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Area planning lab  CEPT University

                      SABARMATI RIVER FRONT DEVELOPMENT
                                Ahmedabad, Gujarat
                                                                                               August 2009  October 2009

The Sabarmati riverfront development was the project which intended to synchronize and develop two culturally diversified
banks of the river Sabarmati in Gujarat. This project is an undergoing project since 1964 under HPCDM in Ahmedabad. As a
part of our academic curriculum we studied 1.5 km long stretch of this river from Gandhi Bridge to Nehru Bridge. The aim of
this study was to unify and develop the urban character of the river which is passing through the centre of the Ahmedabad
city. Various studies were carried out to understand the socio-economic character of the river. It was found that both of the
banks the eastern and the western differed substantially in their characters, One being of economic importance and other
being of heritage importance due to the presence of fortress wall.




Aim of the study: To develop the urban character of the riverfront in unison with the existing citys character.

The project required extensive study in various          Analysis:
socio- economic parameters of the site for which             The western bank of the river was mainly commercial while
various studies were carried out such as:-                      the eastern bank consisted of encroached housing societies
     Comparative analysis of the past proposals                and structures of heritage importance.
     Environmental studies                                  The road network leading to the riverfront was poorly
     Transit oriented studies.                                 developed.
     Real estate studies                                    Strom water drains on the eastern side are poorly developed
     Socio-economic studies                                    and water logging problem occurs during the rainy season
     Demographic studies                                    Eastern side of the river is insufficient to cater the future
     Site activity mapping                                     developments.
     Land use studies etc




     Redesigned road network                       Proposed green areas                       Views of both banks

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  • 1. Area planning lab CEPT University SABARMATI RIVER FRONT DEVELOPMENT Ahmedabad, Gujarat August 2009 October 2009 The Sabarmati riverfront development was the project which intended to synchronize and develop two culturally diversified banks of the river Sabarmati in Gujarat. This project is an undergoing project since 1964 under HPCDM in Ahmedabad. As a part of our academic curriculum we studied 1.5 km long stretch of this river from Gandhi Bridge to Nehru Bridge. The aim of this study was to unify and develop the urban character of the river which is passing through the centre of the Ahmedabad city. Various studies were carried out to understand the socio-economic character of the river. It was found that both of the banks the eastern and the western differed substantially in their characters, One being of economic importance and other being of heritage importance due to the presence of fortress wall. Aim of the study: To develop the urban character of the riverfront in unison with the existing citys character. The project required extensive study in various Analysis: socio- economic parameters of the site for which The western bank of the river was mainly commercial while various studies were carried out such as:- the eastern bank consisted of encroached housing societies Comparative analysis of the past proposals and structures of heritage importance. Environmental studies The road network leading to the riverfront was poorly Transit oriented studies. developed. Real estate studies Strom water drains on the eastern side are poorly developed Socio-economic studies and water logging problem occurs during the rainy season Demographic studies Eastern side of the river is insufficient to cater the future Site activity mapping developments. Land use studies etc Redesigned road network Proposed green areas Views of both banks