Modern Slavery

Rehabilitation and their

Social Upliftment through Built Environment

Ishani Dayal

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AIM :
• To find possible ways to create environment for psychological rehabilitation and social
upliftment of human traffic victims.
• To endure design framework aimed at creating effective built healing environment.

OBJECTIVE :
• To propose framework for creating
spaces which would support in self-
healing procedure.
• To understand the psychology of victims
and understand the effect of
architecture on victims.
• To create spaces which would support in
self-healing process.
• To use the four senses for positive
psychological impact through
architecture.

SCOPE OF STUDY :
• Research on architecture of built-ups that would have psychological effect on the human traffic
victims.
• Research on different kind of materials and the impact on the victims.
• The prime focus would be on landscape.
METHODOLOGY :
• Selection of topic (inspiration)
• Literature and background study
• Formulation of Aims and Objectives
• Collection of Data
(Psychological effects of lights, colours, interpretation of different
forms, nature sound, aroma. Study of different visual and tactile
properties of material) CASE STUDIES TARGETED :
• Analysis
• Dutch Rehabilitation Centre, Arnhem
• Formulation of strategies
• Quiet Room, Durham, USA
• Proposal
• Shelter for Domestic Violence Victims, Israel
• Final dissertation.

LIMITATION :
• Social and civic rehabilitation generally involves policies.
• Basic common psychological traits are dealt with.
• Taste is to be omitted while considering the sense involved in design.
• Complete healing can’t be done through architecture, but healing supportive environments is being provided.
• And many more related to it.
 Healing Oriented
Landscape
Rehabilitation and their
Social Upliftment through Non-Built Environment
 AIM :
OBJECTIVES:
• To create a healing environment for psychological and economical rehabilitation.
SCOPE:
The focus is largely on the healing-oriented landscapes in the healthcare centres within the healthcare • To analyse the effects of healing-oriented landscapes in healthcare centres
centre boundaries. towards the victims.
Primary case study of a healthcare centre in Delhi has been attempted to assess the outdoor areas and their
impact on the patients and the visitors.
LIMITATIONS:
Due to unavailability of healing gardens in Indian healthcare centre design it will not be possible to do a
OBJECTIVES :
primary case study of any healthcare centre having healing-oriented landscape.
Absence of research on healing gardens in Indian context, most of the study will be based in United States • To understand the evolution of healing-oriented landscapes
and Europe.
It will not be possible to a patient survey due to time constraint and constraint in visiting the patients. • To create a healing environment for psychological and economical rehabilitation.

METHODOLOGY:
Selection of topic (inspiration from daily life struggle)
Literature and background study
Formulation of Aims and Objectives
Collection of Data
Analysis
Formulation of strategies
Proposal
Final dissertation.

CASE STUDIES TARGETED:

Comfort Garden, San Francisco, California
Atois Alzheimer Centre, Cincinnati, Ohio
Sita Ram Bhartiiya Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi
LIMITATION
• Social and civic rehabilitation generally involves policies.
• Basic common psychological traits are dealt with.
• Taste is to be omitted while considering the sense involved in
design.
• Complete healing can’t be done through architecture, but healing
supportive environments is being provided.
• And many more related to it.
OBJECTIVE
• To understand the psychology of victims and
understand the effect of architecture on
victims.
• To create spaces which would support in self-
healing process.
• To use the four senses for positive
psychological impact through architecture.
SCOPE OF STUDY

• Research on architecture of built-ups that would have psychological

effect on the human traffic victims.
• Research on different kind of materials and the impact on the
victims.
• The prime focus would be on landscape.
• Psychological study of victims and people around them..