by abardondetena | Nov 8, 2016 | Najafgarh Drain, Public Health, Urban Design
The current state of the Pankha Drain, located in Hastsal Village, is one that causes physical harm to the inhabitants surrounding it. To the east of the sewage filled drain, dangerous residential conditions and unmaintained infrastructure wreak havoc on the of the... by abardondetena | Nov 8, 2016 | Najafgarh Drain, Urban Design
Recycled water in rural delhi is fundamental to increase food/water security of the region. By following the directionality of flow of waste agricultural and domestic water, it was discovered that lines were developed based on modified contour lines. These lines could... by abardondetena | Nov 8, 2016 | Najafgarh Drain, Urban Design
The Inderlok Station consists of a metro station intersecting the green and red lines, major roads, and a proposed tram line. The existing park is walled off from the metro station and residential neighborhoods; isolated from the urban context. Across the metro... by abardondetena | Nov 2, 2016 | Najafgarh Drain, Urban Design
The Chhatrapati Ring Road Crossing typifies several major mobility crossings along the Najafgarh in which no intentional, urban-scale relationships exist. As a result, Delhi is structured from opposite ends. Additionally, this site features a typical “Najafgarh park,”... by abardondetena | Nov 2, 2016 | Najafgarh Drain, Urban Design
Daylighting the Palam Corridor:A New Urban Datum for Pedestrian MovementDomestic Water is a pilot project for a system of hydrological and social infrastructures that intensify, rather than attempting to do away with, the Palam Drain’s role as an urban armature. The... 
