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2008 landscape competition | List of Participants COMPLETE LIST OF ALL QUALIFIED PARTICIPANTS WITH THEIR PROJECT NAMES B.K.P.S. College of Architecture, Pune Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Architec- Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar 1. SHANIWAR WADA, PUNE ture, Pune 39. CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT, NEW AMRITSAR Ajay Mane Ashish Batra, Karan Ganeriwala 21. RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMENT AT VITHALWADA, PUNE Faquih Museeb Talha, Pokale Parag Shriram 2. KASTURCHAND PARK, NAGPUR IIT, Rorkee Atreyee Ghosh 22. SEASONS - A GATHERING PLACE 40. COMMUNITY RECREATIONAL CENTRE, MUNDRA SEZ Kunal Deepchand Rathi, Prachi Satish Deshpande Abhijeet Sharma, Gaurav Mangla, Hrishi Raj Agarwalla 3. RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMENT FOR VITHALWADI, PUNE Neha Sanjeev Unawane 24. CULTURAL PORT OF COCHIN, TIDES OF CHANGE Jadhavpur University, Kolkata Parikh Ankit Anil, Neha Chavan 4. REVIVED IDENTITY 41. MAIDAN, KOLKATA Pradnya Rajan Nesarikar, Smita Yatish Prabhune, Roshmi Sen Sarang Sanjay Patwardhan Chitkara School of Architecture and Planning, Patiala Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi 5. PATALESHWAR CAVE COMPLEX 25. REVIIVING, NEHRU PLACE 42. COMMUNITY CENTRE, NEW FRIENDS COLONY Sneha Jagdish Thakur Hina Sahi, Kavita, Himanshu Suri Apurva Anand, Mansha Samreen Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Architec- College of Engineering, 43. NEHRU PLACE, LANDSCAPE Arshad Nafees, Kajoli Kerketta ture, Navi Mumbai Thiruvanathapuram 6. AMBE GHOSALE LAKE 26. BRIDGING THE HORIZON 44. SCAPING THE PRECINCT, JAMA MASJID Abhineet P. Ghag, Durgesh Tatkar, Vibhavari Patil Roshan Alexandar, Hetal J. Patel Iqtedar Alam, Ahmad Faraz Ansari 7. REVITALISING WELLINGTON CIRCLE 45. SARAI JULLENA PARK Amit Yadav, Suraj V. Majithia, Taher Rangwala CSIIT, Secundrabad 27. GATED COMMUNITY Kumar Abhishek, Md. Waseem Reza 8. GOLMAIDAN Koganti Ujwala 46. 127 ACRES NEAR NEHRU PLACE Asim Sadiq - Wadkar, Nilesh Bhojwani, Akshansh Md. Golam Mosabbir, Sadiqa ansari, Farhan Ahmad Shimpi 28. BALI - CONCEPTUALIZATION OF BALINESE THEME Kolluri Lakshmi Sravanthi Khan 9. REINCARNATION:MINI SEASHORE, VASHI 47. EDEN GARDEN INSPIRATION Chandan Pabbawar, Hemant Jaiswar, Pramod Gondkar 29. TRANQUIL VISTAS - A GATED COMMUNITY Meghna Dulani Md Kashif Khan, Rehana P. Nawass 10. KHARGHAR STATION 48. REVITALIZING THE LANDMARK, PALIKA BAZAR, NEW Hareesh Haridasan, Arun Mohan, Nafees Raisahmed 30. AN INTEGRATIONAL PERSPECTIVE DELHI Khan Snigdha Sharma, Priyanka Bobal Prerna Sharma, Mansi Bedi 11. MANTHAN 31. BRINGING DOWN THE WALLS Harshai, Pradip, Wagle, Neil Anand Kamat Takbir Fatima Mahatma Education Society’s Pillai’s College of Architecture, Navi Mumbai 12. QUEEN’S NECKLACE:VIEW OF GIRGAON CHOWPATI D.C.Patel School of Architecture, Anand 49. REVELOPMENT AROUND KRUSHNALI LAKE, PANVEL BEACH 32. DEVELOPMENT OF BADRA SQUARE AHMEDABAD Abhishek Mundada, Sandeep Jain, Yogesh G. More Mahesh P. Zinzad Rituraj F. Parikh 50. VASHI STATION, NAVI MUMBAI 13. SACRED PLACE Dr. Bhanuben Nanavati College of Ashmita Thomas, Paromita Battacharya, Suman Nikita Mathur, Varsha Naik Architecture, Pune Choudhary 14. NERUL SITE, NAVI MUMBAI 33. BIODIVERSITY PARK: A PUBLIC SPACE 51. KACHRALI LAKE Nupur Lal, Shruti Kanwar, Pooja Mahajan Bharve Ranjana Sachin, Suryawanshi