Generation of economic opportunities in Salarpur village, Patna 
    Ranjan, Prabhat (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    This Thesis has aimed to better understand and insight the topic of "Generation of Economic Opportunities in Salarpur village, Patna" is a critical and timely issue as it focuses on the ways in which economic growth and ...
  • Planning for passenger wayside amenities on tourist routes 
    Utpa, Abhinav (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    Wayside Amenities or in some countries it is also called as rest side areas, like in case of Japan it is known as MICHI-NO-EKI. These are the infrastructure or development which are established to provide the facility of ...
  • Planning intervention for senior citizen friendly neighbourhood 
    Mittal, Kopal (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    Globally, the pace of increment is maximum for the proportion of senior-citizen people (age 60 and above) when compared to any other age group. The senior citizen's major share, i.e., around eighty percent, will be living ...
  • Placemaking as a catalyst for development 
    Joshi, Rucha (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    Public spaces, which constitute the streets, parks, plazas, festival grounds, and private places (Like entertainment plazas, shopping complexes, etc.), provide benefits for the economy, health, recreation, mobility, climate ...
  • Solar energy for public transport system (e-buses) 
    Kumar, Ramavath Bharath (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    India's remarkable economic growth has resulted in increased purchasing power and mobility among its population, leading to a surge in the automotive market. However, this growth has come at a cost: high carbon emissions ...
  • Planning for deployment of electric vehicle charging infrastructure 
    Reddy, M.Rasmitha (School of Planning and architecture, 2023-05)
    The Paris Agreement marked a milestone as all 196 member states committed to addressing global warming and finding solutions. In 2015, climate change concerns led to a push for action in the electric mobility sector within ...
  • Approach towards developing a zero emission trucking corridor 
    Yelne, ,Tanvi Parag (School of Planning and architecture, 2023-05)
    The externalities of the current transportation system are largely to blame for the state of the environment. The indirect effects caused by transportation's effects on land use and development patterns are among the ...
  • Identification of variables influencing water footprint of domestic water consumption 
    Rajlok, Shradha (School of Planning and architecture, 2023-05)
    As the world advances towards urbanisation, the water resources to cater to the growing population and their sprawling needs are falling short. The shortage is certainly not due to the natural availability, but due to the ...
  • Travel behaviour based approach towards sustainable tourist mobility planning 
    Gowtam, Yalakala (School of Planning and architecture, 2023-05)
    The study explores the current travel patterns of tourists and the factors that influence their mobility choices, with the aim of developing sustainable solutions that minimize negative impacts on the environment and promote ...
  • MRTS as an alternative for e-logistics 
    Kumar, Samarth (School of Planning and architecture, 2023-05)
    With the onset of 2025, the India’s logistics market is expected to expand at an annual compounded growth rate of 8% reaching 330 billion US Dollars. (Redseer, 2022). The exponential growth of e-commerce has led to a ...
  • Enabling safer human mobility during urban floods 
    Patgiri, Upasana (School of Planning and architecture, 2023-06)
    Climate Change recognized globally as one of the greatest challenges facing society has had and will have various detrimental impacts on both natural as well as man-made systems. One of its significant outcomes is the ...
  • Planning for affordable rental housing 
    Singh, Yuvraj (School of Planning and architecture, 2023-05)
    The most fundamental human need is a place to live. Since the first five-year plan, it has been one of the top priorities of Indian government. To encourage housing, the government has offered a number of financial ...
  • Redefining performance assessment framework for urban public transport system with focus on paratransit in class IB cities 
    Jaiswal, Yash (School of Planning and architecture, 2023-05)
    India's booming economy and quick urbanisation have caused a rise in private vehicle ownership and travel demand, which has increased traffic congestion and travel time. The current idea recognizes that paratransit is ...
  • Spatial development violations in ecologically sensitive areas 
    Burgute, Savani Sanjay (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    The world we live in is becoming increasingly sensitive to environmental change and damage. As such, it is important that we protect the areas that are still pristine and untouched. Eco-sensitive areas are those that are ...
  • Urban flood mitigation through sponge city concept 
    Naskar, Subrata (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    The capacity of subsurface drainage systems in many cities around the world is severely inadequate and does not keep up with the rapid expansion of aboveground public structures and infrastructure. Due to the high vels ...
  • Enhancing the neighbourhood layouts to achieve energy efficient built environment 
    Thomas, Kripa (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    The global concerns of climate change and upsurging energy demand coupled with rapid urbanization drive the need for energy optimization and designing efficient building footprints which otherwise are silent power uzzlers. ...
  • Applicability of form based codes as a regulatory mechanism 
    Karthikeya Dev A (School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)
    Urbanization in India is rapidly increasing, with the addition of 90 million people in urban areas over the last decade, as reported by the World Bank. It is projected that another 120 million people will be added by 2030. ...
  • Conservation Strategies for riverside temples and their associated heritage at Bateshwar Dham, Uttar Pradesh/ 
    Singh, Riya (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    The Bateshwar area is located in the south-eastern part of the district of Agra and is one of the significant religious and social precincts for the people of the Hindu and Jain faith. The oral and written history of ...
  • Conservation strategies for the historic core of Jammu Town 
    Sharma, Sukanya (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    Indian cities are extraordinary in every aspect, concentrating on the old cities, it is worth deciphering and interpreting the unique features that bear the evidence of how cities used to be in older times. These cities ...
  • Conservation of the art deco neighborhood of South Kolkata: 
    Naskar, Adrish (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    Art Deco architecture was extremely popular in the 1920s and the early 1930s. The 1925 Paris International Exposition of Modern Industrial and Decorative Art marked the beginning of a modernist trend, which is what ...

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