found 02 - open/ equitable/ efficient
As a resolution to identify and describe fundamental interactions of the individual and the urban environment, the government institutes Development Plans. Development Plans apportion amenities, opportunities, domains and spheres, within which the individual within society can relate, subsist and prosper. With the exponential rate of Mumbai’s growth, classical planning has failed to trace and respond to what now constitutes a crisis of massive proportions. Instrumental rationality and conviction in zoning / land acquisition in the archaic comprehensive plan has proven to be unfavourable when contending with the development of sustainable urban communities. With new perspectives on the role of public participation, the Urban Design Research Institute anticipates a reformation in the planning regime and looks to broader inclusionary policy interventions to deliver a transformed approach...