Graduate Urban Design Portfolio 2024

portfolio .

Urban Design + Architecture

THARIKA RAMAN M Selected works 2020 - 2024

Columbia GSAPP _ M.S.AUD ’24 MAHE Dubai _ B.Arch ‘21

INTERNSHIP + WORKSHOP

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COLUMBIA GSAPP - UD STUDIO

2020 - 2024

0.1

Caribbean Co-Op

0.2

Shared Canvas

01 - 14

Spring Studio : East Portland, Jamaica 2024 15 - 22

Fall Studio : Atlanta, Georgia 2023

Right to Stay Cool 0.3 The Summer Studio : Bronx, New York 2023

23 - 30

the Youth 0.4 Centering Community Engagement : Bronx, New York 2023

31 - 32

- Waterfront & Port Development 0.5 AlAbuHudayirat Dhabi, UAE 2022

33 - 40

Dynasty - High Rise Mixed-Use Development 0.6 Project Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2022

41 - 46

0.7

47 - 54

Reimagining Old Dubai Al Ras Dubai, UAE 2020

Miscellaneous Working Drawing Details and Abstract Drawings

55 - 60

0.1

CARIBBEAN CO - OP Columbia GSAPP | M.S.AUD | - Spring UD Studio‘23

Site

: Prospect Beach, East Portland, Jamaica

Instructor

: Kate Orff, Thaddeus Pawlowski

Group Project

: Team of 4

Individual Work : Narrative, Drawings and Illustrations

Theme

: Adapt to a changing climate and coastline together The Fisherfolk of Prospect Beach and Coral Farmers of Alligator Head Foundation.

The mission is to establish a cooperative model, addressing challenges faced by Jamaican fisherfolk amidst the changing dynamics of overfishing, climate change, and increasing tourism. By restoring reef health and adapting to a changing climate & coastline together, we aim to preserve their long-standing relationship with the ocean while ensuring economic growth and food security. Here, locals come together to steward the ocean’s resources, forging a sustainable path forward while preserving the beauty and biodiversity of our coastal ecosystems. Therefore, to imagine a future where Prospect Beach becomes an ecological hub.

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What if Prospect Beach became an ecological hub, driven by community resilience, restoring its reef and coastline through a co-operative ownership model ?

Limited physical and visual waterfront access

Lack of Dock Infrastructure

Prospect Beach lacks vital fishing infrastructure despite being a public beach in Port Antonio. Pollution and limited public space worsen issue. And, Leveraging Alligator Head’s initiatives offer opportunities to improve marine health and livelihoods, transforming it into a resilient hub.

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No Storage Facilities

Inadequate infrasturcture for the fisherfolk

Polluted water edges and Lack of Public space

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To focus on establishing a fisherfolk cooperative to address evolving needs and environmental changes.

Phase 01: Fishermen adapt to declining fish populations, exploring coral nurseries and aquaculture.

Phase 02: Scaling up involves private sector and NGO collaboration to improve reef health and accommodate more fisherfolk.

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Phase 03: Establishing a Fishermen’s Opportunity Corridor along the East Portland coast via road and waterways.

Phase 04: Implementing monitoring and evaluation programs ensures the effectiveness and sustainability of alternate livelihood programs and reef restoration activities.

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PHASING STRATEGY FOR CARIBBEAN CO-OP

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Fisherfolk Co-Op : Community Center

Cultivation of Irish Sea Moss and Coral Reef Nurseries 09

Fisherfolk Co-Op : Community Center 10

Wetlabs over abandoned buildings Dock Infrastructure

0.1 EDUCATION HUB - YEAR 2025 0.2 EDUCATION HUB - YEAR 2100 Wetlabs

Fish Hatchery

Coral Nursery Citizen Science Training

Denise from Alligator Head Foundation emphasized the need to scale up coral nurseries, requiring more personnel and infrastructure. Inspired by her insight, as an initial step, our Education Hub proposal involves converting abandoned buildings into wet-labs and fish hatcheries to train fisherfolk towards sustainable livelihoods.

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Workshop + Event space Irish Sea Moss

Mangrove Restoration

Coral Farming

Dock Infrastructure

And going ahead, dock infrastructure and stilted buildings will support coral out-planting as well as adapt to the rising sea level.

Our vision is to scale up this initiative to replant millions of corals, accommodate fisherfolk along the East Portland coast, and transform Prospect into an ecological hub, adapting to climate and coastline changes.

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0.2

SHARED CANVAS

Columbia GSAPP | M.S.AUD | - Fall UD Studio‘23

Site

: Sweet Auburn, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Instructor

: Emanuel Admassu, Nina Cooke, Jelisa Blumberg, Christin Hu

Group Project

: Team of 2

Individual Work : illustrations and drawings 500m

Theme

: Communal Exchange

We envision a future after property, where devalued spaces are reimagined into collaborative platforms for small businesses and communal exchange, providing spaces for shared experiences and interactions. This initiative aims to revive the spirit of Auburn’s past by fostering dialogue in devalued spaces. Our approach seeks to legitimize a neglected aspect of the community, often overlooked by historical preservation, showcasing potential for inclusive growth 1000m

Auburn Avenue

Edgewood Avenue

15 1500m

Untouched Plots Future Proposed Redeveloped Plots Historic Structures DEVALUED SPACES Inbetween Spaces Parks Abandoned Buildings Street Car

In the heart of the Auburn, a few surviving stores stand as symbols of resilience, yet they feel constrained. Therefore, we propose selective destruction, rejecting abandoned facades for vibrant community spaces. This initiative aims to revive the spirit of Auburn’s past by fostering dialogue in devalued spaces. Our approach seeks to legitimize a neglected aspect of the community, often overlooked by historical preservation, showcasing potential for inclusive growth.

