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Designing an inclusive street market for the historic Gandhi Bazaar through a participatory design process

Gandhi Bazaar is a street full of life, engaging a variety of people, and home to numerous restaurants, shops, banks and office. Gandhi Bazaar Main Road is about 700m long. Gandhi Bazaar street market functions throughout the year and provides a setting for numerous lives and livelihoods. Located in the planned residential neighbourhood of Basavanagudi (established in 1898) in the southern part of Bengaluru, Gandhi Bazaar is lined with retail shops, restaurants, banks, offices and other commercial uses. Informal vending of fruits, flowers and vegetables along this street started about 80-100 years ago. Over time it has matured into a full-fledged street market, supporting both formal and informal retail. The Street Market is now congested and poorly managed. The street is clogged with vehicular traffic and the narrow footpaths congested with vendors and pedestrians. The solid waste management is not supported with appropriate design and planning. The informal, historic and diverse use / culture of the street needs a new understanding and sensitive design that will be inclusive and participatory.

Aim: The spatial infrastructure plan for Gandhi Bazaar Main Road and the Gandhi Bazaar street market is prepared with the aim to enhance it as a vibrant and inclusive Socio-cultural space, while making it economically efficient, safe, accessible, clean, green and comfortable for all users. The design framework will be inclusive, flexible and anticipatory of future changes and the diverse needs of various actors in the market street, and be financially viable. It will ensure compliance with all applicable local, state and national laws having spatial implications. Short-term and long-term solutions will be proposed for its implementation and it will serve as a prototype that will demonstrate how other markets can create similar frameworkssuited to their unique context.

Objectives - a)To develop a spatial infrastructure design that provides an approach and a framework for improving the physical, social and health conditions of Gandhi Bazaar Street Market and Main Road, through a participatory planning process b)To prepare detailed project reports and terms of reference to implement the plan

The scope of the spatial planning project is to plan and design the spatial infrastructure for Gandhi Bazaar Street Market and Gandhi Bazaar Main Road with an emphasis on the fruit and vegetable market. This includes the following activities: • Preparation of a public participatory process in coordination with DULT and the Management consultants to engage with the necessary stakeholders; • Preparation of three design scenarios through a public participatory process including consultations with the necessary government agencies as well as other stakeholders; and • Develop a preferred design scenario with the approval of all government agencies and stakeholders; • Prepare a Detailed Project Report (DPR) and Terms of Reference (ToR) along with identification of sub-projects in order of priority to plan for finances to implement them. The proposals recommending an operations and management strategy for implementing the Street Vendors Act, and the spatial plan proposals arenot within the scope of this project. This has been undertaken as a separate consultancy with ESG commissioned by GIZ.

The Urban Design Strategy Gandhi Bazaar Street Market is a local and city level destination for a variety of activities and goods. The rich cultural heritage, variety in building uses & institutions, parks, play grounds, schools, colleges, hospitals, and other commercial buildings, greenery (street trees and large parks) contribute to a rich and diverse character of place. Strategies at a larger scale were developed to conserve the cultural landscape and heritage; 1. Encourage walking and gathering for social interaction and enhancing business opportunities 2. Minimise vehicular traffic to create pollution free and safe environment for people. 3. Link to activity generators, major landmarks and public amenities and institutions. 4. Connect existing retail and vending activity areas. 5. Make access safe and conventient by providing alternate modes of transport including bicycles and electric vehicles. 6. Provide access to two-wheeler and car parking at walkable distances from shopping and work areas.

Street section of the preferred scenario

The following urban design guidelines will help implement the urban design strategies and vision. These guidelines relate to both the spatial design and management strategies for street markets. The design principles are indicated in BOLD. 1. Promote DIVERSITY of functions and uses and maintain street VITALITY to attract various user groups to the street market. 2. Sustain INFORMALITY of street activities to enhance diversity and richness in public life. 3. Nurture a SENSE OF COLLECTIVE MEMORY to recognize the historicity of the place and its heritage values 4. Strengthen the ROBUSTNESS and ADAPTABILITY of the place to ensure long term sustenance and economic viability. 5. Enhance IMAGEABILITY of the street market to give it a distinct character and image 6. Promote INCLUSIVENESS and GENDER SENSITIVITY to make it an active public commons 7. Ensure ACCESSIBILITY to all parts of the street to encourage different users to experience the market. 8. Ensure SAFETY and SECURITY of all users.

The Recommended Street Design is based on the studies undertaken, the input of the public obtained through the public participatory process and interactions with government agencies, the consultant team recommended the design shown above with the following key strategies: 1. Link the two parks (Ramakrishna Ashram Circle Park and Tagore Park), which today are mere traffic islands, to the Bazaar street and its activities. 2. Enhance the pedestrian environment and create a safe, clean, green and active pedestrian walkway from the Flower market building to Karanji Anjaneya Circle. 3. Activate the edges of the buildings and shops to encourage street activity and enhance the shopping experience. 4. Introduce outdoor spaces for social interaction, seating, and cultural events at places such as eateries, restaurants and where people gather on the street. 5. Restrict traffic and vehicular functions such as parking for autos and vehicles to intersections and selected areas to maintain a pollution free walking environment. 6. Facilitate accessibility to shops, restaurants, offices and other services by providing two and four wheeler parking within walking distance.

Preferred scenario - Gandhi Bazaar Circle

Preferred scenario - Towards Ram Krishna Ashram Circle

INDIA HABITAT CENTRE, BANGALORE

India Habitat Centre 52, Race Course Road, Bangalore, Karnataka-001 The IHC is a Cultural and a Conventional Centre that would provide a physical environment which would serve as a catalyst for a synergetic relationship between individuals and institutions working in diverse habitat related areas and therefore, maximise their total effectiveness. To facilitate this interaction, the culture provides a range of facilities. LOCATION, 52, RACE COURSE ROAD The Bangalore Turf Club and Race Course are getting shifted on the outskirts of Bangalore making it a perfect site for I.H.C., Bangalore. THE LANDMARK [INDIA HABITAT CENTRE] BANGALORE Bangalore doesn’t have a large open space for public events, hence creating one in the Heart of the city. The I.H.C. would be JUXTAPOSITIONED for the site, as it is surrounded by major nodes/ locations such as Cubbon Park, Golf Course, ChitrakalaParishad, Freedom Park, bringing together all classes of people ranging from school/ college kids to old people. The Building has been developed/ zoned vertically according to the LINEAR SITE! FORMAL SPACES are Prop- Cantilevered/ Suspended over the informal area on Ground Floor creating a link between both. The Food Court is kept above the Prop- Cantilever Sandwiching the formal and informal activities together keeping the building and spaces alive/ bustling with activities. I.H.C. Bangalore, A Cultural and a Conventional Centre . The CULTURAL / INFORMAL Space is on the floors above. The access to both cultural and conventional areas are separate. Cultural having a direct access from road and convention has a more formal and separate road coming into the site for its access The AUDITORIUM/ O.A.T acts as a link between both formal and informal space, the food court on 5th floor gives an opportunity for intermingling of the formal and informal spaces and people. The Private area houses a GYM, Spa, Pool and Guest Rooms, Recreational Area for MEMBERS of the I.H.C. A coffee shop (24 x 7 ) Along the edge of the Road towards the formal area gives it a transition feel from informal to formal space. The surface parking and the coffee shop together will bring in the Night crawlers / College students bringing up the night life. The Basement Parking can be used by the residents at night generating revenue and security.

