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Sangam Gully - After the first lockdown

After the relaxation of the lockdown, our interns worked on the Homegrown street project. This article presents their work and experience.

By: Urmi, Dimple Shah, Brendon, Aditya, Viraj

Epilogue : Vibrant Neighborhoods

We have come to an end with our series on Makers of Homegrown cities and the Vithal Bhaskar graphic novel. This post presents one finale to both.

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Vitthal Bhaskar Chawl - The Interns

In the latest issue, we take a trip with urbz interns as they visit the Vithal Bhaskar site.

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Vithal Bhaskar Chawl - Breaking Ground

In issue 8 of the Vithal Bhaskar graphic novel, we are tearing things down and building them again!

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Vithal Bhaskar Chawl - Back to work

In Issue 7 we take a look at how the team resumed work after a long pause.

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Vithal Bhaskar Chawl - The Workshop

In the 6th Issue, we do what we do best - workshops! Take a peek into the one we organized with the residents of Vithal Bhaskar to discuss the design.

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Vithal Bhaskar Chawl - The Design

In Issue 5 we follow the urbz team as they negotiate the site and ensure that all residents needs are met through the design.

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Vithal Bhaskar Chawl - The Brief

Issue 04 - The Brief, illustrates all the preliminary steps taken by urbz and residents of Vithal Bhaskar Chawl to ensure that the design meets their social and spatial needs. 

By: Rahul, Kareena, Samidha

Vithal Bhaskar Chawl - The Residents

Issue 3 is out now! We open Pandora's box to discover the residents concerns.

By: Rahul, Kareena

Vithal Bhaskar Chawl - The Contractors

The second issue of the graphic novel will take you through the history of building and rebuilding of the Vithal Bhaskar Chawl.

By: Rahul, Kareena

Vithal Bhaskar Chawl - Prologue

We are excited to present the first issue of a graphic novel about the Vithal- Bhaskar Chawl in Dharavi Koliwada. This issue sets the historical context for the issues to follow - where we draw and tell you more about the participatory redevelopment project initiated by the residents.

By: Kareena, Partha, Aditya, Brendon

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