abstract

The renovation of public infrastructure is critical to enhancing user experience, safety, and accessibility, particularly in high-traffic areas like railway stations. This research paper focuses on the interior renovation of the KR Puram Railway Station in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. Aiming to transform it into a modern, efficient, and inclusive space. The primary focus areas include the ladies’ waiting area with an integrated lactation room, accessible public washrooms, and designated café areas that provide comfort and functionality to daily commuters.

The design approach is centered on user-centric planning, ergonomics, and sustainable interior materials, while also ensuring cost-efficiency and ease of maintenance. Through strategic zoning, thoughtful circulation design, and incorporation of Vastu principles, the project ensures a positive energy flow and spatial clarity. The renovated station is envisioned as a model for public space design that meets the diverse needs of users including women, children, the elderly, and differently abled individuals. This research highlights the intersection of design, functionality, and public welfare in the context of urban infrastructure development.