Facilities at I.H.C., Bangalore • Cultural Area (Art and Craft/ Food Kiosk) • Convention Areas • Banquet • Food Court • Auditorium • Open Air Theatre • 24 x 7 Coffee Shop • Parking (Surface +Basement) • Library • Admin and Service • Recreational Area (For Members) • Guest Rooms ( For Members) • Gym, Spa and Pool (For Members) STRUCTURE • Shear Walls– A structural system composed of braced panels to counter the effects of lateral loading acting on structure. • Steel Structure – To make the building lightweight and of a larger span without the use of columns according to requirement. • Prop- Cantilever / Supsension – Formal Space is Prop-cantilevered over the informal space. The building core and main building acts the support to the structure. It is further supported by the Suspension cables attached to the main building. • Truss- system – It is the Main support for the steel structure and larger span without columns. Also the truss system has been used such that it adds to the Aesthetic / Visual appeal of the building.

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The Most Viewed B.Arch thesis projects in 2018

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On many counts, the year 2018 has been incredible for us at ALive!. First, we reached a new milestone of 350,000 views from nearly 200,000 visitors.

Second, in addition to architectural and interior design projects, we also published many op-eds, ideas, thesis projects and research. We started publishing Thesis projects last year and this year too we were overwhelmed with the number of requests to publish thesis projects from architecture students across India and even Bangladesh. B.Arch Thesis projects have been a great source of inspiration for many students and teachers. We thank everyone who submitted their projects for publication and also those who shared them on Social Media, to ensure that the information reaches the maximum people. If you wish to submit your thesis, or an architectural project, click on the link below.

Among all the B.Arch thesis projects published in 2018, we are happy to share the list of five most viewed thesis projects below.

5. Urban Food Hub, INA At New Delhi by Vipanchi Handa, SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE, DELHI

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3. Memorial for the rebels of land, at Pahartali, Chittagong – Md. Hansat, Bangladesh University

Guides and Advisors: Ar. Kazi Tarannum Hossain, Ar. Sefat Sultana, Ar. Mithun Chandra Nath., Ar. Iqbal Habib,, Ar. Bikash Saud Ansary, Ar. Qazi M. Arif, Ar. N R Khan

2. JASHN-e-PUNJAB By Harkunwar Singh Kanwal, School of Planning and Architecture, Delhi

Thesis Guide: Ar. Manish Gulati and Ar. Sambuddha Sen

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Guides: Ar. Ritu Gulati, Ar. Shikhar Singh

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Project: CINNAMON – a boutique store to be housed in a dilapidated building from the 19th century. Location: Gangadhar Chetty Rd, Bangalore, Karnataka 560042 Client: CINNAMON BOUTIQUE PVT. LTD. Site Area: 1500 sq mts Built up Area: 680 sq mts approx Completion of project: 2014 Photography: Pallon Daruwala

Rai Bahadur Arcot Narrainswamy Mudaliar was a philanthropist with a strong affinity for social reform. He belonged to a well known historic family, and founded the R.B.A.N.M.'s Educational Charities and R.B.A.N.M.'s Chattram and other Charities.

During the Great Famine 1876-78, the miserable condition of the orphans prompted Narrainswamy Mudaliar to setup an orphanage. The foundation stone for the orphanage was laid by His Excellency the Marquess of Lansdowne, the Viceroy and Governor General of India on 23rd November 1892.

Located in the wetlands of the Halasuru lake (the site being visible in the extended flood plain of the lake in the 18th century city maps) the soil condition had repercussions for the structure over 120 years. Firstly the soil due to extreme clay content is prone to textural slippage and is also more prone to expansion and contraction of volume due to change in sub soil water content / moisture: Thus unequal settlement had caused shear stresses leading to parts of the structure ‘toppling’. Additionally the foundation was fractured and the corners of the building (the four corners of the structure extremities) began separating from the main body elevations of the building. A further cause of the subsoil condition deterioration has been the wearing off of layers of soil blow the foundation due to the open rain water drainage runoff that was flowing on the East and South of the immediate edges of the sides of the building.

To stabilize these corners a 2 pronged strategy was deployed. Firstly to do underpinning to deter & stop further effect of settlement due to fractures within the foundation & to fill any soil hollows in their vicinity which could cause further erosion of soil below. Secondly to tie and stitch structurally the upper parts of the structure at these 4 building corners to make them into monolithic elements along with the entire building. The stitch was done in 2 complimentary ways, one with insertion of stone slabs at cracks to counter compressive forces , and the second being with steel staples with grouted and laced alternately over the length of cracks; then light lime mortar pressure grouted along the cracks once done.

The restoration therefore has brought the building to an extended life: a. By dealing with the foundation structural elements b. By dealing with the connected shell elements of the walls c. By dealing with the roof structural elements.

“This kind of project comes at a time when the loss of history / culture has come around full circle to bother India. Bangalore more so, because it never was a kingdom or trade capital inheriting  a significant volume of buildings. Whatever was there from the beginning of Bangalore in the 1500s has largely been vandalized, encroached or lost for the intrinsic value of land ”.

“The  colonial architects played with their take on building for India; planting domes for an Indian label, onto European typologies / plans / architectural elements. Under the same prank - at Cinnamon, Bangalore, new India literally changes into new clothes / new identities, underneath a suspended colonial canopy and behind a sheer curtain, of the changing room”.  Soumitro April 2014.