Ratuja Prakash Karan Kaushik Desai 15. MUMBAI PANORAMA 34. PESHWA PARK, PUNE 52. SANPADA RAILWAY STATION, NAVI MUMBAI Oshmi Ghosh, Bapu Kawthankar Geetanjali Atul Daptardar, Poonam Shashikant Sikachi Karthik Rajeev, Muhammad Lahique, Prathamesh Lohitkar 16. SCIENCE PARK 35. PARVATI - IN SEARCH OF IDENTITY Prajakta Sawalkar, Nilam Deshmukh Kanchan B.Yadav, Sheetal B. Khadpe, Kavita Ambedkar 53. GANESH TALAO Mhatre Priyanka, Geethu Srinivasan, Bhuvana Selvaraj 17. OVAL MAIDAN, MUMBAI 36. A GARDEN OF FIFTH ELEVATION Prasanjeet Biswas, Suraj Bharti, Amit Das Urmila Pravin Mehta, Neha Bhimrao Dawne 54. SAMBHAJI PARK, MULUND Minal Kavathekar, Aditya Sovani 18. PEARLS IN THE QUEEN’S NECKLACE 37. AN OASIS IN THE CITY - MULA-MUTHA RIVER Puja Gori, Vinit Jain V. Arpita, Vaishali Khutal 55. BANDRA LINKING ROAD Naik Poonam Tanati, Rajadhyaksha Neha Nitin, Pereira 19. PENTAHEAL Dr. D. Y. Patil College of Architecture, Mellussa Joseph Supriya Nadkarni, Vishal Shahane, Sumeeta Govind Navi Mumbai 56. REVIVING GREEEN SPACES 38. MITHI RIVER, MUMBAI 20. KALAGODA ART STREET, MUMBAI Nishita D Uchil, Shraddha S.Mahtre, Monali B.Thakur Vrushali M. Deogaonkar Manish Kumar Mishra 57. STREAMLINING SPRITUALITY Prateek Sudhakaran, Nihar Patel, Amruta Ranadive landscape 74 no. 22 | winter 2008 2008 landscape competition | 58. WATER FRONT REDEVELOPMENT AT NANDED National Institute of Design, S.P.S.M.B.H.S College of Architecture, Pratik R. Senghani, Shreeta Nair, Nandu Mahendra Ahmedabad Kolhapur 59. PANVEL RAILWAY STATION REDESIGN 70. PARIMAL GARDEN, AHMEDABAD 82. RANKALA LAKE DEVELOPMENT, KOLHAPUR Rathan Dev S, Suhail K.P, Rens Poruthur Pankaj Sehjowalia Rohan Vinod Chavan, Abhinandan, Surendra Magdum, Yogesh J. Khabale 60. JUNA BAZAR PETH ROAD, THANE (W) 71. ABSTRACTION OF CITY AND ITS SPACES Sayli Pathak, Jigisha Chaudhary Rahul Singh S.A.R. College of Architecture, Vijayawada | Gogte Institute of Technology, Belgaum 61. LAKE CONSERVATION AT VASHI Priyadarshini Institute of Architecture Shreejesh Pisharody, Arson Subba, Vigisha 83. LANDSCAPE DEVELOPMENT ALONG THE BANKS OF RIVER Gopalkrishnan and Design Studies, Nagpur MULA-MUTHA, PUNE 72. SITE: NEAR DR. SHAFI QUERASHI MARG Vallabhaneni Sujana, Aditi Pai 62. BANDRA FORT Ashish Ramesh Barahate Sushil Patil, Ashlesha Mehendale, C.J.Jennitta Sarvajanik College of Engineering and 73. SITE: NEAR DR SHAFI QUERASHI MARG Technology, Surat 63. LAKE AT HIGHWAY Karan Sawaitul 84. OMAS- A STEP TOWARDS A GREEN WORLD Trupti Kamat, Priyanka Galgali, Sonali Palkar 74. YASHWANT STADIUM - SHREENATH PAR Gandhi Hardik Devendrakumar, Patel Khushbu Rameshbhai, BHAJIWARKAR Khandawala, Nirav Asit Malviya National Institute of Technol- Rashi Pradeep Kolhe, Priya Ramesh Bhandakkar ogy, Jaipur 85. MEMORIAL & CULTURAL CENTRE 64. THE SCINTILLATING INTERFACE - AN ALFRESCO 75. THE HANUMAN MANDIR Joshi Aditi Pradip Bhai, M.Ranjini, Gandhi Yesha R. MEETING Nivedita Y. Fadnis Neelam Verma, Alok Kumar Maurya, Himanshu Rai 86. LANDSCAPE - SHANIVARI 76. AMBAZARI LAKE Kruti C. Galia, Chandni P. Khatadia, Devanshi H. Nagarsheth Rucha Ravi Dande Marathwada Mitra Mandal College of 87. TRANSCEDING TRAQUILITY Architecture, Pune 77. WARDHA ROAD, NAGPUR Mohm. Shabbir Patherya, Milind Ajay Jhaveri, Yusuf Aliasgar 65. NALA PARK Urvashi Rajan Bhure Arsiwala Alok Kothari, Priyal Mote R. V. College of Engineering, Bangalore 88. VARACHA FLYOVER, SURAT 66. VAIKUNTH SHAMASHAN BHUMI, PUNE Nikhil