Parking as a Resource for Re-generation

from Graduate Thesis Studio with Prof. Robert Freyer
Cars provide individuals with the convenience, comfort, and freedom to move around quickly without waiting for transit. However, with so many cars on the street and heavy reliance on it, the subsequent need for parking lots has grown significantly. These lots cover almost one-third of the total city area in some cities, making it the predominant landscape. My thesis focuses on how these parking lots could be used to design the upcoming development which could benefit the current and the future generations at site and city scale. 
Why is creating change important to you?
Creating change to me often leads to optimization, reallocation of resources and also equality. We as humans have always been self centered, consumed more then what we should and damaged the environment to our benefits. Its probably time to change our approach so that the future generations do not suffer and to save the environment.​
​- Vidit Soni​
Vidit Soni
Masters of Sustainable Design '21
Listening to Mtv Unplugged Songs
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