The precinct design and placemaking initiative highlights the power of community collaboration and creative thinking.

A sea side derelict piece of land was converted into a rejuvenating park. The place now hosts musical Sunday morning fairs with food and pets.

Extravagant urban infrastructure oriented towards automobiles leave a lot of spaces and edges that neglect people and are dangerous for women and children.

BDD housing is a landmark pre-independence affordable housing at 3 sites within Island City of Mumbai. These low-rise high-density developments provide a high per capita open space, a rarity in the city.

Captain Prakash Pethe Marg, a N-S arterial connector separates two polarised communities of Cuffe Parade in South Mumbai, original fishing village in low-rise high-density development along the seaward side and high-income families in high-rise development on the landward side.

The coastal edge of Cuffe Parade suffers from neglect and is encroached and dilapidated at many places. Carved out of the encroachment, the promenade with pedestrian plazas and a viewing deck adds to the planned open space area of Mumbai.

Creating permanent sidewalk inserts to embed heritage trail clues and mark the traditional axes of Mumbai's original Fort gates achieves several vital objectives.

Dharavi has earned its reputation as one of the world's most significant informal communities, demanding a profound reimagination to pave the way for a brighter future.

The Aspiration Matrix is an attempt to fuse art and mapping techniques, extracted from Tim Brown's Human Centered Design Concept it builds the desirability quotient of the residents of Dharavi.

McCluskiegunj, a unique settlement and a century old homeland, is reminiscent of the once flourishing Anglo-Indian community in the 1930s.

Affordable housing is a critical issue in Mumbai as is in other cities of the World. In today’s real estate market, rental housing is the only sustainable option for affordable housing to the bottom 40% of the population.

This pilot project proposes the implementation of Green Infrastructure for Local Area Planning in MCGM Ward A, Greater Mumbai. It aims to create a sustainable, resilient, and liveable urban environment through comprehensive green infrastructure solutions.

Spatial analysis and planning strategy to ensure Alibaug develops sustainably— balancing tourism, infrastructure capacity, and ecological sensitivity forming a base document for Tourism and Infrastructure Plan for Alibaug 2035.

Renting Realities in Mumbai is a research project conducted by Plural. Rental housing is a cornerstone of adequate housing and a fundamental safeguard of the right to life. This research project analyses the current bottlenecks in policy, finance and real estate that limits rental housing sector in India.