by Jess | Oct 23, 2026 | Test Project - New Delhi Urban Ecologies
Since it opened in 2002, the Delhi Metro has connected the 20 million people who call Delhi their home. Before the metro, it was almost unthinkable to travel long distances in the city due to congestion. Now, however, it is relatively easy for a single individual to...
by Jess | Oct 23, 2026 | Test Project - New Delhi Urban Ecologies
The density in which the people of Delhi lives puts extreme stress on infrastructural systems, incurs irreparable damage on the environment, and leaves many living in dirty, cramped, unpleasant spaces. Slums represent the epitome of this predicament, with densities up...
by Jess | Oct 23, 2026 | Test Project - New Delhi Urban Ecologies
The stretch of the Yamuna River which runs from the Wazirabad Barriage to the Okhla Barriage through New Delhi, is the most contaminated part of the river. This pollution which constitutes this as a dead river, is almost entirely contributed by human feces, industrial...
by Jess | Oct 23, 2026 | Test Project - New Delhi Urban Ecologies
In the megacity of Delhi, where nearly 2 million people are living in informal settlements without access to proper sewage infrastructure and open drains line the streets, stormwater runoff mixes with sewage and waste to create one of Delhi’s greatest sanitation...
by Jess | Oct 23, 2026 | Test Project - New Delhi Urban Ecologies
This project seeks to create a network of critical infrastructure and space that legitimizes the daily life of people living in Noor Nagar. The infrastructures are carefully woven into the dense informal settlement, occupying where the domestic and public space begins...
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