K.V. Bhyregowda Circle To Jakkur Circle

TOTAL SITE AREA: 13628 sqm (1,46,693 sq.ft)

Funded under the National Clean Air Program (NCAP)

problems

Underpass construction cut off pedestrian links between Srirampura, Venkateshpura, Sampigehalli & Jakkur villages.

Haphazard traffic junctions and unsafe blind spots at the MCECHS layout.
No safe, continuous footpaths across the area.
BBMP playgrounds and open spaces are neglected, lacking seating/play amenities.
Vendors and locals have no organized spaces; hawkers are scattered, blocking access.
Railway-adjacent areas are littered with waste, no green buffers or dog shelters.
Poor lighting and signage make it unsafe, especially at night.

Inclusive kattes with multilingual (Kannada/English/Hindi) braille/tactile signage

Jakkur ground sports hub: basketball/volleyball courts, jogging track, kids’ play
Graffiti art on boundary walls, transformers, and entry murals
Heritage house revived as community museum
Bamboo plantations for natural shading, noise/air purification
Covered drains, dustbins, and percolation pits around trees
Upgraded bus/auto stands, rainwater shelters, and cycle parking
Hawker zones for peri-urban vendors with toilets/water access

Social & Dignity: Preserved kattes + heritage museum restore belonging for all users
Health & Hygiene: Drains/toilets/dustbins end disease risks (dengue/cholera)
Placemaking: Sports hub + graffiti murals create vibrant, people-centric destinations
Economic Dignity: Hawker zones uplift peri-urban vendors with shade/water access
Safety/Mobility: CCTV/lighting/roundabouts ensure secure, fluid movement
Environment: Bamboo purification + percolation pits build resilience
Community Pride: Aesthetic transformers/walls spark ownership