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AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN BANGALORE | An Approach for private -builders to the affordable housing sector

With about one in six urban Indians living in informal squatter settlements, the need for an additional number of affordable housing in India is growing exponentially. The Indian department of “Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation” (MoHUPA) launched its ambitious “Housing for All” scheme under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana(PMAY) in September 2015 with the goal to make India slum-free by 2022. This scheme is based on similar former programs and shows promise regarding the number of houses that will be built with the help of the government’s credit-linked subsidies for all incomegroups in India. However, the program has many shortcomings, especially from a people-centered perspective: beneficiaries are often perceived as passive, there are few empowerment measures in the scheme, access to benefits is exclusive, and long term effects are neglected. It is concluded that PMAY 2014 is mainly an image campaign for the government and lacks sustainable elements. Even there are many issues like a private partnership and investment which are neglected in a broader perspective. This dissertation intends to suggest possible backdrop from this Housing for All scheme and suggest reforms on policy and also to increase private partnership investment in the scheme. The focus lies on potentials found in decentralized municipal policies, public-private partnerships for upgrading existing housing, as well as provide the housing shortage and providing basic facilities, and on beneficiary’s empowerment. These elements are discussed based on an inclusive and people-centered approach to development to speed up the scheme. The results of this discussion, analysis, and inference will then be abstracted into tentative suggestive guidelines on how to approach affordable housing in a developing country with private partnership and investments.

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Housing policies in India evolved with country's transformation since Independence. These policies shaped the vision of quality living and devised tools to resolve the housing need. Recently launched housing policy Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojna (PMAY-2015) attempts to accommodate development dynamics and aspiration of the country at present. The article would outline following objectives: a) Paradigm shifts in housing policies b) Land and Finance mechanisms in Affordable Housing (AH) c) Opportune moments to integrate sustainability: Sustainable Total Living Environment for Affordable Housing (SUSTLE-AH) model Scope for discussion in the paper is evolution of housing and AH policy, the PMAY and the SUSTLE-AH model. Review of Indian housing policy brings out broad attitudinal changes in Government's role from direct provider with social welfare approach, to facilitator. Land and finance mechanisms, earlier failed to help lower income groups to access housing due to flawed policy and its implementation. The PMAY's target to provide housing for all in 500 class I cities by 2022, is a colossal task; this requires careful treading to ensure the mission enables millions of targeted beneficiaries to possess housing. Land and finance are two biggest constraints in AH. To acquire larger parcel of land, government has devised models like Joint venture (JV), Land reform, Indirect intervention. This paper explores emerging means to access housing finance for affordable housing through PMAY. AH through PMAY presents an opportune moment for the country to provide quality living to large number of population. The SUSTLE-AH model experiments with such alternatives which duly recognize extreme variety in socio-cultural and climatic contexts in different parts of the country. The paper concludes with an overview on land, finance and sustainable concept integration in housing through PMAY.

Anushree Deb

Affordable housing built under the public-private partnership model is facing limited success in achieving its purpose, i.e., reducing the existing urban housing shortage. Lack of physical and social infrastructure coupled with limited mobility and employment opportunities add to the existing vulnerabilities of the economically weaker sections of society for whom such housing is being constructed. Current modes of policy formulation, along with the affordable housing policies of various states, continue to promote this model of delivery which enables the use of vacant peripheral land for creating affordable housing stock. In the light of a growing urban housing shortage estimated at 18.78 million units, the viability of such modes of production need to be reexamined. Housing cannot be delinked from mobility and employment as people utilise their dwelling units not just as places to reside but also as spaces to work and generate livelihoods.

Dr. Kalpana Gopalan IAS

This is a paper prepared by me for the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore-CRERI Real Estate Research Initiative. The paper is intended as a overview of the affordable housing sector with special emphasis on India. Affordable Housing is fast taking centrestage in the national agenda. In India, affordable housing is a term largely used in the urban context.Affordable housing refers to any housing that meets some form of affordability criterion, which could be income level of the family, size of the dwelling unit or affordability in terms of EMI size or ratio of house price to annual income. The demand drivers for affordable housing are several.Alongside the growth of the urban population, rising incomes have led to the expansion of the middle class. This has led to a spike in demand for housing that is affordable but includes basic amenities. The agencies working in the affordable housing sector can be classified into . the public sector and the private sector. Both are dogged by issues such as scarcity of land,scarcity of marketable land parcels,titling Issues, rising costs and regulatory concerns. The way forward calls for a collaborative multi-pronged multi-stakehoder approach.

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Sebastian Morris

In this paper we critique the Government of India’s programmes for affordable housing in India, namely the Rajiv Awas Yojana and Housing for All 2022. We analyse the efficacy of these policies in being able to provide the sections of the population who are unable to avail housing from the formal market, both through direct support and most importantly in addressing the many distortions that have made the housing unnecessarily expensive, while taking away much of the value to consumers. We argue that while these programmes and policies are a major advancement over the previous approaches, they do not fully exploit the potential that is there in an increased FSI, appropriate exploitation of locational value, judicious use of government land, reform of titles and squatter rights, and more efficient land use regulations. They are also constrained by an inability to distinguish between what the markets can be coaxed to deliver and where state intervention becomes necessary.

Urmi Sengupta

affordable housing development in India: a real deal for low-income people? affordable housing has been the latest addition in the lexicon of Indian policy circles. as neoliberalism started gathering political and policy momentum, the discourse around low-income housing has shifted towards the government of India's agenda of 'affordable housing for all'. a stated goal of the policy is to increase housing supply, including the low-income category. today, however, the manifesting goals of affordable housing design seem to be a 'walk in two worlds', with inherent contradictions and paradoxes in the housing 'dream' currently being repackaged as affordable homes for low-income people. this paper investigates this aphorism. It argues that both affordability and housing design have several different meanings and identities. transplanting standard housing design across the board suggests a rather elementary confluence of priorities and policies that is capable of producing a range of alternative scenarios, which may not necessarily align with the goal of 'affordable housing for all'.

Affordable Housing is fast taking centre stage in the national agenda. In India, affordable housing is a term largely used in the urban context. This is more a matter of administrative logistics: at the national level, the rural housing sector falls within the purview of the Ministry of Rural Development, while the “Housing and Human Settlements” in urban areas is the jurisdiction of The Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation. It is the latter ministry that has spearheaded affordable housing as a concept and policy.Developing affordable housing on a large scale is the greatest challenge in urban India today, promising a solution to the proliferation of slums, unorganized real estate development, unplanned growth and transit congestion. It is vital that certain critical issues are addressed urgently to make affordable housing a possibility. Affordable housing is a larger concept than low cost housing, it includes within its ambit low and middle income group housing with a larger basic amenities like schools and hospitals. From the above, it is clear that a one size fits all approach cannot and will not work in the affordable housing sector.

Barbara Calvi

Chapter two, besides giving a general outline of the investigated case studies, provides further details on the assessment grid that has been created and that involves all subjects while at the same time summarizes the themes that have emerged from the analysis of affordable housing projects and the traditional forms found in them. Besides offering a much clearer picture of the population sections that are interested by this research, we look at the different kinds of design approaches and address the gestures of dwelling (resting, socializing, feeding and taking care of our physical needs, ...) as well as of equipment and fittings together with the shape of domestic space and its relationship with the context. This first preliminary review has reviewed the collected materials without operating a restrictive geographic selection, apart from choosing projects belonging to a developing country or to a severely underdeveloped area. Wherever possible, transformations operated in the name of tradition have been highlighted both in the case that they are recalling tradition or that they are rejecting it.

