Cartography of Experiences is part of an architectural investigation into how cities are perceived, inhabited, and remembered beyond conventional modes. It forms part of the research titled Slowness, which investigates how cities can become more inclusive by designing for the rhythms of non-normative users. The drawing maps the layered relationships between movement, landscape, infrastructure, architecture, and everyday occupation. Through the simultaneous overlay of multiple spatial conditions, it presents architecture as an evolving experience shaped by human interaction, environmental systems, and temporal rhythms, transforming drawing into both a method of inquiry and a medium for spatial storytelling.

Credits
Architect: Shatmanyu Singh Rawat 
Thesis Guide: Shantanu Poredi
Institution:  Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute for Architecture and Environmental Studies