THE POTENTIAL OF UNBUILT GROUND: GREEN WAYS IN MUMBAI AS A DRIVE OF URBAN TRANSFORMATION.

Abstract Waterfront development has always been attractive and vital part of City’s development, and hot topic of discussion in urban development and planning of any city. The Urban development along with the coastal line of the city has its unique features that are shaped by the views, city’s skyline, land usability and environmental factor along with social and community characteristics, cultural and traditional value and history of the city. Mumbai a thick, brilliant and muddled metropolitan region of 21 million occupants fills in as the budgetary, mechanical and delight capital of the nation. Mumbai struggles with extreme flooding, pollution, flora and fauna degradation, and anticipates a huge vary of local weather alternate impacts. As Mumbai grapples with these challenges, the town experiences great improvement strain amidst its fast financial and populace growth. Over the most recent 30 years Mumbai's eastern waterfront has produced improvement intrigue. Mumbai waterfront consist of 1100 acres of land now under- utilized, facet Mumbai City’s eastern shore. Both Mumbai city and Mumbai port are dropping their regional and country wide dominance. The Waterfront share many of Mumbai's economic, social and infrastructural and surroundings concerns. Helly and Himali discuss about the special opportunity to address them via redevelopment and reinvention. This paper targets talking about complete strength plan for Eastern Waterfront which is partitioned into three components: Existing conditions, flexibility plan, and execution measures. Abstract Waterfront development has always been attractive and vital part of City’s development, and hot topic of discussion in urban development and planning of any city. The Urban development along with the coastal line of the city has its unique features that are shaped by the views, city’s skyline, land usability and environmental factor along with social and community characteristics, cultural and traditional value and history of the city. Mumbai a thick, brilliant and muddled metropolitan region of 21 million occupants fills in as the budgetary, mechanical and delight capital of the nation. Mumbai struggles with extreme flooding, pollution, flora and fauna degradation, and anticipates a huge vary of local weather alternate impacts. As Mumbai grapples with these challenges, the town experiences great improvement strain amidst its fast financial and populace growth. Over the most recent 30 years Mumbai's eastern waterfront has produced improvement intrigue. Mumbai waterfront consist of 1100 acres of land now under- utilized, facet Mumbai City’s eastern shore. Both Mumbai city and Mumbai port are dropping their regional and country wide dominance. The Waterfront share many of Mumbai's economic, social and infrastructural and surroundings concerns. Helly and Himali discuss about the special opportunity to address them via redevelopment and reinvention. This paper targets talking about complete strength plan for Eastern Waterfront which is partitioned into three components: Existing conditions, flexibility plan, and execution measures