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Topic · standing beatupdated Sat, 7 Nov, 05:30

Urban Design

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World · 7 Nov

Service: పాదచారులకే ఈ పాజ్‌ పార్కులు...

AI summaryNishitha Parmar and Vedanthi Agarwal are transforming unused spaces under flyovers in Bengaluru into pedestrian parks and art installations to combat pollution and traffic. The duo, founders of Compartment S-4, aim to create safe resting spots for pedestrians, women, and children. Their projects, including the Nandanavana at the Harekrushna Sivananda flyover, have received international awards for their eco-friendly approach.

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