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[2] Tracing Bedouin Nomadism onto Auburn Avenue.

[3] Reclaiming spaces below the freeway for handmade markets.

[4] Illustrating the revival of communities through vibrant gatherings.

[5] Auburn Avenue elevation, transformation of devalued plots for shared experiences.

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Property

Transition

After - Property

Axon view

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[6] After Property strategy for cultural sustainability.

[7] Oblique view illustrating pedestrianization and clustered ollaborative spaces.

[8] Cafe-adjacent space for communal cookouts.

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0.3

THE RIGHT TO STAY COOL Columbia GSAPP | M.S.AUD | - Summer UD Studio ‘23

Site

: Harlem, Bronx, NYC

Instructor

: Nans Voron, Sagi Golan

Group Project

: Team of 4

Individual Work : Zoning and concept stage, axonometric renders, illustrations

Theme

: Heat Resilience and its Effects

The aim of the project is to reduce extreme heat for vulnerable residences by re-thinking the relationship between nature and people in cities. To provide nature based solutions for the community of Harlem and create a livable environment.

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Areas of Intervention

In order to transform this neighborhood 4 scales of intervention are proposed : - Pocket Parks - Bio Corridor - Green Towers - Wind Gardens

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Interventio 01 - Bio Corridor

Intervention 02 - Pocket Parks

The Main Bio corridor has been reduced to 2 lanes from 6 lanes by providing more space for the bio swale and storm water collection. By increasing tree canopy the wide pavements are now transformed into parks and relaxing zones. The corridor also consists of bike lane, urban furniture and the buffer zone between the green space and the street absorb CO2, noise pollution and heat. This results in lowering the temperature and keep the main corridor cooler for the neighborhood.

Proposed to bring back the wetlands into the parking lots to cool down the dark concrete surfaces as it emits a more heat. This resulted in reducing the parking lot by 80% and the surfaces of the parking lot is changed to permeable pavers to cool down the temperature. To engage and create an interactive space for the community, the park provides events and markets along the wetland edges. Increase in tree canopy and the wetlands restoration helps in improving the comfort levels for the community.

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bike lane

wetlands

Pocket Park

Green Building

bio-swale

Bio - Corridor

seating space & landscape

wind towers

Wind Garden

To mitigate high temperatures and address heat disparities in vulnerable Harlem neighborhoods, reintroducing nature is seen as a highly effective strategy. This initiative aims to provide a sustainable future for residents by leveraging the benefits of natural elements to cool the area.

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How can the street better accommodate pedestrian and vehicular traffic at different times of the day?

• To create an active urban street that will also benefit the Kingsbridge armoury • To ensure safe mobility for children to hang and play

0.4

CENTERING THE YOUTH Columbia GSAPP | M.S.AUD | - Fall Seminar ‘23

Site

:

Kingsbridge Armory Harlem, Bronx, NYC

Instructor

:

Kaja Kühl

Group Project

:

Team of 4

Individual Work :

Theme

Collage, Posters and Photographed the workshop

: Community Engagement and Workshop

Our project was centered around the question - “ How can W 195 street become an extended space for the youth ? ” . Drawing from the aspirations of the Together for Kingsbridge Vision Plan “ to prioritize the youth ” , we used our project as an opportunity to engage with the students, parents and teachers at the primary school “ PS 340 ” to envision the street as a space that is not meant solely for cars. Our engagement activity consisted of two parts. First, we collaged the street with activities that could create the vitality desired and demonstrate the possibilities the street could host. Then, we invited the students to draw, color and paste stickers over an illustrated map, to discuss activites they would like to have in their neighborhood.

Youtube <link> - Centering the Youth Columbia GSAPP <page link> - Extreme Scale

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0.5

AL HUDAYIRAT PORT DEVELOPMENT LWK + Partners Dubai Studio | Internship 2022 - 2023

Site

: Abu Dhabi, UAE

Instructor

: Kourosh Salehi, MithunVarghese, Subby Rani

Type

: Masterplan and Urban Design

Role

: illustrations, drawings and design

The Ports has embarked on a development program to enhance the maritime sector as an attempt to support the city’s vision in becoming one of the top ten maritime cities in the world. The main aim is to provide a series of onshore and maritime facilities that deliver much required amenities for the public and all who participate in water activities in and around the shores. The services range from providing alternative transportation modes like sea ferries and terminals, additional marine stations and berthing options together with suitable Public realm and commercial.

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YATCH CLUB

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MARINA OFFICE

KIOSKS

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12 RECEPTION & CAFE

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MARITIME - EXHIBITION HALL

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GLAMPING ZONE

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Plot Area: 142,717.32 sqm

Masterplan of the key facilities for the Port & Waterfront Development 3 Retail & F&B

10 Parking

Centre & 6 Visitor Public Amenities

11 Boats & Jet Skis

7 Breakwater Cafe

12 Services & Utilities

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ROWING LEARNING CENTRE

ENTRANCE - TO THE FACILITES

FISHING LEARNING CENTRE

OBSERVATORY TOWER

WATERFRONT VIEWS

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Observatory Tower

Coral Farming Zone

Water Basin for Canoeing Channel Connectivity towards Marina

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Recreational zone

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Section AA’ Site Sections

Water Basin for Canoeing Observatory Tower

Channel Connectivity towards Marina Public Amenities

Car / Pedestrian Bridge

Marina WaterFront Activities Pedestrian Bridge

Section BB’

Kayak Leaning Center

Water Basin for Canoeing

Jogging / Buggy / Pedestrian Route

Car Parking

Cabanas

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Breakwater Cafe To design a Cafe in a contemporary style with neutral shades. Building the cafe along the breakwater to enhance the quality of waterfront development and to invite more users.

