Designing public spaces never comes with only one toolkit or guide. The design process can be inspired from various aspects, in this case, a game. But why a game? Well, Public Spaces are although designed by professionals but is made for people. Hence, the intent of it should also be understood by people and also should be help people contribute in it as well. The toolkit helps people come together to visualize their urban design ideas. The minecraft concept is also used in implementing the idea improving the professional and the social relations of the user.

MVRDV and StudioPOD have pulled off an urban makeover magic trick beneath Mumbai’s Senapati Bapat Marg flyover, and it’s nothing short of spectacular! Imagine turning a drab, concrete jungle into a vibrant, green oasis where the community can hang out and enjoy life. This fresh slice of urban paradise not only spruces up the area with lush greenery and cool amenities but also jazzes up the neighborhood with a bold new look. It’s like giving a makeover to a grumpy old wallflower and making it the life of the party. Plus, it’s a shining example of how we can transform neglected spots into fantastic public spaces, setting the stage for sustainable urban coolness in bustling cities.

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