H. Patil, Vipul B. Kathiriya, Aakash J. Savsni 78. CUBBON PARK,BANGALORE Nikhil, Sudhir, Janjot Akash S Raju 89. URBAN REGENERATION Patel Swapnil N., Jariwala Dishant D., Dhabuwala Abhishek S. MEASI Academy of Architecture, 79. ARCHITECTURE IN SENSE Arjun S. Hosakere Chennai 90. SURAT - A PRAGMATIC CROSSING 67. PALLIKARANAI MARSH Putven Sheth, Viren Mahida, Sunil Gehani 80. YAMUNA RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMENT, AGRA Aasiya Tasneem Aslam, Maryam Noora Salam, Ankit Bhargav Yasmeen Sultana S. School of Architecture and Planning, 68. MARINA STRETCH, CHENNAI Rachna Sansad Academy of Architec- Chennai Abeer Basha.T, Faiz Ahmed C, Vaidehi ture, Mumbai 91. REATTACHING THE CITY TO ITS SOUL C. B. Cibi, S. Shathivel, S. R. Vaishnavi 81. TRANSITION SPACE- CAVES AND THE RIVER CHAPTER 69. G.N.SHETTY ROAD, CHENNAI Neha Nandan Mungekar R. Syed Ali Fathima, A. Asia Beevi 92. ASHOK NAGAR, CHENNAI Kiruthika B, Ridhi Agarwal 81. REDESIGN OF MULTIJETHA MARKET, MUMBAI Irani Farah Behram 93. AN ART THROUGH ARCHITECTURE N. Kartikeyan 94. URBAN BEACH, CHENNAI S. Vidya, I. Sangeetha Priya, I. Pritha landscape no. 22 | winter 2008 75 2008 landscape competition | thanks! LA! Journal takes this opportunity to thank its Advisory Board members (past and present) and senior professionals who guided us throughout the process, right from the stage of finalizing the brief. We would like to record our sincerest regards for Prof. Ranjit Mitra, Director, School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi and Prof. Neerja Tikku, HOD, Department of Architecture for all the help extended to organize the exhibition of entries at college premises. Our sincere thanks to Ayla Khan and students volunteers of Jamia Milia Islamia for helping us to organize the exhibition and seminar event. School of Architecture, CEPT University, 105. CORONATION MEMORIAL PARK, NEW DELHI Poonam, Aarti Grover Ahmedabad Our sincerest thanks to our respected jury 95. HOUSING FOR SHIPBUILDERS 106. BHALSWA LAKE COMPLEX Anand Mata Smriti Vishwakarma members, speakers and all our guests for 96. RELOCATING AND REDESIGNING MEENA BAZAAR Singhad College of Architecture, Pune making the event so special, especially Chetna Singh 107. URBAN PARK Shriya’s parents, Capt. J.K.Anand and Mrs. Madhura Sudhir Khambete, Reshma Mahadeo Netke 97. KAPDIWAD CHOWK Reena Anand. Our special thanks also for Manicka Bindu Ravindran Sushant School of Art and Architecture, Neeraj Manchanda and Sujata Kohli. 98. SUNLIGHT THROUGH A CRACK, PEOPLE FOR SPACES Gurgaon AT HAVELI NI POL, AHMEDABD 108. KHIRKI EXTENSION, SATPULA DAM Shailasri S. Akshay Goyal, Sumit Arora Very special thanks to our sponsors, Mr. 99. EMERGENCE OF A NEW REALM AT NEHRU PLACE Suresh Bajaj, Mr. Suresh Patil and Mr. Shoubik Hore, Saurabh Gallar, Aditya Bhatt Sushant School of Art and Architecture, Gurgaon | University School of Architec- Hema Kumar who put their faith in us and 100. URBAN PARK ON SABARMATI RIVER ture and Planning, New Delhi without whom this event