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PROJECT DYNASTY LWK + Partners Dubai Studio | Internship 2022 - 2023 Site

: Abu Dhabi, UAE

Instructor

: Kourosh Salehi, MithunVarghese, Subby Rani

Type

: Masterplan and Mixed-Use Development

Role

: illustrations, design development and working drawings

Project Dynasty is a highly ambitious development seeking to be a jewel as part of waterfront development. The design ideas reflect aspiring vision of soaring heights and yet grounded with values of the land and people.

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Mixed Use Development - Proposed Key Features 1. Multi-level waterfront podium, offices and parking 2. Sea view Residential tower (46 storeys) 3. Sea view Hotel and Residential tower (69 storeys) 4. Integrated Public Realm

Identifying key site features to inform the design.

Segregating towers and office complex along the two sides of the white house.

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OFFICES

PARKING BUILDING

HEALTH + WELLBEING LEISURE DECK Optimizing Views.

Elevating the towers to introduce stepped podiums to generate commercial activity.

OUTDOOR FUNCTIONS SPACE

LEISURE DECK ACTIVE RETAIL EDGE

Enhancing arrival experience and integrating the white house through unified public realm design.

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Unifying architectural language of the towers and the office complex.

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14.09.22

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SUB

MVA

DRAWN

CHECKED

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MVA

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F1-2

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F1-B

F1-B

F1-B

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DATE

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This drawing and the contents herein are the copyright of LWKP Architects L.L.C

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Project Dynasty Residential, Hotel & Office F1-D

OFFICE 901, FLOOR 9, THE ONE TOWER, BARSHA HEIGHTS, P.O. BOX 340675, DUBAI, UAE T : +971 43716300 F : +971 43716399 E : lwk@lwkp.com F1-D

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MEP ROOM

LIFT 3

F1-D

F1-D

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Drawing Title

MEP ROOM

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OFFICES

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Consultant

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1:500

14th Sept 2022

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F1-E

A

OFFICES

HOTEL UNIT

Project Name

OFFICES

RETAIL

TOILETS

3

AR-GE-130

OFFICES

Office - Level Link 10 & 11

4

PRE- FUNCTION AREA

SCALE

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AR-GE-130

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Project Dynasty Residential, Hotel & Office

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OFFICES

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KITCHEN PREPARATORY

Drawn

Checked

Approved

SUB

MVA

KSA

PRE-CONCEPT DESI DESCRIPTION

F1-F Lead Consultant

F1-F

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Client

Consultant

Project Name Revision No.

P0038-LWK-DXB-AR-GE-130 1:200

Offices

DATE

Drawing Title

Scale

White house (clients house)

14.09.22

F1-F

F1-F

PARKING

Mixed - Use (hotel & residential : 69 storeys) Unit

A REV.

General Notes

OFFICES

F1-F

RETAIL

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Drawing Title

P0038-LWK-DXB-AR-GE-301

PRE-CONCEPT DESIGN

F1-2

REV.

Project Dynasty Residential, Hotel & Office

Drawing No.

14.09.22

A

F1-1

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BOH

F1-D

AR-GE-130

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A

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FL/SL 02

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SERVICE STAIRCASE

SERVICE STAIRCASE

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T2-G

Date

14th Sept 2022

A

Drawn

Checked

Approved

SUB

MVA

KSA

1

AR-GE-130

Office - Ground Floor SCALE

1:200

2

Office - Level 1, 2, 3,4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15

OFFICE 901, FLOOR 9, THE ONE TOWER, BARSHA HEIGHTS, P.O. BOX 340675, DUBAI, UAE AR-GE-130 SCALE 1:200 T : +971 43716300

F : +971 43716399

E : lwk@lwkp.com

3

AR-GE-130

Office - Level Link 10 & 11 SCALE

4

1:200

AR-GE-130

Project Dynasty Residential, Hotel & O

Office - Level 16 SCALE

Drawing Title

1:200

Office Ground Floor to Level 1

Lead Consultant

Drawing No.

P0038-LWK-DXB-AR-GE-130

Legend

45

Scale

Services

Circulation

Amenities

Hotel

2 BHK

3 BHK

Parking

Offices

F&B Retail

Majlis

4 BHK

5 BHK

1:200

OFFICE 901, FLOOR 9, THE ONE TOWER, BARSHA HEIGHTS, P.O. BOX 340675, DUBAI, UAE T : +971 43716300 F : +971 43716399 E : lwk@lwkp.com

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Legend Services

Circulation

Amenities

Hotel

2 BHK

3 BHK

Parking

Offices

F&B Retail

Majlis

4 BHK

5 BHK

Date

14th Sept 2022

Drawn

Checked

SUB

MVA

Lead Consultant

OFFICE 901, FLOOR 9, THE ONE TOWER, BARSHA HEI T : +971 43716300 F : +971 43716

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REIMAGINING OLD DUBAI Manipal Academy of Higher Education Dubai ‘2020 Site

: Al Ras, Deira Creek, Dubai UAE

Instructor

: Hrvoje Cindric, Bhakti More

Group Project

: Team of 4

Individual Work : illustrations, modelling and drawings Workshop

: See Our Cities 2020 Global Urban Space Observation + Intervention Project

This design aims to enhance the journey of tourists and residents by supporting both their activities in a Covid-19 safe environment.

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48

Site Location : Al Ras, Dubai

waterfront edge

Activity Mapping

The Waterfront Zone The area was before used as a minor port which was shifted few years back and now is only dedicates for the abra.

