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While every semester is an experiment and a step further into learnings, this spring semester commenced with a hustling study environment where every program is rethinking their ways on how the students learn more in a cohesive way. One of them is to exhibit work for exchange of learnings happening at various study sites and domains.

The spring semester in FP is brimming with enthusiasm and hard work. Students enrolled in Masters in Urban Planning are envisioning to make a Development Plan for the cities of Surat, Rajkot and Bharuch-Ankleshwar. Masters in Urban Design sees students realize a neighborhood level master plan in Gandhinagar by understanding the key elements of urban design while also exploring ways to prepare drawings that communicate better. Masters in Infrastructure program involves students conceptualize an infrastructural plan, its preliminary cost estimates and prepare pilot demonstration proposals while working on the principles of sustainability, inclusiveness and resilience. Students pursuing Masters in Urban Housing are looking forward to unlock housing markets of Vadodara through policies, programs and regulations.

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6 FP PG Spring SemesterSemester End Exhibition Winter 20187th December (Friday) to 11th December (Tuesday)

Winter School10th December (Monday) to 27th December (Thursday)

M.Plan Water Sanitation Studio Final Jury, P.C. CEPT University

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FP Lecture Series kicked off this semester with sessions by Massimo Bricocoli and Neeraj Tyagi, enlightening students of their experiences.

Massimo Bricocoli, MSc in Architecture and PhD in Urban and regional Planning is currently teaching at the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies of Politecnico di Milano and is a visiting faculty at various eminent colleges and universities. He talked about Urban Regeneration in European Cities and social change in post-industrial times. He feels that the design of Urban Policies and Projects needs more focus on people and quality of places.


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A three day National Academia Conclave on Urban Sanitation was jointly organised by National Institute of Urban Affairs (NIUA), New Delhi and CEPT University on 8th, 9th and 10th March.

The Faculty of Planning invited faculty members, sector experts and students from across the country to discuss and learn about water and sanitation. The Sanitation Capacity Building Platform (SBCP) provided a first of its kind platform to discuss and learn about the serious sanitation challenges in the rapidly urbanizing cities of India. The conclave was an incentive for students to learn and explore ideas with experts, academia and activists from across the country.

The NIUA is engaged with academic institutions across the country to introduce non-networked sanitation as an important emerging component of urban sanitation. The conclave brought together 50 faculty members and experts as well as 100 students from across the country on one platform for exploring various ideas through experience in both the academic and professional field.

The first day of the conclave had an open

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by Mr. jagdish Prasad Gupta, IASPrincipal Secretary (Water Supply), Government of Gujarat

Date: 02 nd AprilTime: 06:30 to 08:00 pmVenue: Auditorium

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NACUS Delegates, P.C. Sairavichandra Gollavilli

house discussion between faculty members and experts to mainstream sanitation into the academic curriculum. The second day scheduled several panel discussions, one of which was on the topic of ‘Sanitation in urbanizing India – is there a right way?’ It put across a discussion on crucial topics like public health, gender, human rights and legal issues of sanitation. Students also presented their work on urban sanitation. The third day scheduled an urban charette for all participants to put the ideas learned through the conclave, into practice. A poster-making competition for students, a heritage walk in the old city and a cultural night was also organised as part of the conclave.

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FP Lecture Series- 2019Water managementThe Third Wave

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Winter School 2018, Illustrated by Aditi Rai

The Faculty of Planning is constantly involved in resolving issues pertaining to Indian cities. It conducts numerous short-duration courses in the form of summer winter schools to improve the knowledge of students and professionals in this regard.

This year’s winter schools were aimed at improving the participants’ knowledge on varied aspects in the urban domain. The pedagogy included lectures, exercises as well as immersive field visits.

One of the courses, taught by Prof. Purvi Bhatt and Ar. Lalit Bharti, focussed on proposing urban design policies for public spaces in the mixed-use belt of Auroville. Three courses analysed cities with reference to their water resources. The first, under the guidance of Dr Mona Khakhar and Ms Rutool Sharma, was aimed at analysing the issues faced by the natural water systems of Ahmedabad and Bangalore; the second course examined the inter-relationship of water features with the cultural heritage and socio-economic settings of cities, focussing on the forts of Rajasthan; it was taken up by Prof. Ashwani Kumar. Lastly, under the guidance of Ar. Nitish Vidyadhar and Ar. Tanvi Patil, students analysed the musings around step-wells and their impacts on the surrounding spaces. Proposals in the form of presentations and booklets showcased the learning outcomes of these courses.

Resolving India’s Urban Issues

SWS InternationalAt CEPT, exposure and multi-faceted knowledge is accorded prime importance. Through summer and winter schools held in locations outside India, students get a chance to learn from the best practices around the world. Three international winter schools were organized by the Faculty of Planning this time in Sri Lanka, China and Spain

Focused on learning from transformative urban projects across various cities in Sri Lanka, the course titled Project Case Studies – Resettlement Housing, Waterfronts & Heritage Conservation, Sri Lanka gave the students an opportunity to interact with eminent project proponents and learn about every project’s essential aspects like finance and governance. It was organized by Shirley Ballaney and Bindu Nair.

