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Mumbai's
Engineering Hub building to be ready by June
Tuesday December 14, 2010 02:56:52 PM,
IANS
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Mumbai: The
Engineering Hub building of Mumbai, housing offices of all the
engineering departments of the city, will be operational by June
2011, an official said Tuesday.
"The municipal headquarter in Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus is a
heritage building. The upcoming Engineering Hub too will be an
architectural marvel," said Rahul Shevale, chairman of
Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's (BMC) Standing Committee.
"Currently, the offices of the hydraulic engineer, city engineer
and several engineering departments like storm water drains,
maintenance and engineering, traffic and bridges and building
proposal are scattered. These will be relocated at the new
building once construction is complete," he said.
Spread over more than 200,000 sq feet, the building will house a
library, an engineering record room, a tender room and a control
room. The building will also have a data facility centre to
control the computerised operations of the BMC.
The new building will also double-up as a back-up office in case
of a disaster, he said. It will house a dormitory where employees
from the engineering department would stay in any emergency.
"The construction is 70 percent complete," Shevale said.
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