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3 STAR HOTEL 5-STAR HOTEL, JANAKPURI A NEW SPATIAL GREEN URBANISM ENERGY PARK, CASE STUDY ON (THE ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE BANGLORE, KARRIPPA PARK) ACTIVATING THE CAPITOL CHANDIGARH CASE STUDY ON (PUNJAB AND HARYANA HIGH COURT CHANDIGARH CITY MUSEUM CHANDIGARH, NEW ACROPOLIS MUSEUM GREECE) ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ADVETECTURAL TRANSIT MODEL A BUS STATION, CASE STUDY ON (MG ROAD & BRIGADE ROAD, MAHATMA GANDHI BUS STATION HYD, KEMPE GOWDA BUS STATION BANGLORE, BMTC BUS STATION SHANTI NAGAR) ADVETECTURAL TRANSIT MODEL CASE STUDY ON (MAHATMA GANDHI BUS STATION HYDERABAD, KEMPE GOWDA BUS STATION BANGLORE, BMTC BUS STATION ON SHANTI NAGAR,) AIIMS –II AT JHAJJAR , HARYANA ANIMAL HABITATION AND ECO AWARENESS CENTRE, CASE STUDY ON (MYSORE ZOOLOGICAL PARK, BANNERGHATTA BIOLOGICAL PARK, SINGAPORE ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN) ARCHITECTONICS OF DIGITAL PRODIGY IN URBAN SPRAWL, CASE STUDY ON (LITERATURE STUDY ON CITY CENTER CHANDIGARH, CONNAUGHT PLACE DELHI, CASE STUDY ON SOBHA TOWNSHIP, FERNS CITY MARATHAHALLI BANGLORE, THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL HIRANANDANI GARDENS MUMBAI) ARCHITECTS DESIGN PROCESS ARCHITECTURE FOR URBAN STRESS MANAGEMENT IT INDUSTRY, CASE STUDY ON (IBM BANGLORE, ART OF LIVING, BANGLORE, INFOSYS BANGLORE, JSW CLUBHOUSE AND RESTROOM MUMBAI) ARCHITYPAL STUDY OF GENERATION OF TYPOLOGIES FOR VILLAGE KNOWLEDGE CENTRE IN INDA, CASE STUDY ON (RURAL KNOWLEDGE CENTER VILLIANUR PONDICHERRY, INFORMATION KIOSK EMBALAM PONDICHERRY, WIRED VILLAGE PROJECT WARANA MAHARASHTRA, BAIREWADI VILLAGE, MAHARASHTRA) ART INFO ARCHITECTURE, CASE STUDY ON (NATIONAL GALLERY LONDON ART’S AND CRAFT’S VILLAGE, CALICUT ART’S AND CRAFT’S VILLAGE, CALICUT ARTISTIC VILLAGE ASTER MEDCITY AUTO MALL AUTO MALL-HYDERABAD AUTO MOBILE MUSEUM AUTOMOBILE MUSEUM NOIDA AYURVEDIC VILLAGE BANK BEACH RESORT AND WATER PARK, GOA BEACH RESORT REPORT BIO-INSPIRED DESIGN: SMART SOLUTION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMART CITY BIOMIMICRY AND ARCHITECTURE BIOMIMICRY IN ARCHITECTURE, A VIABLE SOLUTION IN INDIAN CONTEXT BUDDHISM BUS TERMINUS AN ARCHITECTURAL INTERFACE, CASE STUDY ON ( BUS TERMINAL BANGLORE & HYDERABAD) BUSINESS PARK CAMPUS FOR HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL CANCER HOSPITAL CAR SHOWROOM CASINO CAVE RESORT CENTER FOR INDIAN ARTS AND SOCIETY CENTER OF PERFORMING AND ART CENTRAL HOSPITAL CENTRAL JAIL Centre FOR ADVENTURE TRAINING AND NATUROPATHY TREATMENT, CASE STUDY ON (PEGASUS INSTITUTE OF EXCELLENCE) CENTRE FOR BODY & MIND EXCELLENCE CENTRE FOR INDIAN CLASSICAL MUSIC, CASE STUDY ON (GURUSKOOL BANGLORE, KALA ACADEMY GOA,) CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH ON HUMAN UNITY CENTRE FOR PERFORMING ARTS, SEC-62 MOHALI CENTRE FOR SOLAR & RENEWABLE ENERGY CENTRE FOR SOLAR AND RENEWABLE ENERGY AWARENESS CENTRE FOR SPIRITUAITY CENTRE FOR STREET CHILDREN CENTRE FOR THE INDIAN CLASSICAL MUSIC (CASE STUDY ON (KALA ACADEMY GOA, NRITYAGRAM BANGLORE, NATIONAL CENTRE FOR PERFORMING ARTS MUMBAI,) CERAMIC INDUSTRY CITY CENTER CITY ON BRIDGE CITY_CENTRE_HERITAGE_TRAIL CLIMATE RESPONSIVE MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT: LUDHIANA COLLEGE FOR APPLIED ARTS COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE, KABUL, AFGHANISTAN COLLEGE OF FIRE AND SAFETY ENGINEERING COLOR SCHEME : A VISUAL COMMUNICATION COMMERCIAL HUB COMMUNITY PEACE CENTRE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS CREATING AN ARCHITECTURAL SPACE FOR BUILDING ARTISTS WHICH HELPS IN DEVELOPING THEIR CREATIVITY, CASE STUDY ON (KARNATAKA CHITRA KALA PARISHAD BANGLORE, SIR JJ SCHOOL OF ARTS MUMBAI) CREATIVITY CENTRE, CASE STUDY ON (SHILPARAMAM CRIFT VILLAGE HYDERABAD, RUDSET CRAFT TRAINING INSTITUTE HALIYAL) CULTURAL & PERFORMING ARTS INSTITUTE CULTURAL CENTER AND OPEN-AIR Amphitheatre CULTURAL CENTRE THESIS CULTURAL CENTRE CULTURAL COMMUNITY HALL CULTURAL COMPLEX KHAMKERIA CULTURAL INTERVENTION_ARCHITECTURE AND SOCIETY DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL YAMUNANAGAR, HARYANA DESIGN CITY CENTRE, CASE STUDY ON (CROSSROAD MALL MUMBAI, PHOENIX MALL MUMBAI) DESIGN FOR NOMADS OF URBANISM, CASE STUDY ON (OLD BMC BUILDING NEHRU ROAD MUMBAI) DESIGN OF EXHIBITION DESIGN SPACES FOR OLD AND TERMINALLY ILL DESIGN WITH PURPOSE DESIGNING VILLAGE FOR SENIOR CITIZENS, CASE STUDY ON (SNEHA MANDIR GOA, VRUDHASHRAM BANGLORE, HOUSE OF CHARITY MUMBAI, SENIOR