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Pedestrianisation Strategies for Aminabad

The document presents a case study on the pedestrianization of commercial areas in Aminabad and Chowk, Lucknow, highlighting current issues such as traffic congestion, lack of pedestrian infrastructure, and governance challenges. It offers recommendations for improvement, including the implementation of underground parking, enhanced pedestrian facilities, and traffic management strategies. Comparisons are made with similar areas in Pune, emphasizing the need for better urban design and management to enhance walkability and commercial viability.

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Pedestrianisation Strategies for Aminabad

The document presents a case study on the pedestrianization of commercial areas in Aminabad and Chowk, Lucknow, highlighting current issues such as traffic congestion, lack of pedestrian infrastructure, and governance challenges. It offers recommendations for improvement, including the implementation of underground parking, enhanced pedestrian facilities, and traffic management strategies. Comparisons are made with similar areas in Pune, emphasizing the need for better urban design and management to enhance walkability and commercial viability.

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PEDESTRIANISATION OF COMMERCIAL

AREA:
A Case Study of Aminabad, Lucknow

Prepared By-
Guided By- Additya Tayade 111714001
Mrs. Amruta Amey Kakirde Mohit Agrawal 111714002
Mangesh Bhaskar 111714008
Asst. Professor- Town Planning Section,
Shreyash Kaware 111714031
Civil Engineering Department,
Bhagwat Biradar 111714055
College of Engineering Pune
Ambadas Maske 111714062
CONTENT
Introduction - Aminabad

Issues in Aminabad

RECOMMENDATIONS AND STARTEGIES

Comparing issues with Juna Bazaar,Pune

Introduction - chandi chowk

Issues in chandi chowk

RECOMMENDATIONS AND STARTEGIES

Comparing issues with Laxmi Road,Pune


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1.1 Study Area
Lucknow is the capital city of most populous state of India i.e. Uttar Pradesh. Fastest growing metropolitan
city traditionally known for its rich cultural heritage.
1.2 Current Scheme/Mission:
Smart city Mission &HRIDAY City Population: 3.3 MN (2017) (Primary Survey, 2017) Zone – 4 Ward
Population-15,832persons (2017)

Aminabad 1990 Aminabad 2017


Rationale for Selection of Lucknow City
Lucknow is soon going to receive MRTS (Mass fast Transit System). That is not just going to facilitate
the activity development on streets additionally increment the person on foot development at MRTS hubs.

Sr no. City Walkability index score Average walkability index

1. Lucknow 31(Poor) 50

2. Mumbai 52 50

3. Chandigarh 86 50

4. Venice 99 50

5. Pune 54 50
Rationale for Selection of Aminabad
• Aminabad has highest flow of pedestrians and so goes for the other areas.
• Line Width indicates the range of the pedestrian level of services as Width increases level of services
decreases.

Chart- 1: Comparative Analysis of Commercial Areas of Lucknow


Rationale for Selection of Nazirabad Road
• Under Smart City Mission for Lucknow Area based development is recommended for Aminabad market under
which is recommended to make Nazirabad Road as the only-pedestrian zone.

Map-1: Humanitarian Routes –Aminabad Chart- 2: Volume-Capacity Ratio (V/C)


LANDUSE MAP

Map-2: Landuse Map of Aminabad, 2017 Chart-3: Existing Landuse Distribution (in %) -
2017, Aminabad
ISSUE IN AMINABAD

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ISSUE IN AMINABAD
Traffic Conditions: Mostly Pedestrian Traffic and auto rickshaws yet congested because of street
shopping.
Major issue: Uncontrolled Encroachments by peddlers and sellers causing Heavy blockage due to on-
street stopping.

•In recent years, Commercial Street transitioned from a mixed-use area to a business centre.
• In the process, and furthered by rapid motorization, the street lost its charm while paving the way for
automobile dependent customers.

Mixed use area Traffic Congestion

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Road Inventory
Given below is the Existing Scenario of facilities which should have been present as per norms
in aminabad.

