Mysore Park Analysis & Photography

I need an architecture student who can spend a day on-site at a public park in Mysore, Karnataka. Your task is two-fold: first, capture a comprehensive photographic record of the grounds, key approaches, and surrounding context; second, prepare a concise site analysis that explains how the park sits within its neighbourhood—access routes, adjacent land uses, views, circulation patterns, and any noteworthy cultural or environmental cues.

The emphasis is on location and context rather than structural diagnostics, so bring an urban-design eye for how people move through and experience the space. If you choose to layer in observations about environmental impact or aesthetic elements, that would be a welcome bonus.

Deliverables
• 40–60 high-resolution images (RAW + lightly edited JPEGs)
• A short illustrated report (4–6 pages PDF) summarising findings, a hand-sketched or CAD base plan with your notations on movement and activity zones, and a brief conclusion highlighting opportunities or constraints for future design work.

You should be able to reach the site in person, work independently, and submit everything within one week of kickoff. Basic familiarity with Adobe InDesign or Canva for the report layout and AutoCAD, SketchUp, or freehand sketching for the plan is sufficient; no advanced modelling required.