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    EUROPEAN ACADEMIC RESEARCH Vol. II, Issue 11/ February 2015 Impact Factor: 3.1 (UIF) ISSN 2286-4822 DRJI Value: 5.9 (B+) www.euacademic.org Performance Evaluation of Deweeding Operations Implemented For Conservation of Rankala Lake, Kolhapur, India ABHIJEET S. GHONE SUNIL K. SINGAL Alternate Hydro Energy Centre, IIT Roorkee Uttarakhand, India Abstract Rankala Lake is situated in the heart of Kolhapur city of Maharashtra. The lake was earlier used for providing drinking water to Kolhapur city but now confined to irrigational and recreational use. Presently, lake serves as a popular picnic spot for the tourists and local residents. Being the location of this lake in centre of the city, there are many sewage terminals pouring sewages in the lake water and therefore heavily polluting the lake which leads to the formation of aquatic weeds in the lake. Lake is turning green since 2011 because of the presence of blue green algae. Since 1994 water hyacinth is been growing into the Rankala Lake at an alarming rate. Deweeding operations are implemented on Rankala Lake for its conservation since 1996 but lake has not become free of it till today. So there is a need to evaluate the performance of these deweeding operations to extract the failures and achievements of these measures so that it can be useful for future lake conservation implementation measures. Thus performance evaluated of this deweeding measure is given here in terms of the failures and achievements of it and some additional measures are also suggested for effective implementation of this measure in future. Based on this status of works and present status of the lake some temporary and permanent remedies for control of water hyacinth are suggested.
  • Holy City Development Plan a Presentation to Shri Ashokrao Chavan Honourable Chief Minister, Maharashtra

    Holy City Development Plan a Presentation to Shri Ashokrao Chavan Honourable Chief Minister, Maharashtra

    KOLHAPUR: Holy City Development Plan A Presentation to Shri Ashokrao Chavan Honourable Chief Minister, Maharashtra By Kolhapur Municipal Corporation Fortress Structure of the Presentation A About Kolhapur B Kolhapur as a Tourism Destination C Project Outlay and Details D Financial & Implementation Plan Fortress Kolhapur : Location Overview Distances Mumbai : 390 Pune : 233 Bangalore : 614 Belgaum : 105 Goa : 237 Hyderabad : 551 Tirupati :900 Nashik : 435 Aurangabad : 475 Population 35 Lacs Tourists 40 lacs pa Strategically Located on the CorridorsFortress of NH 4 connecting Mumbai, Pune and Bangalore Kolhapur - one of the important economic regions of Maharashtra Strong Historic & Cultural Heritage Most attractive tourism destination Well established Economic infrastructure One of the richest agricultural belt of the country One of the higgpphest per capita income of the countr y One of the highest literate City Æ 90% Strong Education and Health Infrastructure District Population 35.25 Lacs Æ 30% Urban Fortress Kolhapur City – A Brief Profile City Area - 66 sq.kms Population – 5 Lakhs plus Literacy : >90% Economic Drivers Manufacturing, Tourism, Agriculture and Services Central Business Districts Mahadwar Rd, Laxmiopuri, Sahupuri & Rajarampuri Prime Residential Area Tarabai Park, Ruikar Colony, Nagala Park Rajaram Puri & Takala Connectivity Well connected by Rail, Road and Air Fortress Socio- Economic Infrastructure in Kolhapur Important Education destinations in Maharashtra due to • Presence of Shivaji University EDUCATION • District
  • Existing Situation at Rankala Lake

    Existing Situation at Rankala Lake