The course titled Decoding Superblocks: Barcelona was organized by Sandeep Paul. It explored the unique concept of Superblocks that enables walkable cities whilst also achieving higher densities and substantial open spaces. The students experienced and analysed this unique development tool; assessing its merits and demerits.

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CEPT University Thirteenth Convocation19th January (Saturday)

CEPT Academic Festivals Weekend26th January (Saturday) and 27th January (Sunday)

To conclude, the winter schools acted as a platform providing insights on urban issues related to Indian cities, enlightening both students and professionals alike.

Date: 22 nd April to 27th April 2019

Bimal Patel addressing the gathering on Day 02 of NACUS, P.C. Sairavichandra Gollavilli

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The studio pedagogy for first year postgraduate students in Faculty of Planning is focused on understanding how a city develops and the factors which contribute to its development.

The foundation studio titled ‘Understanding the City’ is common for all specializations of Faculty of Planning. The studio focuses on developing an understanding of how a city functions, who are the stakeholders and how various stakeholders respond to spaces, services and infrastructure around. Each student is allotted a precinct of 1 sq.km in the city of Ahmedabad and is expected to analyse various urban aspects of the precinct. The studio is

The course of Bachelors in Urban Design helps students understand urban spaces and identify the issues plaguing them. The course will enable them to design suitable interventions to mitigate these issues.

The students of Bachelors in Urban Design learn to analyse day to day urban spaces and based on how people use and respond to these spaces everyday, identify issues affecting them and try to resolve these. Various studio courses are offered to the students.

‘Urban Parking’ focuses on designing a parking space that integrates with public space and contributes to urban life.

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Masters Program, First semester studio Pedagogy

Bachelors of Urban Design studio Pedagogy

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structured through weekly exercises; each focusing on a specific specialization of the Faculty of Planning. The method of analysis includes stakeholder interviews and site surveys. The students shall learn various data representation techniques, creating various maps, communicating with people and interpreting data.

A writing workshop is introduced as a part of the studio exercise.

Fig 02. Studio discussions, BUD, P.C. Riya Singh

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ONAM CELEBRATIONDate: 20th Sep to 21st Sep, 2019

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Faculty of Planning| CEPT University|Newsletter August 2019, Issue 21

Fig 05: Presentation by Mr.Shantesh Kelvekar, P.C. Harry Gomes

Fig 07: Ice breaking session for 1st Year PG, P.C. Siddharth G.

Fig 08: BUD elections, P.C. Divyashekhar Bhattamisra

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‘Occupied: Graphic anatomy of everyday urban’ deals with designing spatial interventions that are solutions to issues detected in public space.

‘Urban insert: Making of a shared space’ aims to create an integrated interchange node between different modes of transport.

‘The Living Heritage: Co-designing to Revive Historical Identity’ aims to mitigate urban issues in historical neighbourhoods through design interventions.

‘From Utopias to Heterotopias Migrant Housing: Values of Time, Destiny, Culture, and Energy’ focuses on modular housing units by identifying and analysing issues with linking and stacking them.

B.UD INFORMAL TALKS

FP LECTURE SERIES CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIESThe B.UD Informal Talks Series is an initiative taken by the Faculty of Planning to help students gain clarity about the discipline of Urban Design and seeks to inform the students about the scope of the discipline. Practising Urban Designers are called to give informative lectures that are open to all, where they talk about their own experiences in the field.

The Informal Talks session by Mr. Shantesh Kelvekar was held on 9th August, 2019. Mr. Kelvekar has a Bachelor’s in Architecture and a Master’s degree in Urban Design. He is currently practising as a Landscape Urbanist at Reading Grounds, a Bangalore-based landscape and ecological planning studio. He is also the director of an online magazine started by architects that tries to help people break away from theoretical jargon through stories and comics.

Mr. Kelvekar spoke about landscape urbanism and about how architecture is not just about erecting walls, but is also an integral part of the environment surrounding these walls. The first part of the lecture discussed the general perceptions

The monsoon semester commenced with an ice-breaking session and elections, pushing interaction amongst students.

The Ice-breaking session, organized on 27th July, for First Year PG students, was extremely interactive. It informed students about the structure and functioning of the Student’s Council.

FP elections were held amongst UG and PG students, where a ballot followed the manifesto reading and campaigning. The UG elections were held in two phases on 8th May & 19th July; where Siddhraj Desai was

This month we got a glimpse of the planning perspective in New Zealand. A lecture on “Effects-based Planning: Driving Innovation and Resilience” was delivered on August 19, 2019 by Dr Hamish Rennie, Associate Professor, Department of Environmental Management, Lincoln University, New Zealand.

Many countries are shifting from traditional planning methods to unconventional ones. In this lecture, Dr Rennie began with the inefficiency of the top-down Master Plan and Land Use Capability classification system. He emphasised on Effect-based planning as it sustainably manages rates and impacts the use of resources to enable present and future generations to meet reasonably foreseeable needs.

He talked about market-based approach, where the developer is responsible for the sustainability of the plot and must propose a

about landscape, while the second part spoke about the beginning of landscape urbanism and its importance in urban spaces.

