Case Study: Mumbai Central Railway Station

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Name of the Station: Mumbai Central Railway Station, Mumbai, Maharashtra (MMCT) Total Indicative Cost of Completion( Station redevelopment): Rs. 89,50,00,000 Lease Premium: Rs. 96,70,32,000 Lease rent: Rs. 9,67,03,200 Pa. Estimated cost of completion of the entire project on ground: 2 years. Brief description of the entire plan of redevelopment of the station: The redevelopment of the station is being undertaken as a PPPP model instead of a PPP model i.e. it is a Public Private People Partnership. The project is aimed to create maximum benefit to the government, the people and ourselves. The redevelopment project has been designed to make the station modern in all spheres- infrastructural, ecological and economical. The key features will include energy …show more content…

The mall will have 50 stores, a food court, and two multi floored retail outlets. The office shall be given ‘raw’ to the customers i.e. only fitted with central air conditioning, floor plans and tiles. The other installations need to be done by the customers themselves. We shall also have sound proof glass put up to ensure they are not disturbed by the railway station. 4) Relocation space- To create space for these facilities we need to relocate the existing public offices in the area. We will be placing them all within one building at the estimated cost of 36 crore. Estimated time of completion: The entire commercial plot shall take 3 years to complete and shall be completed after the railway station. The newly built station should add to the charm of the commercial space and drive up prices. 1)- Retail Concourse with food plaza and executive passenger lounges and free airconditioned passenger waiting area 2)-Skywalk connecting the station to public transport such as the upcoming metro, public buses and taxis. 3)-Arrival-Departure Area 4)-Platforms with installed solar panels on the roofs and utility stalls. 5) Parcel handling area which is cordoned off from the passenger movement

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