ivek Pai
Architect, Author, Activator, and Advocate of Autonomous, Alive Cities — passionately involved in shaping minds through teaching and mentorship.
Architect, Author, Activator, and Advocate of Autonomous, Alive Cities — passionately involved in shaping minds through teaching and mentorship.
Vivek Pai is an Architect and Urban Transport Planner with a specialization in Transportation Planning, specifically in demand forecasting and systems modelling. He has over 16 years of experience in the consulting field, working with prestigious clients from both the government and private sectors.
He is the Founder and Managing Director of Sustainancy Consultants Private Limited (formerly Sustainancy), a consultancy firm specializing in Environment, Sustainability, Transport, and Urban Planning.
Over the past 12 years, Sustainancy has worked on various Urban Planning, Transportation Planning, and Master Planning projects across India.
The firm’s expertise lies in the design and planning of large-scale infrastructure projects, transport terminals, multi-modal integration, parking policy, and the planning of IT parks, commercial complexes, and educational hubs.
Vivek is also deeply involved in research and education and currently serves as a visiting professor at several institutions offering programs in Architecture, Landscape Design, Urban Planning, and Urban Design.
The effect of Covid-19 on the world is unforeseen and the scale of impact on people from all strata of the society has been huge globally. This has made us ...
Cities, although complex entities with multiple layers of interactions, movement, intensities, pressures and aspirations, can be deciphered and understood ...
The city's vehicle count has exceeded 48 lakh, including 14 lakh private cars and nearly 29 lakh two-wheelers. In 2023-24, an average of 721 vehicles ...
MUMBAI: The authorities have identified several areas in Mumbai where congestion taxes may be implemented this year, including BKC, Nariman Point, Worli, ...
Mumbai's vehicle population has crossed the 46 lakh mark this week, marking a 100% increase over the past 10 years. From 1,150/km in 2014, vehicle density ...
The announcement was made this week that the city's vehicle population had surpassed the 46 lakh mark, leading to a density of 2,300 vehicles per kilometre ...
The transport department has come up with a plan to address Mumbai’s vehicular and parking challenges. Its success hinges on balancing urban planning with ...
The Santacruz Chembur Link Road (SCLR) extension, is poised to reshape the city's east-west commute by offering a signal-free corridor between the Eastern ...
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