CITIZEN ASSOCIATION MALAD) DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY SPACE DISSERTATION EXPERIENCING ARCHTECTURE DISSERTATION_BIO-MIMICRY IN ARCHITECTURE DIST. SPORTS COMPLEX, JIND DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION OFFICE DISTRICT COURT COMPLEX DRUG-DE-ADDICTION CENTRE EARTH ARCHITECTURE ECO-CULTURAL BEACH RESORT,MANDVI ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION OF LANDFILL SITES ECOTOURISM A SUSTAINABLE BASED TOURISM, CASE STUDY ON (WIDERNEST RESORT CHORLA, SHAKTHI HILLS RESORT BANGALORE) ELECTION MANEGEMNET CENTRE ENERGY RESEARCH AND RESOURCE INSTITUTE, DEHRADUN ENERGY RESEARCH CENTER ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE ESTABLISHMENT OF PUBLIC AMENITIES AT AIZAWL EVOLUTION OF HANDICRAFTS IN PUNJAB EXPLORATION OF TEMPORALITY IN ARCHITECTURE THROUGH EXHIBITION PAVILION, CASE STUDY ON (PRAGATII MAIDAN DELHI, RAMOJI FILM CITY HYDERABAD EXPLORATORIUM A SCIENCE CENTRE, CASE STUDY ON (VISHWESHWARAYYA TECHNOLOGICAL MUSEUM BANGLORE, NEHRU SCIENCE CENTER MUMBAI) FASHION HUB FILM AND TELIVISION INSTITUTE MULLANPUR,NEAR CHANDIGHAR FILM CITY FILMCITY FIRE STATION FIREFIGHTING ACADEMY FIVE STAR HOTEL, FLOATING RESORT FOCUS ON ECO TOURISM, CASE STUDY ON (MAJORDA BEACH RESORT, GOA AND STARLITE RESORT GOA) FOLK ART AND CULTURAL PERFORMANCE CENTRE AT AGRA FOOTBALL STADIUM_GOA FORK ART & CULTURAL PERFORMANCE CENTRE FORT MUSEUM, CASE STUDY ON (I.R.M.S. BHOPAL, STATE MUSEUM BHOPAL, BHARAT BHAWAN BHOPAL, NAPIER MUSEUM THIRUVANANTHAPURAM) FOSSIL PARK FOUR STAR BEACH RESORT FOUR STAR RESORT GAMING INSTITUTE GENERAL HOSPITAL, MULLANPUR, MOHALI GIRLS HOTEL GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE GROUP HOUSING GROUP HOUSING, GREATER NOIDA HANDS OF LUCKNOW ARTISANS EXHIBIT HAVELI TOURIST CENTER / RESORT HEALING ARCHITECTURE HEALTH CARE DESIGN HEART HOSPITAL HERIAGE HOUSE HERITAGE PRICINT_RIVER HIGH RISE GREEN RESIDENTIAL BUILDING HILL RESORT REPORT HOLISTIC HEALING CENTER HOLISTIC HEALING CENTRE HOLISTIC_LEARNING_CENTER_AUTISM HOME FOR AGED, CASE STUDY ON (SHANIDHAM BANGLORE, ATHASHRI PUNE) HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE & HOSPITAL, CASE STUDY ON (AM SHAIKH HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE & HOSPITAL NEHRU NAGAR BELGAUM, SHRI KAMAXIDEVI HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE SHIRODA GOA) HOSPITAL CUM MEDICAL COLLEGE HOSPITAL HOSTEL HOTEL CUM EXPO CENTRE HOUSE IN VILLAGE HOUSING INNOVATION CHALLENGE HYPER MEDIA CENTER, CASE STUDY ON (STATE CENTRAL LIBRARY BANGLORE,) ICONIC ARCHITECTURE IIM ROTAK IIM IIT PATNA IMPORTANCE OF COLOUR PSYCHOLOGY IN INTERIORS DESIGN INDIA INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DEMOCRACY AND ELECTION MANEGMENT INDIAN HABITAT CENTRE INDIAN INSTITUTE OF BODH DARSHAN INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT INNOVATION HUB INSTITUTE FOR FILM MAKING INSTITUTE FOR MENTALLY CHALLENGED CHILDREN INSTITUTE OF HOTEL MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT, CASE STUDY ON (INST. OF MANG. EDUCATION AND RESEARCH BELGAUM, INDIA INST. OF MANG. BANGLORE, INDIAN INST. OF MANG. AHMEDABAD) INSTITUTE OF PHOTOGRAPHY ARCHITECTURE AND ILLUSIONS CASE STUDY ON (LIGHT AND LIFE ACADEMY LOVEDALE.OOTY.) INSTITUTE INTEGRATED COMMUNITY CENTER AT NEIGHBOURHOOD LEVEL INTERACTING WITH LIGHT: MUMBAI NEW CITY MUSEUM INTERACTIVE MEDIA THEQUE, CASE STUDY ON (SEATTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY, EYE BEAM MUSEUM, MEDIA PRODUCTION CENTRE) INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTRE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET STADIUM INTERNATIONAL CRUISE TERMINAL INTERSTATE BUS TERMINAL, NARELA SUB CITY, DELHI ISKCON TEMPLE ISLAND RESORT IT PARK – BRAND VIZAG IT PARK, GREATER NOIDA JAIL POLICE JUDICIAL SYSTEM JANG-E-AZADI MEMORIAL MUSEUM JUDICIAL ACADEMY KALA ACADEMY KALA KENDRA KARA KALLYAN KENDRAN LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY AND SECRETARIAT, AMARAVATI, ANDHRA PRADESH LIGHT MUSEUM LITERATURE STUDY ON SPORT COMPLEX MAGIC SCHOOL MALL CUM MULTIPLEX MANAGEMENT OF SOLID WASTE IN PHUENTSHOLING MARJING POLO PRESERVE – HISTORIC PRESERVATION MASS MEDIA INSTITUTE MATERIALS AND BUILDING IDENTITY MATRI MANDIR & ISHA YOGA CENTRE MAYATOSEND MEDIA CENTER MEDIA CENTRE MEDITATION CENTER, CASE STUDY ON (MATRIMANDIR SOUL OF THE CITY AUROVILLE, OSHO COMMUNE INTERNATIONAL PUNE) MEDITATION CENTRE MEMORIAL MUSEUM MENTALLY CHANLLENGED SCHOOL METRO STATION MIXED RETAIL ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE, MYSORE MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT-MALL MIXED USED COMMERCIAL HIGH RISE MOBILITY HUB MODERN ART MUSEUM MODERN CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGY MODERN CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGY MOHALI INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTER MOHALI MEDICAL COLLEGE MOSQUE AND ISLAMIC CULTURE MOSQUE MOTEL MULTI USE TOWER MULTI-FUNCTIONAL BRIDGE MULTIMODAL TRANSIT SYSTEM, CASE STUDY ON (ARNHEM CENTRAL GERMANY, LIVE CASE STUDY CHENNAI INDIA, HYDERABAD SECUNDERABAD INDIA,) MUNICIPLE CORPORATION MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM WAR MUSEUM MUTATING CULTURE IN AN URBAN MILIEU, CASE STUDY ON (LITERATURE ON LONDON THAMES GATEWAY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, LOWER LEA VALLEY, CANNING TOWN, DOWNSVIEW TORONTO, CASE STUDY ON DILLI HAAT, CITY CENTRE SALT LAKE KOLKATA) NANOTECHNOLOGY IN ARCHITECTURE NARELA SPORTS COMPLEX, DELHI NATIONAL CRAFT MUSEUM NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY NATIONAL MATRIINE MUSEUM NATIONAL POLICE ACADEMY NATIONAL WAR MEMORIAL AND MUSEUM, NEW DELHI NATURE INTERPRETATION CENTER NID NIFT PANCHKULA NIFT PANCHKULA NRITYANCHAL OCEANARIUM OLD AGE HOME, DELHI PALM-THE-BEACH-RESORT-MANDVI PLAINVIEW MIXED-USE COMPLEX POLICE ACDEMY POLICE TRAINING ACADEMY POLO CLUB / POLO RETREAT POSSIBLE INTERVENTION OF BIOMIMICRY PROBLEMS SOLVING AND CRITICAL THINKING IN INTERIOR PROPOSED HOME FOR OLD AGE PUBLIC LIBRARY PUNJAB CULTURAL CENTRE AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE PUNJAB JUNG-E-AZADI WAR MEMORIAL QILA MUBARAK: READPTIVE USE OF THE MONUMENT, PATIALA RAMTIRATH COMPLEX FOR TOURISM AND RESEARCH‖ RECREATIONAL AND WELLNESS HUB RE-DEFINING THE COMMERCIAL URBAN SPACE, CASE STUDY ON (HIGH STREET PHOENIX MUMBAI, CENTRE ONE MALL NAVI MUMBAI) RE-DEVELOPMENT OF BIRLA MILL, DELHI REHABILITATION CENTRE FOR PROSTITUTES, CASE STUDY ON (PROSTITUTE REHABILITATION CENTRE AT MYSORE AND GOA) REPORT SPACEPORT INDIA RESIDENTIAL CARE INSTITUTE FOR MENTALLY CHALLENGED CHILDREN RESIDENTIAL CARE INSTITUTION RESTRUCTURING THE SUKHNA LAKE REVITALIZATION OF GATEWAY OF INDIA PRECINCTS MUMBAI, CASE STUDY ON (STAATSGALERIE, PORT OF GENOA) REVITALIZATION OF SUGAR MILL REVITALIZATION THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SABARIMALA PILGRIMS SAPNA JUNG E AZADI SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY SCHOOL FOR RURAL CHILDREN SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND AND HANDICAPE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, CASE STUDY ON (CEPT AHMEDABAD, RV SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE BANGLORE) SCHOOL OF ART AND ARCHITECTURE SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND ARTS GWALIOR SCHOOL SCIENCE CENTERS SCIENCE CENTRE, CASE STUDY ON (NEHRU SCIENCE CENTRE MUMBAI, VISHVESHWARYA INDUSTRIAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL MUSEUM BANGLORE) SCIENCE CITY SECRETARIAT SHILPKALA UTTHAAN KENDRA SHIWALIK FOSSIL PARK SITE STUDY KARUVARA KERALA SKI RESORT SLUM SMART CITY SMART HOUSING SMART TOWNSHIP SMART TOWNSHIP SOCIAL COMMUNITY CENTER SOCIAL HUB SOCIO RELIGIOUS CENTER, CASE STUDY ON (MATRMANDIR AUROVILLE, OSHO COMMUNETY INTERNATIONAL PUNE) SOCIO-CULTURAL CENTRE SOCIO-ECONOMIC SOS CHILDREN’S VILLAGE STEFFI SPECIAL SCHOOL SPORTS COMPLEX SPORTS COMPLEX STREET AND URBAN SQUARE, CASE STUDY ON (HIGH STREET PHOENIX MALL MUMBAI, JAHANGIR ART GALLERY MUMBAI) STUDYING COMPLEX TOURISM SYSTEMS SUBVERSION OF WASTE TYRES FOR SLUM REHABILITATION, CASE STUDY ON (SLUMS IN DELHI, ROCK GARDEN CHANDIGHAR) SUPREME/HIGH/DISTRICT COURT SUSTAINABLE DESTIGN EXPRESSION SUSTAINABLE HABITAT HOUSING IN AN ADVERSE REGION, CASE STUDY ON (VIKAS COMMUNITY AUROVILLE PONDICHERRY, JINDAL TOWNSHIP TORANAGALLU BELLARY) TATA INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE TEMPLE COMPLEX TEMPLES ARE THE ESSENCE OF INDIAN PILGRIMAGE SCENARIOS, CASE STUDY ON (VEDA BHAVAN PUNE, VEDA SABHA PUNE, ANNA CHATTRA GONDAVALE) THE GERMAN PAVILION, AUROVILLE THE GROWTH OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM THE SUBLIMATION OF VIGILANT PUBLIC INSTITUTION FIRE STATION, CASE STUDY ON (KARNATAKA STATE FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICE DEPARTMENT, MUMBAI FIRE FIGHTING SERVICE) THE WOHL CENTRE THESIS ON A SAINIK SCHOOL, CASE STUDY ON (SAINIK SCHOOL BIJAPUR, BELGAUM MILITARY SCHOOL BELGAUM) THESIS ON ANIMAL HUMAN RELATION ZOO, CASE STUDY ON (BANNERGHATTA BIOLOGICAL PARK, SINGAPORE