The Chennai Metro Asset Management Ltd (CMAML) has floated a tender for the development of Vadapalani bus depot with an integrated bus terminal. CMAML is a joint venture between Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) and Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation. The estimated cost of the said project is 481 INR-Crore. It will develop over the already existing Vadapalani bus depot, which spans over 6.6 Acres on Arcot Road.
The site design provides dual access: one from Arcot Road (24 M wide) for terminal users and another from Kumaran Colony Main Road (12 M wide) for commercial use. There is emphasis on smart circulation, open space reservation (2,801 SqM), and a landscape area of 2,304 SqM. With a multimodal transition hub, this project offers a modern bus terminal at ground level consisting of 5 boarding bays and two alighting bays. Additionally, two basement levels will provide parking facilities for 1,475 two-wheelers and 214 four-wheelers.
Also read: Delhi Government approves 500 INR-Crore elevated road project
Office spaces are from the 1st to the 10th floor. Meanwhile, the 11th and 12th floors are specifically designed for companies working in Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, and Comics. The dedicated food court and restaurant area provides the customers with a variety of dining options. This project also aims to transform the high-demand urban node into a world-class, multi-use facility.
Biltrax Construction Data is tracking 35,000+ projects on their technology platform for their clients.
Get exclusive access to upcoming projects in India with actionable insights. Furthermore, gain a competitive advantage for your products in the Indian Construction Market.
Visit www.biltrax.com or email us at contact@biltrax.com to become a subscriber and generate leads.
Disclaimer: The information herein is based upon information obtained in good faith from sources believed to be reliable. All such information and opinions can be subject to change. Furthermore, the image featured in this article is for representation purposes only. It does not in any way represent the project. If you wish to remove or edit the article, please email editor@biltrax.com.
0Discover more from Biltrax Media, A Biltrax Group venture
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