The waterfront provides opportunity for development and hence to provide a much safer environment for the toursits as well as the residents. By adding shading devices, green spaces and few activities to engage the users BEFORE COVID

AFTER COVID

Improving the waterfront stretch to create a more inviting and functional waterfront environment that caters to the needs of both residents and boat operators.

3m sikka

49

Gold Souq

1m 5.5m

8m

5.5m

2m

7m

2m

7m

2m

4m

9m

This includes improving boat parking arrangements, ensuring sufficient seating, especially near the abra station, and upgrading the outdoor shops and cafeteria with adequate shading and seating options. Additionally, creating a designated unloading area for dinner cruise trucks can streamline operations and prevent disruptions along the waterfront.

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To provide arched shading that features Mashrabiya patterns and seating spaces with adequate lighting. | material: recycled palm tree wood |

To provide a safer streetscape with cycle tracks and planters.

Stepped seating along the waterfront for the boat operators.

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53

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VX Dubai Studio | Junior Architect | 2023 Project Type Role

: MAG Group F.Z.E - G+1 Town Houses, Dubai, UAE : Masterplan : Construction + Working drawings

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3

\A1;80

F-03

3A A207a

D 30

\A1;57 \A1;4350

PLOT

\A1;50

\A1;25

24X7 FACP

GF-1

NEIGHBOR

MAID'S TOI. \A1;50

DRESS RM

{\C240;c57689FT}

\A1;950

GF-07

D 30 \A1;3640

GF-02

a 6 0 3 A

2 0 8 A

INDCATVELOFRS

\A1;0

\A1;2876

B

04a

0 4 2 ; 1 A \

STAIRCASE

\A1;270

B

BATH-1

\A1;820

DN

A306a

GF-03

\A1;240

\A1;260

\A1;0

02

UP

5

GARAGE

\pxql;GASMETRCBINPH.QU

4

75XMLPGSEVTOBRID W

W

4 75XMLPGSEVTOBRID

+4.050 FFL +4.000 SSL

WALPINT,COR&EXUSGV. \pxql;UPSAND

VOID

\A1;0

CANOPY +7.300 CANOPY TOP

01a

GD

01

02

\A1;250

W \pxql;WATERMCBINSPH.QU

\A1;90

ELECT CAR CHARGE

4

\PSTORMWAEDICHGFNL

VOID

DN

\PBALCONYDRIGESMHW \A1;90

D I R B O T V E S G P L M X 5 7

+7.250 SSL

0 9 ; 1 A \

L N F G H C I D E A W M R O T S P \

5

\A1;0

ACESPNLTOUDRG\MFIW

\A1;3498

\A1;40

\A1;0

5

\PBALCONYDRIGESMHW

\A1;250

GF-10

1A-a

1A-a

1A-a

\pxql;EPOXYAINTMFSH

\A1;50 A207a

A207a

THEACDRIN\PKGWMSOF2.5XL

SLOPE

\pxql;BOSTERPUMCNLA

a 7 0 2 A

TERRACE

\pxql;1.8MHIGPARTONWLFBCY

+3.275 FFL +3.175 SSL

\A1;430

\A1;3450

\A1;3450

TERRACE BELOW

0 5 4 3 ; 1 A \ \A1;30 \pxql;SELFVINGCORTAHKM50P2WXUZ6-8B.YD

CANOPY +3.175 SSL

10mDIARNWTEPMBL

\A1;250

SLOPE

\pxql;ELCTRIABNSPQUM

6 +0.150 FPL

1

6 +3.400 TOP CANOPY TOP

PLOT LIMIT \A1;pxt27GTELVSPROUNDF

PLOT LIMIT

BELOW

CANOPY

\A1;50

6

CANOPY

1

A352

A

THE HATCHED AREA

A306a

+3.400 TOP CANOPY TOP

PLOT LIMIT \A1;20

1

A352

A

1A A207a

A306a

2 5 3 A

A

1A A207a

1A

a 6 0 3 A

a 7 0 2 A

INDICATES HARDSCAPE WITH SRI GREATER THAN 29

GROUND FLOOR PLAN (SCALE1:0)

FIRST FLOOR PLAN (SCALE1:0)

ROOF PLAN ) 0 : 1 E L A C S (

Floor Plans

55

56

Town house Elevations - Type 1

Town house Elevations - Type 4

KEY PLAN

C

A

B

C

C

B

A

09/11/23 6314111

D

357808-10-3

+9.125 TOP

ROOF

100MM WIDE,10MM DEEP

EXT-03 02

PLASTER

EXT-01 E-03

GD

1.8M HIGH PARTITION WALL FROM BALCONY

PLASTER

+4.100 FFL

1.8M HIGH PARTITION

FIRST FLOOR

2 5 9 ; 1 A \

WALL FROM BALCONY

FFL

+4.100 FFL

+4.100 FFL

3.

+0.500 FFL

+0.20 FFL GROUND FLOOR

+ 0.150 FPL

} ) D / G N V I L ( ; 9 .

0 W \ {

ENTRANCE

± 0.000 ROAD LEVEL

E-03

+0.20 FFL GROUND FLOOR

+ 0.150 FPL

{\W0.9;(LIVNG/D)}

ROAD LEVEL

D G

D G 2 0

1 0

W 1 0

0 2 ; 1 A \

± 0.000

E-03

\A1;3690

OF ANY DISCREPANCIES BRING IT TO THE

+0.20 FFL GROUND FLOOR

+ 0.150 FPL

4.

} ) D / G N V I L ( ; 9 .

