Bipasha Kumar
Biographic Data
| ID | 10128105 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bipasha Kumar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bipasha |
| FAMILY NAME | Kumar |
| SIGNATURE | KUMAR B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vigyan Prasar |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9435-3936 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Bridging the Gap
This study delves into the ever-needed symbiotic relationship between industry and academia within the architecture domain, clarifying the benefits, and challenges of their collaboration. The multifaceted dimensions of industry-academia collaboration in architecture focuses on the interns' enhancing their understanding during training, fresh graduates' grasp of technical know-how at their first job, and the role of innovative industry partnership…
Spatial Parameters for Multimodal Integration at Metro Stations
Urban public transit contributes to the multisector growth of a developing economy and is an essential component of sustainable urban development. Public transit has seen considerable upsurge in ridership over the past decade. In order to make public transportation more appealing to regular commuters than private automobiles, the current infrastructure in the majority of India's metropolitan cities must be modernized in a sustainable way. The Del…
Architecture Education Towards a Sustainable Future
The field of architecture, a major contributor to the consumption and conversion of resources, is also a main stakeholder in developing a sustainable world for the future. Presently when the whole world is focusing on achieving the SDGs (UnitedNations, 2015), architecture education can be a role player in transforming the future into a sustainable world. To identify the role of architecture education in building a sustainable future, a review was…
Enhancing the Vitality of Public Healthcare Institutions in India With Biophilic Design Strategies
Public Healthcare institutions in India are becoming less preferred compared to private healthcare institutions, not because these public facilities have less qualified doctors or staff but because of their old rustic structures and low maintenance of the buildings which are disconnected from nature. Biophilic is an idea to create bonding between a building and its user through landscape and natural essential elements of life like natural light, …
Bim – Construction Lifecycle
Engineering, construction, and architecture have all been impacted by building information modeling, or BIM. The use of BIM technology during a building's operational phase is only now beginning to gain popularity among building owners looking for creative ways to increase the effectiveness of their facility operations. Lifespan The process of creating, storing, and using building data to manage operations and maintenance of buildings over the co…
Optimizing Micromobility Infrastructure
The surge in micro-mobility options, such as e-scooters and shared bicycles, has transformed urban transportation, providing a sustainable and efficient means for short-distance travel. Despite their benefits, the rapid expansion of these services has unveiled significant infrastructural challenges, particularly concerning docking, locking, and charging systems. This comprehensive study examines these challenges, evaluates existing practices, and…
Rejuvenating the Placemaking Potential of Blue-Green Infrastructure
The blue-green network plays a vital role in conserving the urban ecosystem by acting as a sponge and absorbing climate extremes. In cities 70% of the precipitation is lost due to inefficient drainage systems. The network of urban water bodies plays a crucial role to retain this water, encourage groundwater recharge and to prevent flooding. However, the urban design and planning processes often neglect the diverse potential of the blue-green infr…
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Bridging the Gap
This study delves into the ever-needed symbiotic relationship between industry and academia within the architecture domain, clarifying the benefits, and challenges of their collaboration. The multifaceted dimensions of industry-academia collaboration in architecture focuses on the interns' enhancing their understanding during training, fresh graduates' grasp of technical know-how at their first job, and the role of innovative industry partnership…
Spatial Parameters for Multimodal Integration at Metro Stations
Urban public transit contributes to the multisector growth of a developing economy and is an essential component of sustainable urban development. Public transit has seen considerable upsurge in ridership over the past decade. In order to make public transportation more appealing to regular commuters than private automobiles, the current infrastructure in the majority of India's metropolitan cities must be modernized in a sustainable way. The Del…
Architecture Education Towards a Sustainable Future
The field of architecture, a major contributor to the consumption and conversion of resources, is also a main stakeholder in developing a sustainable world for the future. Presently when the whole world is focusing on achieving the SDGs (UnitedNations, 2015), architecture education can be a role player in transforming the future into a sustainable world. To identify the role of architecture education in building a sustainable future, a review was…
Enhancing the Vitality of Public Healthcare Institutions in India With Biophilic Design Strategies
Public Healthcare institutions in India are becoming less preferred compared to private healthcare institutions, not because these public facilities have less qualified doctors or staff but because of their old rustic structures and low maintenance of the buildings which are disconnected from nature. Biophilic is an idea to create bonding between a building and its user through landscape and natural essential elements of life like natural light, …
Bim – Construction Lifecycle
Engineering, construction, and architecture have all been impacted by building information modeling, or BIM. The use of BIM technology during a building's operational phase is only now beginning to gain popularity among building owners looking for creative ways to increase the effectiveness of their facility operations. Lifespan The process of creating, storing, and using building data to manage operations and maintenance of buildings over the co…
Optimizing Micromobility Infrastructure
The surge in micro-mobility options, such as e-scooters and shared bicycles, has transformed urban transportation, providing a sustainable and efficient means for short-distance travel. Despite their benefits, the rapid expansion of these services has unveiled significant infrastructural challenges, particularly concerning docking, locking, and charging systems. This comprehensive study examines these challenges, evaluates existing practices, and…
Rejuvenating the Placemaking Potential of Blue-Green Infrastructure
The blue-green network plays a vital role in conserving the urban ecosystem by acting as a sponge and absorbing climate extremes. In cities 70% of the precipitation is lost due to inefficient drainage systems. The network of urban water bodies plays a crucial role to retain this water, encourage groundwater recharge and to prevent flooding. However, the urban design and planning processes often neglect the diverse potential of the blue-green infr…
Engineering (6 works) · Business (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Architecture (2 works) · Civil engineering (2 works) · Design Education and Practice (2 works) · Environmental planning (2 works) · Transport engineering (2 works)