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Le Corbusier Case Study

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SYNOPSIS
EVALUATION OF TRAFFIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PGIMER- A CASE STUDY
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL
Traffic on Indian roads (both urban and inter-urban) consists of variety of vehicles. These vehicles have widely different static and dynamic characteristics. The traffic is also very different from homogeneous traffic which primarily consists of motorized traffic. Chandigarh - the ‘City beautiful’ designed by famous French Architect, Le Corbusier is known for its unique architecture and well planned landscaping. Geographical area of U.T. Chandigarh is 114 sq. kms. The original plan of the city was based on the gridiron defined by a system of seven types of roads, which was called the 7Vs. The system was designed to provide safe mobility to children and pedestrians …show more content…

V7 Foot paths through green belts enabling pedestrians to cross sectors without having to cross vehicular traffic and cycle tracks.
Chandigarh’s road network is under intense pressure today due to increase in population, explosive growth in the number of private vehicles which has increased the number of personalised vehicles, partly due to the absence of an efficient and reliable public transport system. There is now a lot of intercity vehicular traffic from the neighboring states which have strong daily interaction with the city. With the increasing traffic growth, there is congestion on the roads and increase in the number of accidents.
Study Area
This study is about the evaluation of traffic characteristics study of Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (or PGIMER) which is a top ranking medical and research institution located in Chandigarh, India. It has educational, medical research and training facilities for its students. The Institute was established in 1962 under the erstwhile state of Punjab. It was declared as an Institute of National Importance by an Act of Parliament (Sr. No. 51 of 1966) w.e.f. 1 st April, 1967. Its attracts thousands of patients across the northern

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