0 W \ {

FIRST FLOOR

ELEVATION-1a

1

ELEVATION-2

2

1:100

SCALE

A 206

+2.00 FFL BOUNDARY WALL

EXT-01 GD

5

4

2

3

GD

EXT-03

06a W 01

E-03

+0.150 FPL

± 0.000

(MAIN.ENT.)

WORK.

EXT-01

+0.35 FFL

\A1;2850 \A1;298

GROUND FL.

\A1;20

(MAIN.ENT.)

ROAD LEVEL

\A1;350

\A1;350

A 206

\A1;230

\A1;230

ELEVATION-1

1a

1:100

A 205

SCALE

6

\A1;3940

02a

D 10

+0.35 FFL GROUND FL.

VERIFIED AT SITE PRIOR TO EXECUTION OF

3

1:100

SCALE

+3.400 CANOPY TOP

EXT-03

+2.00 FFL BOUNDARY

DORASPECHUL

+0.150 FPL

± 0.000

ROAD LEVEL

A 206

PLOTIM

FIRST FLOOR

\A1;20

WALL

PLAN LAYOUT. ALL LEVELS SHOULD BE

\A1;20

\pxql;1.8MHIGPARTONWLFCY

\A1;3940

ALL LEVELS INDICATED ON THESE DRAWINGS

E-03

\A1;20

NOTED OTHERWISE.

ARE BASED ON DESIGN LEVEL ( ±0.00 )FOR

1:100

EXT-04

02b

ARE STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS. UNLESS

ROAD LEVEL

\A1;3690

+4.290 FFL

DIMENSIONS SHOWN ON THESE DRAWINGS

± 0.000

07

W

GD

CANOPY TOP

EQUIVALENT DATUM LEVEL REFER TO MASTER

SCALE

E-03

03

W

+3.400

RESOLVED PRIOR TO EXECUTION OF WORK.

5.

ELEVATION-1

VERTICAL GROOVES IN PLASTER

EXT-03

\A1;80

05

KNOWLEDGE OF ENGINEER AND SAME TO BE

\A1;20

100MM WIDE,10MM DEEP

20MM GROOVES

EXT-01

EXT-02

EXT-01 EXT-02

GROOVES IN

+4.290 FFL

\A1;390

\A1;20

+9.230 TOP

EXT-01 \A1;650

ROOF

DEEP VERTICAL PLASTER

CONJUNCTION WITH ALL OTHER DRAWINGS & THE GENERAL STANDARD DETAILS. IN CASE

E-03

\pxql;VERTICALOUSNG1.80MFPHDQ,XBY

+7.980 SSL

100MM WIDE,10MM

EXT-03 20MM GROOVES

EACH DRAWING SHALL BE READ IN

EXT-01

NEIGHBOR PLOT

E-03

\A1;390

EXT-01

6

5

W

EXT-03 NEIGHBOR PLOT

0 9 3 ; 1 A \

1D 0

GD 02

01

NEIGHBOR PLOT

ENTRANCE

NEIGHBOR PLOT

NEIGHBOR PLOT

+0.500 FFL

W

D 10

NEIGHBOR PLOT

EXT-01

A41

4

\pxql;1.8MHIGPARTONWLFCY

FIRST FLOOR

\A1;952

EXT-01

EXT-01

\A1;650

DRAWINGS ARE APPROXIMATE.

{\W0.9;PRECASTNLBOYDG}

100

DOOR AS PER SCHEDULE

IMPERIAL (FEET) DIMENSIONS SHOWN ON THIS

ROOF

OTHERWISE MENTIONED.

FFL

EXT-03

10

2.

EXT-01

+7.980 SSL

MM) WRITTEN DIMENSIONS UNLESS

EXT-04

FIRST FLOOR

\A1;952

DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWINGS FOLLOW (THE

EXT-01

\A1;3625

EXT-04

1.

3

2

+8.430 TOP

+9.230 TOP

NOTES

E-03 \A1;3625

02a

EXT-04

ROOF

EXT-03

VERTICAL GROOVES IN

EXT-01

\A1;80

1

PLOTIM

PARAPET

PLOTIM

PLOTIM

100MM WIDE,10MM DEEP

E-03

GD

5 2 6 3 ; 1 A \

02a

1'

A

+9.630 TOP PARAPET

+7.725 SSL

EXT-02

20MM GROOVES

EXT-03

VERTICAL GROOVES IN

W

ROOF

W

VERTICAL GROOVES IN PLASTER

\A1;80

PLOT NO. 6314111

EXT-01

+7.725 SSL

EXT-02

20MM GROOVES

2 0

100MM WIDE,10MM DEEP

0 8 ; 1 A \

B

+9.630 TOP

PARAPET

EXT-01

+7.725 SSL

EXT-02

C

+9.525 TOP PARAPET

+9.125 TOP

PARAPET

EXT-01 20MM GROOVES

PLOT LIMIT

PLOT LIMIT

+9.525 TOP PARAPET

PLOT LIMIT

W

PARAPET

PLOT LIMIT

a 1 0

+9.525 TOP PARAPET

PLOT LIMIT

D G

PLOT LIMIT

a 2 0

+9.125 TOP

NEIGHBOR PLOT

B

NEIGHBOR PLOT

A

ELEVATION-2

3

1:100

SCALE

A 205

1

PLOT LIMIT

+9.525 TOP PARAPET

+7.725 SSL ROOF

D

EXTERNAL FINISHES LEGEND

FUTURE EXPANSION

KEY PLAN

B

FFL

+3.40 TOP

A

EXT-03

B

C

\pxqc;SOLIDWANERTJCP

+4.100 FFL FIRST FLOOR

\A1;952

C

EXT-01

B

\pxa0.67,sm192;PRECASTWLFINH:XUO8

+ 0.200

+ 0.150

± 0.00

+0.500 FFL GROUND FLR (MAIN. ENT.)

