Transit / Void

Investigating the future of Indian leisure spaces involves acknowledging the disconnect between current public spaces and the evolving needs of contemporary user groups. By embracing the concept of the “third place” within a specific context and demographic, experimental programming techniques can simulate an urban fitting for this concept. How might we effectively bridge the gap between work and leisure by leveraging intermediary spaces and envisioning third places tailored to user needs? How crucial is it to consider duality and the in-between aspects in spatial design, while addressing associated challenges, to create accessible and comfortable leisure environments?