Strategic Master Plans & Mobility Matrices (India)

End-to-end master planning and inter-modal mobility strategies engineered for rapidly scaling urban agglomerations, focusing on low-emission modalities and sustainable land use.

• Siliguri-Jalpaiguri Traffic & Transportation Master Plan: The SJPA serves as a key gateway to Northeast India acting as a hub for resource distribution. The plan delivers sustainable, integrated transport and land use solutions, promoting seamless inter-modal connectivity while boosting productivity and quality of life via PPP frameworks and toll/parking innovations.
• Comprehensive Mobility Plan of Kolkata: Targeting severe traffic congestion and rising accidents, the CMP for the Kolkata Metropolitan Area (KMA) requires over USD 1.2 billion in investments over 18 years to enhance the economy and safety. Core strategies include extending the north-south metro, adding the east-west corridor, improving regional roadways, shifting the modal split from private vehicles to pedestrian/mass transit, and introducing Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) for congestion control.
• Odisha Integrated Comprehensive Mobility Plan (ICMP): Centers on people-first urban planning to create livable cities that drive economic growth. Proposals span short-term (Bus route rationalization, ITS enforcement cameras, bicycle tracks), medium-term (Rest areas, terminals), and long-term (Road widening, railway upgrades) objectives to promote modal shifts to public/non-motorized transport.
• Greater Noida Landmark Township: Envisioned as an iconic development 40 minutes from New Delhi, offering plots, villas, and mixed-use spaces. The design focuses on minimal ecological impact, utilizing groundwater management, rainwater harvesting, earthquake-resistant structures, road buffers, and porous pavements.
• Jamshedpur & Hanumangarh Master Plans: The Jamshedpur Urban Agglomeration Master Plan 2027 builds on the Tata-led industrial base, outlining policies for 20 years to improve housing, efficient transport, and utilities. The Hanumangarh Master Plan (2017-2035) guides planned urban growth for a projected population of 363,700 across 16,937 hectares, allocating sectors for residential, commercial, and industrial use with an emphasis on wide roads, riverside promenades, and drainage infrastructure to tackle unplanned sprawl.