LIVING/DINING

} L P F ; 9 .

0 W \ { } V E L D A O R ; 9 .

0 W \ {

EXT-01

PARAPET

EXT-01

+7.725 SSL \A1;80

GROOVES

+9.125 TOP

ROOF

EXT-02

+7.725 SSL 0 8 ; 1 A \

EXT-02

GROOVES

\A1;390

EXT-02

+9.125 TOP

\pxa0.67,sm192;RIBED/GOVPCASTFNH:YLMWJ4

W

VERTICAL GROOVES IN

100MM WIDE,10MM DEEP

EXT-01

2 0

PLASTER

F ; r q x p \

W a 1 0

4 0

ELEVATION-3

2 0

VERTICAL GROOVES IN

FIRST FLOOR

\A1;952

WALL FROM BALCONY

EXT-04

E-03

\A1;390

+0.50 FFL

PLOT+0.20 LIMIT FFL ENTRANCE +9.525 TOP ± 0.000 GROUND FLOOR PARAPET ROAD LEVEL {\W0.9;(LIVNG/D)}

4 W

5

D G

1 0

2 0

D 0 1 S ; r q x p \ F ; r q x p \

6

F ; r q x p \

EXT-01 E-03

0 9 3 ; 1 A \

+0.50 FFL

PLOT LIMIT +0.20 FFL

ENTRANCE

GROUND FLOOR

± 0.000

} ) D / G N V I L ( ; 9 .

0 W \ {

\A1;20

EXT-01

+3.40 SSL CANOPY TOP

E-03

ROAD LEVEL

DR-01

\pxa0.67;MAINETRCDOFSH:VW

COLR/STYE:204-1G\P

WIN-01

F ; r q x p \

F ; r q x p \

\pxa0.67,sm192;WINDOFRAMESH:PCTL3

1:100

E-03

Status

GROUND FLOOR {\W0.9;(LIVNG/D)}

± 0.000

EXT-03

A 203

FFL EXT-03

2 5 9 ; 1 A \

\pxqc;SOLIDWANERTJCP

4

3

2

1

5.

2

1

(LIVING/DINING)

PLOT LIMIT

0 2 ; 1 A \

PLOT LIMIT

+9.40 TOP PARAPET

+ 0.150

4

3

Town house Elevations - Type 3

ELEVATION-4 CALES

1:100

+7.60 SSL ROOF

± 0.00

\pxa0.67,sm192;WINDOFRAMESH:PCTL3

C

+4.00 FFL FIRST FLOOR

1'

0 4 9 ; 1 A \

+0.35 FFL

PARAPET

+2.000 TOP

L W T E R A P ; l q x p \

PARETWL

+7.980 SSL ROOF

\A1;650

L A W N I S C E R M 0 1 ; l q x p \

0 8 3 ; 1 A \

ROOF

+0.20 FFL GROUND FLOOR

GROUND FLR

Entrance

2

0 4 9 ; 1 A \

NEIGHBOR PLOT

0 5 2 3 ; 1 A \

+9.630 TOP

ROOF

NEIGHBOR PLOT

E P O L S

+ 0.200

+ 0.150

FIRST FLOOR

3

4

5

EXT-01

6

P C J T R E N A W D I L O S ; c q x p \

0 8 3 ; 1 A \

+0.20 FFL

+9.630 TOP PARAPET

L W T E R A P

+7.980 SSL L A W N I S C E R 0 5

ROOF

0 5 6 ; 1 A \

PAT-01

4

\A1;390 GD 01

A 205

\A1;280

PAT-01

EXT-04

+0.20 FFL ± 0.000 GROUND FLOOR ROAD LEVEL

LIVING / DINING GF-08

\pxa0.67,sm192;BALCONYFISH:GRPTWE3

\A1;20

E-03

WATER TANK

DR-01

\pxql;50MCOPATEDRUSHNB

8

SECTION-AA 1:100

SCALE

9 A41

HERMTICALYSDOUBGZNVPF()

\pxa0.67;MAINETRCDOFSH:VW

\pxql;150MAGRETODBSFIN.8%C9

SECTION-BB

1

\pxql;BACKFILSORENGPV

A 305

SCALE

1:100

2

COLR/STYE:204-1G\P

A 305

WIN-01

EXT-01

ROOF

\pxa0.67,sm192;WINDOFRAMESH:PCTL3

EXT-03

\pxql;1.8MHIGPARTONWLFCY

4.

DIMENSIONS SHOWN ON THESE DRAWINGS

\pxqc;SOLIDWANERTJCP

ARE STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS. UNLESS +4.290 FFL

FIRSTOTHERWISE. FLOOR NOTED

350904

A 206

+3.400 FFL

5.

CANOPY TOP Revision

FACADE

ALL LEVELS INDICATED ON THESE DRAWINGS ARE BASED ON DESIGN LEVEL ( ±0.00 )FOR

AB 1

EQUIVALENT DATUM LEVEL REFER TO MASTER

+2.00 FFL

GREEN BUILDING REGU COMPLIANCE NOTES

PLOTIM

PLAN LAYOUT. ALL LEVELS SHOULD BE

SS

PLOTIM

VERIFIED AT SITE PRIOR TO EXECUTION OF WORK.

+3.40 TOP

+0.150 FPL

± 0.000

+0.35 FFL GROUND FL.

\pxql;Pi-3,4t1.GBREULATIONSF0zVYC(75%)HXDWM

(MAIN.ENT.)

