Thresholds, edges, and borders characterize the boundaries of our day-to-day existence. Borders of all scales, seen and invisible, set up relationships among the built environment and surrounding communities. They are the physical and symbolic embodiment of our choices and are an identity of the way egalitarianism is distributed.
The Dissertation begins with the question of what architecture can do to bring about peace within cross-country boundaries. The intent of the study is to analyze the socio-cultural as well as physical identity of India and its borders as well as the negative and positive aspects of international boundaries. Indian borderlands would be chosen as the context for the design strategy, and the implementation would include scenarios that would allow for the revamp and visualization of this borderland.