Cities should prioritize people, not cars. In Mumbai, MVRDV turns a roadside area into public space
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Location
Mumbai, Maharashtra, IndiaDesign, Architecture
Architectural Collaboration, Masterplan, Urban Design
Client
Nucleus Office Park
Artwork
St+Art
Landscape Design
Enviroscape, AMS Consultants
Lighting Design
Lighting Concepts
MEP
ARKK Consulting
To address the need for community space in the area adjacent to one of Mumbai’s most major roads, MVRDV repurposed underutilized space into a public park.
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