ROAD LEVEL

EXT-02

4 J W M L Y : H N F T S A C P V O G / D E B I R ; 2 9 1 m s , 7 6 .

0 a x p \

\A1;3250

+0.35 FFL

EXT-03

0 2 ; 1 A \

+ 0.200

+ 0.150

Entrance

± 0.00

ELEVATION-4

8 O U X : H N I F L W T S A C E R P ; 2 9 1 m s , 7 6 .

0 a x p \

SCALE

5 9 6 ; 1 A \

1:100

-2.200

1'

A41

0 2 ; 1 A \

5 2 9 G I W D R E S Y P O N A C ; l q x p \

1

RESOLVED PRIOR TO EXECUTION OF WORK. EXT-03

CANOPY TOP

GROUND FLR

GROUND FLOOR

250RECSINWALPFDG

\pxql;STAIRCEFODLPWNG.401

SCALE

± 0.00

CONJUNCTION WITH ALL OTHER DRAWINGS

8 O U X : H N I F L W T S A C E R P ; 2 9 1 m s , 7 6 .

0 a x p \

WALL FROM BALCONY

1 0 8 A

ELEVATION-3 + 0.150

\A1;260

\A1;20

2

\pxa0.67,sm192;PRECASTWLFINH:XUO8

KNOWLEDGE OF ENGINEER AND SAME TO BE

Drawing no:

Approved :

FFL

+2.000 TOP

Entrance

Overall Section

10.11.2019

1.8M HIGH PARTITION

11

A801

NEIGHBOR PLOT

1 0 8 A

\pxql;ENRGYCOVTILA

± 0.00

+4.00 FFL

1

\A1;825

OF ANY DISCREPANCIES BRING IT TO THE

Checked :

Cad file ref.

0 6 3 ; 1 A \

\pxql;150MDEP,2WICONRTFALYUS

+ 0.200

EXT-03

PLOT LIMIT

& THE GENERAL STANDARD DETAILS. IN CASE

ELEVATIONS

Drawn by:

\pxqc;SOLIDWANERTJCP

D

3

+7.980 SSL

TOWN HOUSE-2B

1:100

\pxql;Pi-3,4t1.GBREULATIONSF0zVYC(75%)HXDWM

11

4

EXT-01 EACH DRAWING SHALL BE READ IN

3.

GREEN BUILDING REGULATION COMPLIANCE NOTES Project no: Scale(s): Date drawn:

NEIGHBOR PLOT

B

20

GROUND FLR

\pxql;ACESPNLRDWIGO801T3

DRAWINGS ARE APPROXIMATE.

PROPOSED G+1 TOWN HOUSES

pw://350904_MAG 5 DISTRICT 7

WALL FROM BALCONY

AFFL

+0.500 FFL

\pxql;STAIRCEFODLPWNG.401

5

PARAPET IMPERIAL (FEET) DIMENSIONS SHOWN ON THIS

Drawing title:

PLOT LIMIT

{\W0.9;FPL}

5

+3.40 TOP

F-01

STAIR

\A1;30

+9.630 TOP

NQ SP EXTERNAL FINISHES LEGEND

CANOPY TOP

GF-10

\A1;280

GF-01

OTHERWISE MENTIONED.

COLR/STYE:204-1G\P

0 8 ; 1 A \

0 6 3 ; 1 A \

\A1;360

GARAGE

D 10

ENTRANCE

GF-12

2.

\pxa0.67;MAINETRCDOFSH:VW

Project title:

6

A 206

1.8M HIGH PARTITION

D 30

1 A 205

A41

FACADE +7.60 SSL ROOF

1:100

EXTERNAL PLOT LIMIT

+4.100 FFL FIRST FLOOR

CORRIDOR

PLOT LIMIT

\A1;350

\pxql;{W0.9PRECASTNLBOYDG}

MM) WRITTEN DIMENSIONS UNLESS

DR-01

5

{\W0.9;ROADLEV}

0 8 ; 1 A \

D 30

PAT-01

\A1;2650

GF-08

DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWINGS FOLLOW (THE

HADAEQ SHEIKH MOHAMMED BIN RASHID + 0.200 LIVING/DINING

BACKYARD

E-03

+3.40 TOP CANOPY TOP

\pxql;60XHEAVYDUTPORCLIN34

PLOT LIMIT GROUND FLR

\A1;280

1.

+0.500 FFL

+9.40 TOP

PAT-01 \A1;390

ELEVATION-1 LIVING / DINING

BACKYRDFILTHEN

ON PLOT NO. 6314111 AT

PARAPET (MAIN. ENT.)

GF-1

\A1;3625

\A1;280

F

\A1;260

F-08

STAIR-03

\A1;50

TERRACE

VERIFIED AT SITE PRIOR TO EXECUTION OF WORK. 6 NOTES

HERMTICALYSDOUBGZNVPF()

WIN-01

NEIGHBOR PLOT

NEIGHBOR PLOT

0 9 3 ; 1 A \

+0.20 FFL GROUND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR GROUND FL.