ZOOLOGICAL PARK,) THESIS ON ANIMATION MUSEUM, CASE STUDY ON (NATIONAL GALLERY O MODERN ART MUMBAI, VISHWESHWARRAYA INDUSTRIAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL MUSEUM BANGLORE, ) THESIS ON ARCHITECTURE AND FLEXIBILITY (MULTIFUNCTIONALITY AND URBAN SPACE) THESIS ON ARMED FORCE MUSEUM, CASE STUDY ON (SALAR JUNG MUSEUM HYDERABAD, MLIRC BELGAUM, A FLOATING MUSEUM INS VIKRANT) THESIS ON CALL CENTRE, CASE STUDY ON (MIND TREE CONSULTANTS BANGLORE) THESIS ON CENTER FOR ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, CASE STUDY ON(ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTERPUNE, TATA ENERGY RESOURCE INSTITUTE BANGLORE,) THESIS ON CENTRE FOR DEAF STUDENTS, CASE STUDY ON (KARNATAKA HANDICAPPED WELFARE ASSOCIATION DEAF SCHOOL BANGLORE, CHANDRASHEKAR INSTITUTE AND HEARING, BANGLORE) THESIS ON COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, CASE STUDY ON (COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE PUNE AND UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE SCIENCES DHARWAD) THESIS ON CORPORATE HOUSING, CASE STUDY ON (TITAN TOWNSHIP BANGLORE, ADARSHA RESIDENCY BANGLORE) THESIS ON CORPORATE OFFICE, CASE STUDY ON (CMC BUILDING MUMBAI) THESIS ON DECENTRALISATION OF URBAN ACTIVITY ZONE, CASE STUDY ON (CITY CENTRE SALT LAKE KOLKATA, CITY CENTRE SECTOR 17 CHANDIGHAR, NAVI MUMBAI INDIA, CURITIBA BRAZIL) THESIS ON ENERGY EFFICIENT MULTISTORIED BUILDING, CASE STUDY ON (CMC LTD BOMBAY, TRANSPORT CORPORATION OF INDIA GURGAON) THESIS ON FILM CITY, CASE STUDY ON (DADA SAHEB PHALKE CHITRANAGRI MUMBAI, RAMOJI FILM CITY HYDERABAD) THESIS ON HIGH FACILITY Centre, CASE STUDY ON (BHIDE RESORT & WATER PARK PUNE, HOTEL CENTER POINT MUMBAI, NISHILAND WATER PARK PUNE,) THESIS ON HOSPITAL IN SEISMIC ZONE, CASE STUDY ON (BHUJ DISTRICT HOSPITAL) THESIS ON INDIAN CLASICAL MUSIC, CASE STUDY ON (KARNATAKA CHITRAKALA PARISHATH BANGLORE, SAWAI GANDHARVA SMARAK PUNE, BALGANDHRVA RANGAMANDIR PUNE) THESIS ON INDIAN FASHION, CASE STUDY ON (ANSAL PLAZA DELHI, NICT CHENNAI,) THESIS ON INFOTAINMENT MALL, CASE STUDY ON (THE FORUM KORAMANGALA BANGLORE, BANGLORE CENTRAL MG ROAD BANGLORE, INNOVATIVE MULTIPLEX MARATHALLI BANGLORE, BARTON CENTRE MG ROAD BANGLORE) THESIS ON INSTITUTE OF ARCHAEOLOGY, CASE STUDY ON (ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM HAMPI) THESIS ON IT, CASE STUDY ON (GOVT. INDUSTRIAL TRAINING INSTITUTE MAJAGAON BELGAUM, INDUSTRIAL TRAINING INSTITUTE NIPPANI) THESIS ON JAIL, CASE STUDY ON (BANGLORE JAIL, BELGAUM JAIL) THESIS ON LOW-COST HOUSING, CASE STUDY ON (ARANYA LOW-COST HOUSING INDOOR, CONCRETE ASSOCIATION OF INDIA NEW DELHI (EWS) THESIS ON MEDIA, TELEVISION AS A MEDIA, CASE STUDY ON (ZEE TV OFFICE MUMBAI, MBC STUDIOS MUMBAI, SONY CENTER BERLIN GERMANY) THESIS ON POLICE STATION THESIS ON SOS, CASE STUDY ON (SOS CHILDRENS VILLAGE CHENNAI, SOS CHILDRENS VILLAGE BANGLORE) THESIS ON URBAN GRAPHISM, CASE STUDY ON (BANGLORE) THESIS ON YOUTH CENTRE, CASE STUDY ON (Y, M, C, A, CENTRAL BRANCH MUMBAI, Y, M, C, A, ANDHERI BRANCH MUMBAI,) THISIS ON CULTURAL COMPLEX, CASE STUDY ON (BHARAT BHAWAN BHOPAL, JAWAHAR KALA KENDRA JAIPUR, KALA ACADEMY GOA) TO DEVELOP AN URBANISTIC HABITAT PROTOCOL DERIVED FROM MASS CUSTOMIZATION TOURISM FACILITIES AT KAPTAI TOURISM FACILITIES AT KAPTAI TOURIST COMPLEX AT BIRISIRI, NETROKONA TOURIST COMPLEX HARIDWAR TOURIST COMPLEX TOURIST RESORT TOURIST VILLAGE TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS WITH NANOTECHNOLOGY TOWNSHIP, SILIGURI TRIBAL RESOURCE CENTER UD RIVER FROUNT DEVELOPMENT UNDERGROUND ARCHITECTURE, CASE STUDY ON (V.T STATION MUMBAI, CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ MUSEUM MUMBAI, ONORBIT MALL) URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN ENTERTAINMENT CENTER URBAN ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE URBAN ENTERTAINMENT HUB URBAN RECREATIONAL HUB – REPORT URBANDESIGN-SABARMATI URBEN EVENT SPACE VARANASI VEMBANAD_REGINAL_CENTER VERTICAL FACE OF NATURE VOCATIONAL TRANNING CENTRE WAR MUSEUM WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT ALONG COOUM RIVER WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT ALONG COOUM RIVER WATERFRONT EDGES GATEWAY TO THE CITY, CASE STUDY ON (A CITY THAT NEVER SLEEPS MUMBAI, THE KALA GHODA PRECINCT) WELLNESS RETREAT WIDELIFE INSTITUTE OF INDIA, KULLU WIDOW REHABILITATION CENTER WIDOW REHABILITATION CENTER, PUNJAB WILDLIFE INSITUTE WORLD TRADE CENTER WORLD TRADE CENTER, MOHALI YOGA MEDITATION CENTER ZARI SHILPKALA UTTHAAN KENDRA, BAREILLY ZOO

