The Union government approves preliminary sanction for a ₹1,400 crore greenfield national highway connecting Nizampatnam fishing harbour to the projected Amaravati Outer Ring Road. The project aims to enhance marine exports and coastal tourism.
As India's urban population approaches 843 million by 2050, NIUA and RMI emphasise the importance of developing net-zero carbon infrastructure from the start, thereby aligning growth with climate goals.
This interaction explores the key considerations in tensile material selection, factors to be considered while designing tensile structures, and how they drive the net-zero goals of airports.
As global aviation confronts the reality of climate change, airports, despite their status as symbols of progress and connection, must now lead the charge towards sustainability. Ar. Gurpreet Shah and Prof. Charanjit Shah of Creative Group LLP elucidate the design strategies for green and net-zero airports.
Airports are perhaps the most sophisticated of transport hubs. However, they stand out as one of the most complex and demanding projects, given the need to incorporate diverse infrastructure systems like terminals, taxiways, aprons, carparks, etc. Traditional methods of airport construction present several challenges, such as high costs, vast data handling, operational disruptions, lack of coordination among stakeholders, and, to top it all, design errors. With these shortfalls and the increasing global demand for air transport, architects and structural engineers are on the verge of pushing their limits to rethink airport construction. This is where Building Information Modeling (BIM) is proving to be a game-changer!
Aviation experts Rahul Khanna and Divya Verma examine how sustainable design, circular principles, and innovation influence future-ready, green airports.
The design of an airport is not solely for aesthetic value! It influences everything from airport function to passenger experience. Ar. Amit Palia of SJ-SMEC elucidates how the architectural design of an airport impacts its passenger experience.
In this interaction, Manish Mehan discusses how TK Elevator redefines vertical transportation by integrating sustainable production, responsible material sourcing, and green logistics.