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Chapter 6- CASE STUDIES

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6.2THE RIALTO BRIDGE-(NET) Longest span: 31.80 meters (104.3 ft) Crosses: grand canal Height: 7.32 meters (24.0 ft) (arch only) Construction end: 1591

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8.3 SITE CONTEXT

8.1 SITE-NASHIK

6.11COMPARATIVE STUDY

7.2.14DEVELOPMENT BEYOND THE 100 YEAR RIVER FLOODPLAIN

6.10.1AIMS AND OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT

6.9.1FEASIBILITY

6.9.6ACTIVITY PATTERN ANALYSIS

6.2THE RIALTO BRIDGE-(NET

STREETS AND SQUARES

TERMS OF 'POSITIVE' AND 'NEGATIVE' SPACES

5.1.6BUILDINGS PROCESS AREA AND BUILDINGS IN AREA

5.4VISUAL-DIMENSIONS

ACTIVE ENGAGEMENT

5.1.5THE PUBLIC HOUSE NETWORK AND THE CAPITAL WEB

4.15PATTERN OF MOVEMENT

4.14ART AND PUBLIC SPACES

4.13NEED FOR WATERFRONT AND ITS USAGE

4.12WATER AND ARCHITECTURE

4.9ROLE OF PUBLIC OPEN SPACES IN PUBLIC LIFE

4.11PUBLIC OPEN SPACES AND URBAN DESIGN AND PLANNNING

4.10ROLE OF PUBLIC OPEN SPACES IN QUALITY OF LIFE

4.8PUBLIC SPACES AND HUMANS

DEMENTIA: A NEW PRIORITY FOR THE ‘OPEN CITY’

2.20 PUBLIC SPACE AS A SOCIAL ARENA FOR INTERCULTURAL

3.4THE IMAGE OF A CITY KEVIN LYNCH

4.7APPROACH TO PUBLIC OPEN SPACES

4.4WHY PUBLIC SPACE MATTER

3.11EXPERIENCING SPACES IN THE TRAIN

2.18CREATING IMMERSIVE SOUNDSCAPES FOR URBAN OPEN SPACES

3.19SOCIO CULTURAL INTERACTIONS-MANUEL CASTELLS