NHSRCL hosts stakeholders meeting for commercial use of Sabarmati Multimodal Transport Hub

New Delhi, India (Urban Transport News): To explore the commercial utilization of Sabarmati Multimodal Transport Hub, the National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL) has organised a stakeholders’ meeting in New Delhi today. Around 45 people from various sectors like retail, banks, MNC’s, commercial ventures, airport concessioners, hotel chains etc attended the meeting.

Sabarmati Multi-Modal Transport Hub is a transit terminal building planned to provide seamless connectivity to under construction Sabarmati HSR station on Mumbai –Ahmedabad HSR corridor, WR Railway stations, Metro Station and BRT corridor.

The building nearing to its completion stage comprises of two blocks i.e. Block A and Block B. The total space available for lease in Block A & B is 22,668 sq. m and 13,599 sq. m respectively for office space, banks, hotels, retail etc. A parking space for 1300 vehicles (includes basement, ground, first and second floor) is available in the building. The third floor of the building is common for both Block A & B, having a carpet area of 4,432 sq. m for leasing and will have facilities like food court, retail shopping and passenger waiting area.

A presentation on commercial utilization of the building was given to all stakeholders followed by Q&A and feedback session.

The participants were also taken around the facility to explore the available opportunities in the building.

Sabarmati Multimodal Transport Hub is a transit terminal building which is planned to provide seamless connectivity to the under-construction Sabarmati High Speed Rail Station on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Bullet Train corridor, Western Railway (WR) Station, Metro Station and Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) corridor in Gujarat, India.

The Sabarmati HSR Station is located in a railway yard between two Indian Railway stations of Sabarmati (SBI and ISBT) and is in close vicinity to two Metro stations and a BRTS stop.

Sabarmati HSR being the terminal station of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail Corridor, NHSRCL has planned to develop it as a Multimodal Transport Hub in the region which will connect the HSR line to Indian Railways, Metro station and Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system, all located within a short walk for easy transfers.

The Multimodal Transport Hub has been designed with various Green building features. These includes provision of Solar Panels on the terraces, extensive landscape terraces and gardens, efficient water fixtures, with energy efficient Air Conditioning and lighting fixtures. Most of occupied areas in the entire building have ample natural light and views of the surroundings.