• THERMAL PERFORMANCE OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN COLD CLIMATE 

  Sarla, Thakur Gargi Sanjay (I I T ROORKEE, 2018-06)

  India is home to a wide variety of climatic regions and different types of materials, techniques, strategies for the architectural design are needed in each different climatic region. The industrializations and mass ...
• SPATIAL IMPACT OF DESIGN ELEMENTS ON HUMAN SENSES -A CASE ANALYSIS OF COFFEE SHOPS 

  Kaur, Japleen (I I T ROORKEE, 2019-05)

  A spatial experience holistically intertwines with the users, when the environment responds to their needs with such harmony, that users thrive not only physically, but also mentally and spiritually. Such an environment ...
• INNOVATIVE FINANCING FOR URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE AND MUNICIPAL SERVICES IN CHANDIGARH CITY 

  Garg, Divyam (I I T ROORKEE, 2019-05)

  With urbanisation spreading across the globe, it has become imperative upon the governments to regulate it and ensure that it takes place in a sustainable manner. Most of this urbanisation will take place in countries which ...
• THESIS TITLE: PLANNING STRATEGIES TO MITIGATE URBAN FLOOD IN DHAKA CITY: A CASE OF KALLYANPUR ZONE 

  Shahriar, Bushra (I I T ROORKEE, 2017-05)

  Bangladesh may be a developing country. Dhaka, the capital town of East Pakistan, is that the center of all development activities. Credit goes to unplanned rise of development activities ends up in important issues for ...
• PLANNING FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF LEH DISTRICT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR 

  Agrawal, Abhishek (I I T ROORKEE, 2019-05)

  are a source of such key resources as minerals, forest products and agricultural products and of recreation. As a major ecosystem representing the complex and interrelated ecology of our planet, mountain environments are ...
• PLANNING STRATEGIES FOR WALKABLE NEIGHBOURHOODS IN LUCKNOW CITY 

  Tiwari, Arpit (I I T ROORKEE, 2019-06)

  Urban transportation is facing a lots of challenge in a country like India, where nothing has went well for the first half of last century. Things have not gone better too since then. But now is the time to decide our ...
• IMPACT OF BUILT FORM ON URBAN FLOODING IN GURUGRAM 

  Agarwal, Nishant (I I T ROORKEE, 2019-06)

  In Tamil Nadu, Chennai and various other parts were impacted by the devastating floods during November and December in year in year 2015, claimed about 400 lives and caused economic damages enormously. The event mentioned ...
• PLANNING STRATEGIES FOR URBAN RENEWAL OF CORE AREA IN NAGPUR CITY 

  Dixit, Rishikesh (I I T ROORKEE, 2019-06)

  Many Indian cities are facing enormous level of urbanization which is putting excessive pressure on the infrastructure and resources, especially on inner-city areas or core areas. People in these areas are facing acute ...
• DESIGN GUIDELINES FOR INCLUSION OF CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES IN SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTS 

  P., Tejaswini (I I T ROORKEE, 2019-06)

  The current mandate of free and compulsory education for all children aged 6-14 years in India is based on the principle of inclusive education. Behind this constructive move is the recognition of education as a fundamental ...
• URBAN FURNITURE AND HUMAN INCLUSION IN PUBLIC SPACES 

  Arif, Saniya (I I T ROORKEE, 2019-06)

  The urban landscape is composed of tangible and intangible elements that co-exist to form the public realm. An integral part of this landscape, ‘urban furniture’ consists of all the static things that make urban spaces ...
• A MICROCLIMATE STUDY OF URBAN NEIGHBOURHOOD PARKS IN GURUGRAM 

  Nawani, Akhil (I I T ROORKEE, 2019-06)

  Green spaces are considered important natural and human centric spaces in a city. They are considered essential to allow the proper functioning of the natural ecosystem in an urban environment. They are not only necessary ...
• PLANNING FOR OPTIMUM USE OF PUBLIC LAND IN AHMEDABAD 

  Ashok, Chhatpar Niraj (I I T ROORKEE, 2019-06)

  With an avid interest of the urban land management and the process of provisioning of the infrastructure amenities of a city and their aspects, I set out to understand the importance of how the unutilized vacant lands in ...
• REVITALIZING THE OLD CITY CORE, TASHKENT CITY, UZBEKISTAN 

  Khaitova, Nargiza (I I T ROORKEE, 2019-06)

  The Old City Core is a historic core, the place where the city originates. With time City Cores become misfit to the old city because of increasing of population or changing functions, scale and they are unable to provide ...
• IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON ENERGY DEMAND OF A MID RISE OFFICE BUILDING – A CASE OF NEW DELHI 

  Jha, Chinmay (I I T ROORKEE, 2018-05)

  Climate change is a most concerning issue in the last few decades. As per the IPCC (Emission Scenarios) [1] this phenomenon is expected to result in a global temperature increase of 1.5 °C. Apart from its impact on annual ...
• IMPACT OF MUTUAL SHADING ON ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN A MID-RISE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING 

  Singh, Amandeep (I I T ROORKEE, 2019-06)

  Human population increase and economic growth agendas (e.g. MBIE, 2015) increase the pressure on natural resources and ecosystems around the world (MEA, 2005). Even more, production needs to be realized from the same finite ...
• AGE FRIENDLY STREETS FOR ELDERLY POPULATION IN URBAN VILLAGES OF DELHI 

  Verma, Sachin (I I T ROORKEE, 2019-06)

  Streets are the primary unit of city experience. In Indian context street plays a very important role as streets as streets are core component of the community structure in Indian neighbourhoods. After rigorous urban ...
• THE PRODUCTION OF REFUGEE PLACE IN TIME: CASE OF TIBETAN REFUGEES 

  S, Indu (I I T ROORKEE, 2019-05)

  Life of a refugee is suspended between two places: the country of their origin and the country of asylum. According to UNHCR, there are 25.4 million refugees worldwide. Out of the total of 209234 refugees in India, more ...
• GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT OF WATER RESOURCES IN PUNE CITY: A COMMON POOL RESOURCE APPROACH 

  Pawar, Prachi Aniruddha (IIT Roorkee, 2017-05)
• SLUM IMPROVEMENT STRATEGIES FOR TAJGANJ, AGRA CITY 

  Khushreshtha, Vaibhav (IIT ROORKEE, 2015-05)

  India is urbanizing day by day. It is one of the fastest developing countries with many metropolitan cities (e.g. Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Delhi and Chennai). During last two decades; migration from villages ...
• PLANNING IMPLICATIONS OF THE EAST-WEST SEAPORT INDUSTRIAL CORRIDOR ON CHENNAI REGION 

  Satheesh, Arjun (IIT ROORKEE, 2015-05)

  India is the tenth largest economy in the world in terms of nominal GDP as of March 2014 and is expected to hold this position for a few more years. India is the third largest economy in the world when the GDP is adjusted ...

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