Introduction This study is about the phenomenon of urban planning processes. The methodological approach is qualitative research. The data collection relies on live case studies, interviews and a time graph analysis of different places at different peak time. The time graph along with age graph are based on their experience of age or participation in type of activities, involvement in different urban spaces, footfall of different spaces, with the analysis of interest and opposition against the urban project. The theoretical literature and the planning typology are analysed through the theoretical framework of past, present and future scope. This process resulted in identifying the Opportunities, Threats, Strengths and Weaknesses of each case study conducted. Which in turn resulted in the conclusion that, based on the study’s main findings and recommendations.
Table showing footfall of public at different spaces, different times, and as per age. As per the live case studies and analysing interests of local as well as tourist public in Udaipur City, I was able to conclude that the tourists especially like to be in the Walled City area and are fonder of exploring the traditional, heritage architecture & culture if the city. Instead, there is a bunch of local residents of Udaipur City who consider accessibility as a priority and then the “View”.
Also, there is another graph to show that annually in the city of Lakes more than 2 lacs people come and go, and all have their own preferences, likings, and comfortability through which they explore the Udaipur City.
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