The lecture concluded with a talk about how lightly one tends to take the environment, in day-to-day life. He gave the example of a temple, which was initially just an idol underneath a tree; ironically enough, the same tree later is cut down to construct a building.

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solution which is acceptable to the community. There have been cases where change in land use has boosted the economy, like the Geesin family’s grape vineyard and marine farms that solved the problems of yachts. A regular supervision is conducted to check the implementation of rules as per the Master Plan.

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The month of August was filled with creativity that was witnessed in the celebration of two major events - Independence Day and Janmashthami.

The Independence Day celebrations commenced with unfurling of the Tricolour. The celebrations progressed with soulful performances by the University Choir and beautiful group dances. The event came to an end with a vote of thanks by Dr. Bimal Patel.

The Cultural Night for Janmashtmi, organised by FP students on 23rd August, showcased a variety of talents by students from all faculties. The performances were followed by Krishna Puja and the inseparable essence of CEPT, the garba. The following day witnessed Matki Phod, where all the students participated in groups to represent their faculty. This eventful month has marked the gateway for a bright year ahead.

declared as the President, Sakshi Naphade as the Academic Secretary, Vishesh Mahnot as the Administrative Secretary, Khushi Patel as the Sports Secretary, Divyashekhar Bhattamisra as the Cultural Secretary, Hariyali Gajera as the Election Commisioner and Ridhi Gondaliya as Deputy Election Commissioner. PG elections were declared on 2nd August, where Koushik Krishna was declared as the President, Sophiya Islam as the Academic Secretary, Utpal Choudhary as the Administrative Secretary, Sohab Shaquib as the Sports Secretary, Gunjan Jangid as the Cultural Secretary, Berjis Driver as the Election Commisioner and Harshal Katekar as Deputy Election Commissioner.

Independence Day and Janmashthami celebration

Fig 12: Flag Hoisting, P.C. CEPT Communication office

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Fig 09: PG Elections results announcement , P.C. Asmita Ganar

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Fig 14: Lord Krishna aarti (Janmashtami), P.C. Asmita Ganar

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This newsletter is a student body initiative. For any suggestions, feedback and queries write to us at - [email protected]

Mr. Rushabh Hemani is an environmental planner from the 2003 batch of the Faculty of Planning with a bachelor’s degree in construction technology also from CEPT University. Mr Hemani has a gamut of experience in the field of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)

SK: How are you currently associated with the profession?

RH: I am currently working as WASH Specialist with UNICEF.

SK: Could you briefly describe your work profile?

RH: My work entails working with Government and civil society organisations to support implementation of the national

Mr Rushabh Hemani

KNOW YOUR ALUMINI flagship programme on water and sanitation for the most marginalised and vulnerable communities with a particular focus on children and women. I had an opportunity to work with UNICEF in the area of WASH in diverse states of Gujarat, Chhattisgarh, Assam and Rajasthan, all unique with different set of challenges and opportunities.

SK: How has CEPT helped in shaping you career and how was the transition from student life to becoming a professional?

RH: Professional life is quite different from college life. However, the skills acquired in CEPT allowed in an easier transition for me. The laboratories and studio exercises exposed me to the tools which I still use in my profession. During my college days, opportunity to interact with classmates from different area of specialisation has enabled me in my work to coordinate better with my diverse team, allowing effective communication with them and achieving sustained results for children. CEPT acted as a platform to exchange ideas, debate and discuss on a gamut of topics; this further made me a good learner, a quintessential skill in professional life.SK: What was your experience in CEPT beyond academics?

RH: Celebration of festivals, cultural activities and the annual festivals are reminiscent of creativity at its best. And, of course, the Garba!

SK: What would be your message to the current students?

RH: Be an active participant in college activities; maximise the platform that

LAP around Transit, an illustrated handbook for Indian Cities, was released on 5th August, 2019 after a thorough research on the same since June 2017.

Research on the topic commenced in June 2017, with an intent to contextualize TOD in case of Indian cities. Based on the research headed by Prof. Rutul Joshi, a manual was prepared for other cities in the form of an illustrated handbook, ‘LAP around Transit’, which released on 5th August, 2019 in collaboration with Town and Country Planning Organisation (TCPO), Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA), SHAKTI Sustainable Energy Foundation and CEPT University. The handbook is coordinated by Mr. Joshi along with research associates Prasanth Narayana, Anshula Menon and Ananya Ramesh. Many students too have contributed towards the research carried out in different cities regarding the subject. It talks about development around transit while emphasizing that TOD is not just limited to vertical expansion. It has more to do with accessibility then proximity.

Local Area Plan (LAP) around Transit

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Fig 16: Mr. Rushabh Hemani

Fig 17: Handbook release ‘LAP around Transit’, P.C. CEPT Communication office

CEPT provides. I am reminded of a statement by our ex-director during my joining of graduation programme in 1995, “CEPT is like a flowing river, make the most of this opportunity by gathering as much knowledge as possible”. Also, I would suggest that students can consciously choose courses/ electives and assignments in their chosen area of interest and build on it over every semester, this will help while moving into professional world.

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