Slum Networking of Indore City

Location: Indore, India (South Asia)
Architect: Himanshu Parikh
Client: Indore Development Authority
Completed: 1997
Site size: 8'000'000 m²

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Slum Networking of Indore City Project Brief

Slum Networking is a community driven approach which sees slums not as resource draining liabilities, but as opportunities of sustainable change for the city as a whole. The programme involves the building of low-cost service trunks which include gravity-based systems of sewerage and storm drainage, the planting of gardens, and the surfacing of roads. In addition, 120 community halls have been constructed for health, educational, and training activities.

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