    Existing Situation at Rankala Lake Part of the Lake is infested with Water Hyacinth and polluted affecting the aquatic life as well as creatingFortress mosquito menace Proposed Integrated Plan for Rankala Lake. A Proposed State‐of‐Art Museum. E E B Proposed convergence space. E C Proposed artist village. D Proposed cultural complex ‐ food plaza. E Proposed Theme gardens. F Cleaning of the Lake / Rejuvenation. E E A D B C Fortress Proposed Cultural Center at Rankala Lake • Perfo rming Spaces • Multi-arts complex • Museum of Fine Arts • A Library • Indoor and outdoor auditoria Fortress Estimated Cost – 43 Cr. Proposed Museum of wrestling events in Kolhapur region KASBAG MAIDAN Proposed location for Gallery of wrestling history‐events. Fortress Estimated Cost – 5 Cr. Outer Circle Proposal: Koteshwar Mandir & Kotitirth Development Existing Status • Over 115.5 lc annual viitisitors • Garden with pathway overlooking the sacred lake • Good Seating arrangement • Beautiful Lake view • SiSwami SthSamarth MdiMandir Key Issues • Apppproach roads are not well maintained • No public utility facilities • No planned parking area • Grossly inadequate infrastructure Fortress Proposed Holistic Plan for Kotithirth Lake I Issues: • Approach roads are not well maintained I • No public utility facilities • No planned parking area I • Grossly inadequate infrastructure J F D I H G C E A B Proposed Activities – E Restaurant- organic food A Fast food F Meditation hall- B Shops- G Open air amphitheater- C Museum H Laser show Musical fountain- D Yoga hall / center I FortressGhat development Exhibition hall J Mythological wall paintings Estimated Cost – 13 Cr. Beautification of City Entry Points & Chowks Mappg showing Locations of Entr y Points of under consideration for Beautification Fortress Estimated Cost – 7 Cr.
  • Role of MPCB in Prevention and Control of Water Pollution in Maharashtra’ (Para 2.2 of AR (Civil) (Report No.2) for 2011)

    Role of MPCB in Prevention and Control of Water Pollution in Maharashtra’ (Para 2.2 of AR (Civil) (Report No.2) for 2011)

    Case Study on Audit of SPCBs Performance Audit on ‘Role of MPCB in Prevention and Control of Water Pollution in Maharashtra’ (Para 2.2 of AR (Civil) (Report No.2) for 2011) iCED, Jaipur (29th April 2015) 1 Identification of Topic • Maharashtra one of the most industrialised states – chemical, textile industries etc. • One of the most urbanised states of India – 45 % Urban • Mumbai Metropolitan Region - the most dense, important and environmentally vulnerable urban agglomeration of India • Two Big River Basins amounting to 17.50 % of the country’s catchment originate in Maharashtra • Most of the cities on river banks, creeks, seashore etc. • Though rainfall in Western Ghats is substantial there is scarcity o water in many parts of the state • Audit was taken up initially in pilot form for Mumbai 2 Preparation of Study Design Matrix • Websites of MoEF, CPCB, MPCB, Environment Department • Annual Statistical Reports of MPCB – Acts, Rules & Policies • Environmental Audit Reports of Industries • Reports of Maharashtra Water Resources Regulatory Authority (MWRRA) • Earlier Compliance Audit Reports of MPCB, Environment Department • Study Report of Scientific / Academic Organisations – National Institute of Oceanography, NEERI • Environment Status Reports (ESRs) prepared by MCGM - The 74th Amendment to the Constitution has enlarged the roles and responsibilities of municipalities, specifically citing protection of the environment and promotion of ecological aspects. • Records of Mumbai Regional Office of MPCB scrutinised during 3 Pilot Study