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Showing posts with label Transport Planning;. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Transport Planning;. Show all posts
Sep 10, 2013

City’s problem isn't congestion; problem is the way we approach to solve the congestion!

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Majority of city's problems can be solved by simply restructuring policies, but physical infrastructure is more lucrative an option fo...
Aug 4, 2013

There used to be character and stories associated with every city street in good old time!

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Contemporary Déjà vu streets - the price of mechanization, optimization and efficiency.  Though green , well groomed, with cool info...
Dec 5, 2012

Why urban infrastructure O&M system needs increased autonomy?

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An exemplary case of  PPP project -  surface transport ! Though there are already provisions which suggests autonomy in O&M ...
Dec 3, 2012

Historic City of Varanasi and tourism heat map along the edge of river Ganges.

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Image Source: Google Earth & Sightsmap
Nov 30, 2012

What planners of urban environment can learn from online environment?

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Radical possibilities if they get it right! The single largest advantage of online environment over urban environment is that onl...
Sep 28, 2012

The only sustainable retrofit whether it’s a product or city environment

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  To leave scope for future retrofits in the moment you conceive the idea of product or vision of a city. Today you realize after 5 or ...
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Sep 13, 2012

For those who are very fond of Urban Axis…

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Diluting significance of urban Axis due to l and constraint and transit retrofits??  At times you see someone being possessive or rather ...
Sep 5, 2012

Said to be the most photographed in the world…

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Golden Gate Bridge View Larger Map View Larger Map
Aug 8, 2012

When “Traffic Merging Ahead” on every alternate road, clashes are bound to happen

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Bad transport infrastructure and poor road designs leading to conflicts on road. No one wants to get into argument or fight on the fine mo...
Jul 20, 2012

Planner’s Dilemma – A case of developing nation.

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Choked Public Drain, Whose fault?  Repeatedly choked public drains, is it due to under capacity drainage Infrastructure, an unplanned netwo...
Jul 12, 2012

Why such vast gap exists in statistical interpretation of a single fact?

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Statistics considers raw data while people tend to value associated sentiments. If you are going for a primary survey with a standard temp...
Jun 18, 2012

Compulsory flexi hour provision for a smooth and sober city transit

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City transit infrastructure without institutional control and public policy in not going to work! Traffic Calming Strategies  In a buz...