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# 1 PhD Help Services

Our services, covers a wide range.

We include all the research related services for PhD students to provide them a single stop for their Phd research and research publication needs.

Our Experts

Subject specific precision.

To serve different services and one client at a time, we have a team of 790+ experts including subject specialist consultants, writers, editors, analysts, statisticians, developers and programmers.

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Effective & efficient.

We guarantee quality and time preservation in our services. Moreover, we maintain an interactive service process with our clients to keep the service satisfactory.

• Topic and Research Proposal

Developing a thesis proposal that shows your interest as well as addresses the research issues and solutions in a particular area is a must.

• Problem Statement

The crux of a research area lies in the problem statement. It establishes the readership and provides the reason for why you need to explore a particular topic.

• Base Papers

To provide a strong foundation to your research, it is important to have a base paper. You can either get a base paper written by a prior researcher or develop it yourself.

• Chapters Writing

Some chapters of a PhD thesis are more difficult and time consuming than others. However, they should not be the reason to keep you from progressing further.

• Questionnaire and Experiments

The data collected determines the success or failure of a research work. Our team carefully plans and curates questionnaires & experiment procedures to meet the research requirements.

Implementation

We have a team of developers providing software implementation services for MATLAB, Simulink, NS2, NS3, Ansys, Opnet, and other research specific softwares for 8 years.

Get your data assessed for accuracy before moving to the analysis phase. Do not let the temptation of wrong software implementation tempt you in wasting crucial time.

Errors in your PhD thesis and other research documents do not look good and professional. Let our English language experts help you in cleaning out the mistakes.

There is no 19-20 difference in formatting; it is wrong when it is wrong. Avoid getting rejection by following the formatting guidelines issued by the concerned authority.

Journal Papers

With stricter guidelines and acceptance ratio, journal manuscript or paper require more experience and knowledge that is acquired by experts or professionals.

• IEEE Papers

To help our aspiring clients from electrical and electronic engineering backgrounds in getting their research work published in reputed journals mentioned under IEEE, we provide specific service.

Thought clearing

Confused where to start? With our thought clearing service, set your research goals, PhD thesis structure, as well as start working on the writing and editing process too.

• Development Editing

Development Editing or manuscript editing services ensure that your research document has been formatted and developed as per the journal guidelines.

• Research Design

Do not procrastinate about where to start? Let our experts design a research layout or framework for you to put your research and findings in an organized order.

• Review Article

Improve the chances of getting your review paper published without the need of finding a fresh topic. Develop an outstanding review paper with the team of Five Vidya.

• Empirical Article

From topic suggestion to deciding the methodology, our subject matter experts will help you throughout the empirical article writing process.

• Technical Article

Get your domain specific research topics, focused on your interests and make additions in the existing knowledge base with your technical research paper.

• Qualitative Data Analysis

To verify your data and analyse the research findings, our analysts make sure to use the suitable tools and techniques for effective understanding of qualitative data analysis.

• Quantitative Data Analysis

Let our statisticians choose the appropriate analysis methodology and conduct quantitative data analysis that falls in place with your set research hypothesis.

• Matlab Projects

Our software experts have years of experience working on MATLAB and providing implementation services for computational mathematics and complex equation designs.

• Simulink Projects

Our developers are trained in the evolved editions of Simulink to assist the clients in various applications like battery management systems, electric vehicles, and so on.

• Python Projects

Develop your applications and designs with Python programming language to make sure you do not have to develop the algorithm again when the operating environment changes.

• Java Projects

Get our JAVA implementation services for various subject domains including block-chain, big data, AI, data mining, network security, edge computing, cloud computing, fog computing, and so on.

• Ansys Projects

We can provide coding and develop algorithms as per your complex research requirements because our operating systems can handle complex and high performing tools to work efficiently.

You can also check out these webinars conducted and uploaded by our experts through which you can get answers to most of your research related queries and get research suggestions.

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Sample Write-ups From FiveVidya's Consultants

Short literature review (~1500 words).

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• Service Chapter Writing
• Area of Research Automated Computerised ECG
• Description A short literature review in 1500 words has been developed

Short LR by FiveVidya

Review Of Literature

• Area of Research The Impact of E-Commerce on Business in India and its Sustainability
• Description Literature Review Chapter has been written including meanings and definitions of important terms, conceptual framework

Introduction Chapter ( ~6000 words)

• Tag Introduction Chapter
• Description Introduction chapter has been written in ~6000 words including background, problem statement, aims and objectives, research questions, significance, limitations, chapterisation scheme.

Technical Proposal Development

• Tag Synopsis
• Service Proposal Development
• Area of Research ECG signal processing, MRI brain image analysis
• Description Proposal/synopsis developed on the finalised topic focusing on imaging techniques.

Quantitative Analysis using SPSS

• Tag SPSS Analysis
• Service SPSS Analsysis
• Area of Research Job Satisfaction in Bank Employess
• Description Frequency Analysis and Hypothesis testing has been done using SPSS

Five Vidya is a team of academic experts who joined hands to assist young scholars and researchers to successfully complete their PhD thesis. Our office and services are based out of Bangalore and Hyderabad (India). We provide academic services including PhD thesis writing, thesis editing, software implementation, journal manuscript writing, business case studies development, and so on

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We provide projects on wireless communication , WEKA , SentiWordNet , SDN , QUALlNet , OPNET , OpenCV , MiniNet , PEERSIM and so on

We do research on Wordnet , Grid Computing , Cloud Computing , Computer Networking , etc

We provide electrical projects based on power electronics, MATLAB Simulink and SIM Power

For Electronics Engineering Students we support technologies like ARM, GSM, GPS, RFID, Robotics, VLSI, NSL, NS3, OMNet++, OPNet, QUALNET, PeerSim

For Computer Science Students we support NS2 , NS3 , MATLAB , Java , OMNeT++ , OPNet , CloudSim , Qualnet , Weka , Wordnet , Dot Net , Hadoop ,….

M Tech Projects In Bangalore

M Tech Projects In  Bangalore is one of major option for academic students. Bangalore is one the major software industrial area in India. So all other state & Karnataka students want to do their final semester academic project & thesis works in Bangalore. Students might believe there is a right place to develop their skills. So according to the requirements based we provide large volume of support in M.Tech projects in Bangalore.

Though there is a wide range in M.TECH projects we support all type in M.TECH projects a fewer of its kinds are spoken here. Data mining, image processing, networking, cloud computing are the major M.Tech project fields.

Mtech projects in bangalore

TEXT MINING

Knowledge discovery technique is fulfill in text mining.Main usage to collect the hidden information. It classify into 2 types like without structure & partial structure.

Content similarity, Text classification, Data clustering, Text summarize, Information retrieval, Categorization are the major steps in data mining.

IMAGE PROCESSING

MRI, CT, FLUORESCEIN, ANGIOGRAM images can be simulate using MATLAB and SCILAB. These 2 tools used to simulate the image processing projects. All bio medical imaging applications can be simulate using matlab & scilab

Process of image processing steps:

• Input Image
• Gray scale conversion
• Apply filter techniques
• Noise removal over the image
• Improve the image quality
• Segmentation
• Morphological operation
• M Tech Projects In  Bangalore

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