Sidewalk, Highest Pedestrian Flow, Streetlight, Eateries, Police Booth, Narrow


Street (<15m) Para-transit Node, Hawkers & Vendors, Parking

Vegetation, Benches, Dustbin, Signage, Kerb Stones, Drinking Water, Artwork,


MUZ, Foot over Bridge, Subway, PCO, Planning for Disabilities, Public Toilet,
Emergency Route

Present Absent

Source: - Primary Survey, 2017

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OTHER ISSUES
Pedestrian Infrastructure-
No provision of basic pedestrian infrastructure benches, streetlights, public toilets, signage’s, Kerbstones,
trees, universal design etc.

Governance-
Lack in implementation of National Level schemes like National Policy for urban street vendors & provision of
dustbins, designated hawkers space, shelter for hawkers which should have been provided as per the national policy
for urban street vendors-2009 .
PARKING DEMAND ANALYSIS
• Fulfilling the above parking demand with Pedestrianisation will encourage more and more people to use
off-street parking facility rather than on-street and will attract more people towards the market.
• Insufficient parking capacity to cater the flow of the market which is expected to increase after
Pedestrianisation. As About 80% of the people park their vehicles on-street as per their convenience
encroaching the carriage way.

Day 2W 4W Demand - Demand-


2W 4W

Weekday 18% - 505 11% - 308 205 128

Weekend 25% - 533 13% - 277 233 97

Source: - Primary Survey, 2017 Source: - Primary Survey, 2017

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RECOMMENDATIONS AND STARTEGIES

•Municipal Corporation should revise its architectural controls mainly for the renovation and building size.
•It is recommended to put shed all over the footpath stretch if possible for pedestrians.
•If required in future, Underground parking can be provided below Hanuman mandir and recommended facilities can be
replicated to other stretches in the area too.
•Valet Parking all the people who come to the market &park their vehicles in off-street parking

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RECOMMENDATIONS AND STARTEGIES
•Free Parking Permits Issued to the residents and priced parking for rest all of the people to get parking self
financed.
•Other facilities that should be provided at the stretch Resurfaced Pavements, Sensors, CCTV Camera,
Landscaping, Artwork, Dustbins, Vegetation, Public Toilet, Benches, MUZ, Universal Design, Shelter

Existing After Strategies Implemented

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Comparing issues with Juna
Bazaar,Pune

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Comparing issues with Juna Bazaar,Pune
1. Juna Bazar is located in the midst of the city along
Ambedkar Wellesly Road Mangalwar peth.
2. River Mutha flows along the left boundary of the
slum
3. The vacant space near area attracts the commercial
population
Location of Juna Bazaar,Pune
Landuse Comparison

Aminabad Juna Bazaar,Pune


Issues

Lack of pedestrianization Lack of Traffic Management Lack of Governance


Issues

Lack of parking Lack of Security Pollution to River


Strategies which we can implement
Underground
parking

Riverside Zoning of
development spaces

Redevelopment Restriction of
Schemes vehicular traffic

Traffic diversion put shed all over


at peak hour the footpath
A CASE STUDY OF:

CHANDI CHOWK,
LUCKNOW……….

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INTRODUCTION-CHOWK,LUCKNOW

•Chowk is among the oldest continuous inhabited areas of Lucknow.


•Significant settlement and commercial activity date back to around 16 and 17
century.
•In the end of 18 century when Lucknow became the capital of Awadh ,Chowk
came to be known as hub of dense of fine artisanal work and intense
commercial dealings.
LOCATION-CHOWK ,LUCKNOW
Lucknow is divided into two sectors western and
eastern.

Chowk lies in the old city part in the western sector


,south of River Gomti.

Major roads that define the extent of the area are


Victoria Street ,Kamla Nehru Marg and NH-25

Major commercial spine street is there in Chowk

The street originates from Gol Darwaza at Chowk


chauraha and it terminates at Akbari Darwaza

Commercial
Stretch in
Chowk
DEMOGRAPHICS
Chowk is a District 1 of Lucknow with a population of 287335.