11

EQUIVALENT DATUM LEVEL REFER TO MASTER PLAN LAYOUT. ALL LEVELS SHOULD BE 3

\pxa0.67,sm192;BALCONYFISH:GRPTWE3

\pxql;Pi-3,4t1.GBREULATIONSF0zVYC(75%)HXDWM

+2.000 TOP

+0.150 FPL

± 0.000 ROAD LEVEL

ALL LEVELS INDICATED ON THESE DRAWINGS ARE BASED ON DESIGN LEVEL ( ±0.00 )FOR

Consultant

GREEN BUILDING REGULATION COMPLIANCE NOTES

+3.40 TOP CANOPY TOP

\A1;3625

+4.100 FFL +0.35 FFL

E-03

\A1;825

REMOVABLCNDTYPSFWIG.80216

D 20

PAT-01

F

F

GF-09

3 E-03

1.8M HIGH PARTITION WALL FROM BALCONY

+4.100 FFL FIRST FLOOR

+2.00 FFL BOUNDARY WALL

F

S

A 203

E L A C S

5 2 6 3 ; 1 A \

5

\pxa0.67,sm192;PRECASTWLFINH:XUO8

5 9 6 ; 1 A \

1:100

3 A 205

5 2 9 G I W D R E S Y P O N A C

REVISED

\A1;3690

\pxql;EXPANSIOJT

BATH-2

CORRIDOR

1 F

DRESSING

1 0 F

W

MASTER BATH

3 0 F

D 0 2

EXT-04

0 9 6 3 ; 1 A \

07

PLOT LIMIT

Y P O N A C ; l q x p \

F-04

0 6 2 ; 1 A \ D 0 3

D 0 3

+4.290 FFL

ELEVATION-3 FIRST FLOOR

D 30

SCALE

1:100

D 0 2

D 0 2

0 6 2 ; 1 A \

STAIR

CORRIDOR

BATH-1

4

\A1;9630

ELEVATION-4

8 0 F

1 0 F

5 0 F

D G

A 101

FIRST FLOOR

A 101

+3.400 SSL

6

0 5 6 ; 1 A \

5

4

PLOT LIMIT

+2.00 FFL

3

2

+2.00 FFL

1

GD

D G

06

5 0 0 3 ; 1 A \

\A1;290

ADJACENT TOWNHOUSE

LIVING / DINING

GROUND FLOOR

8 0 F G

BACKYARD

PLOT LIMIT 9 0 F G

ROAD \A1;230

TERRACE

+9.40 TOP PARAPET

2 1 F G

4

5

DR-01

6

09-523

PLOT LIMIT

LIVING / DINING 8 0 F G

LAUNDRY

+9.40 TOP

+0.35 FFL

0 5 8 2 ; 1 A \ 8 4 2 ; 1 A \

GARAGE

GROUND FLOOR

0 1 F G

6 0 F G

E T G N L I F D R Y K C A B ; l q x p \

+ 0.200 ENTRANCE

PARAPET

+ 0.150 FPL

1:100

E L A C S

0 6 3 ; 1 A \

± 0.000

+3.40 TOP

+4.00 FFL FIRST FLOOR

+7.60 SSL ROOF

+4.00 FFL FIRST FLOOR

0 6 3 ; 1 A \

1:100

2

7

\A1;240

0 8 3 ; 1 A \

Status

+0.20 FFL

intals

AUTHORITY SUBMISSION

Client

B N H S U R D E T A P O C M 0 5 ; l q x p \

3 1 4 A

9 C % 8 .

N I F S B D O T E R G A M 0 5 1 ; l q x p \ 0 4 9 ; 1 A \

2 0 8 O G I W D R L N P S E C A

0 8 3 ; 1 A \

+0.20 FFL GROUND FLOOR

date

M W D X H ) % 5 7 ( C Y V z 0 F S N O I T A L U E R B G .

1 t 4 , 3 i P ; l q x p \

+3.40 TOP

REVISED

Consultant

CANOPY TOP

NEIGHBOR PLOT

+0.35 FFL GROUND FLR

ISUEDFORCNT

MAG GROUP - F.Z.E

8

3 1 4 A

REVISDACLOU

AS BUILT

GREEN BUILDING REGULATION COMPLIANCE NOTES

H V F B A U S K C O L R E T N I M 0 8 ; l q x p \

A 303

ASBUILTDRWNGFOHYPV

Descripton

WATER TANK

NEIGHBOR PLOT

+ 0.200 Entrance

NEIGHBOR PLOT

+ 0.150

NEIGHBOR PLOT

0 5 2 3 ; 1 A \

± 0.00

NOTE:\P*FRXACLIDSMQUHWG-9503

NQ

MA

REVISON/U

V P G N E R O S L I F K C A B ; l q x p \

+2.000 TOP

10-29

ROAD

-2.200

0 8 ; 1 A \

CANOPY TOP 0 3 ; 1 A \

12-0

C0

no

FACADE

E L A C S

0 4 9 ; 1 A \

C1

PLOT LIMIT

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Abstract Drawings | Columbia GSAPP_AUD |

Abstract 03 : Streets beyond Property Line

Abstract 02 : Demolition by Neglect Gaines Hall in Vine City, Atlanta, Georgia USA has been in a flux. Once historically renown for its identity as a place of Black Intellectualism through economic disadvantage and urban development, is nearly demolished by neglect.

Stray cattles establish their own domain within the dynamic urban environment that they’re set in, challenging the regime of property. They generally occupy public spaces and streets in an urban setting, negotiating their presence with vehicles and pedestrians. And, this phenomenon highlights the intricate choreography of movement within the urban system, where two parallel forces of movement intersect, and coexist with each other.

Abstract 04 : Unsettling Transition

Bellwood Quarry, Atlanta Georgia

Abstract 01 : Opposition to Territoriality The India - Sri Lanka maritime border in the Palk Strait, though clear on paper, becomes ambiguous due to changing landscapes and security concerns.

This leads to a recurring tension between the two nations as Indian Fisherman constantly venture into Sri Lankan waters on the grounds of straying for livelihood, defying established property norms.

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Abstract 05 : Theft precedes and produces property A continual process that merges theft and commodification in one moment by creating conditions that compel the transfer of Indigenous lands to settlers. Indigenous “ownership” is recognized, but only retroactively, in its negation, underscoring the idea that even something that seemingly belongs to no one can indeed be stolen. It is through this act of theft that land becomes legible as property.

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