Chowk is most densely populated area with existing density of 600 pph.

Out of 6 zones of Lucknow ,Chowk comes under Zone 6 and Ward 105.
STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE -CHOWK
Streets
Darul-Safa
envisage small
“Lane of old
commercial
Hospitals”
One of the establishment Market of gold
oldest markets ,silver Nawabi Culture
in Lucknow ,precious Religious shops blended
stones etc. buildings with modern
business

Cultural Religious

Darul Safa -Chowk


Markets in Chowk
Existing Issues
And Strategy …..
METHODOLOGY
Selection of Major Markets

Conducting Primary survey

Activity Mapping

Preparation of proposal plan

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Food Street Of Chandi Chowk
In order to identify various issues primary survey was conducted in major markets.

Nawab Food Stall • Known for Biryani in whole city.

Major Issues are-


• Unhygienic environment
• Unavailability of required cooking and
sitting space
• Parking in front of shop on road
• Improper infrastructure

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Issues of chandi chowk food streets
Old Sweet shop Dhabas Old shopping market

• Encroachment on shops. • Requirement of façade • Congestion and thefts during


• No parking facilities. treatment and festivals.
• Parking • No sitting areas.
• Anaesthetic appearance. • No proper sanitation facilities.

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Comparison with urban design
elements
Sr.N Design Elements Existing Scenarios
o

1 Skyline Inappropriate skyline which degrades heritage character of market.

2 Parking No parking facilities

3 Landscaping No green areas , no space for fresh air ,which lacks in aesthetical characteristics of
area.

4 Service areas and No area for sitting, chatting, eating, area lacks in public facilities like toilets and
public facilities drinking water facilities.

5 Building materials Old dilapidated buildings, with old material and adds black in white.

6 Lighting No lights at many places which results in unsafe areas .

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Existing Loopholes In Design Aspects

Skyline and area characteristics Parking Landscaping and Aesthetics

Service areas and public facilities Building materials and aesthetics Lighting and safety
Survey Findings

Loss of built
heritage.

Improper Degraded street


Signages . façade.

Lack of physical Encroachment


Infrastructure. on street.

Parking and
congestion

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STRATEGIES…..

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PROPOSALS -
• One way vehicular movement out of chandi
chowk street.
• Redirecting heavy loaded vehicles and parking
on street.
• Proposal for trees and green shrubs along
street.
• Proposal of sitting area along with 200 new
street LED lights.
• Renovation plan for old market.
• Plan for formalising informal market. Traffic management plan
Master plan of study area.
for chandi chowk street.

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Comparison with best urban street design case studies:

Atlanta Dublin
Strategy
• Planning for present with envisaging future needs – SUSTAINABILITY.
• Preparation of plan which is socially adaptable, economically feasible and
environmentally viable –
INTERGERATED AND COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT.

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Comparing issues with Laxmi
Road,Pune

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LAXMI ROAD, PUNE

Market as old as independent India with various of


products and heavy people…

Original market in kasbapeth. Moved to laxmi road in 1940.


Other people believe that the market was built and planned separately
in 1940’s and completed in 1952.

• Majority of the shops are clothes and khadi.


• Most of the crowd gathers in festive season.
• Named after wife of Dagduseth Halwai.

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COMPARISON
CHANDI CHOWK
LAXMI ROAD

More than 350 years old market and street designed. 70 years old market with uncertain info of its establishment.
A long street joining two Major landmarks, red fort and fountain chowk A average length patch compared to chandani chowk market.
Nationally established wholesale market for all type of goods Well known local market mainly famous for cloth market khadi.
Differentiation for types of hawkers. No defined sectors In the designing for hawkers.
Issues: Issues:
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Has many old structures and maintained up to great extent. The old wadas are in dilapidated state mostly.
Renewal policies in the 2021 master plan of Delhi for the Chandani chowk. No provision if renovation in the master plan.

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Plan for NMV in chowk Plan for tram in chowk

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THANK YOU……

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