Our Projects

• Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) - India

In partnership with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the ISO 14001 framework for Environmental Management Systems (EMS) was introduced to the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC).

DMRC took on the challenge of aligning its environmental practices with ISO 14001 standards and became the first metro system in the world to achieve certification during Planning and Design, and the second globally after New York City Transit.

Today, Delhi Metro serves as a benchmark for other Indian metros striving for sustainable mass transit. Under a USAID-supported program, green design concepts were incorporated into Phase II of DMRC, which expands the network by 58 km with 48 stations, increasing ridership from 1.15 to 2.67 million per day. Working with DMRC’s senior executives, a guidance manual was developed to identify sustainable strategies in energy efficiency, material conservation, indoor air quality, water management, and operations—aiming to reduce the environmental footprint through holistic, cost-effective green design with measurable performance indicators and life cycle cost analysis.

• Regional Rapid Transit System Delhi - India

The National Capital Region Planning Board proposes eight RRTS corridors under the 2021 plan, with tasked for station design.

o Project Scope: The $30 billion system serves settlements like Gurgaon, Delhi, Rewari, and Alwar, while boosting industrial complexes such as Bawal, Dharuhera, Bhiwadi-Tapookara-Kushkhera, and Manesar; it remains in the feasibility assessment stage.

• Transit Oriented Development (TOD), Delhi – India

Transit Oriented Development (TOD) is a growing approach to creating vibrant, livable, and compact communities centered around high-quality train systems. It encourages walkable lifestyles and reduces dependence on cars, improving overall urban quality of life.

Key factors driving TOD include increasing traffic congestion, dissatisfaction with suburban sprawl, and demand for quality urban living, preference for walkability, changing family structures, and national support for Smart Growth.

• District Department of Transportation Washington - USA

Prime task was to develop an Environmental Management System (EMS) to provide DDOT with a structured, quantifiable system for managing environmental issues and integrating the environmental impacts of all its five administrations.

The administrations include Infrastructure Project Management Administration (IPMA), Traffic Service Administration (TSA), Transportation Policy and Planning Administration (TPPA), Urban Forestry Administration (UFA) and Public Space Management Administration (PSMA). Provide the DDOT employees, contractors, consultants and other stakeholders a comprehensive tool to manage environmental risk as well as to promote and protect the health, safety, and welfare of the citizens served by DDOT.

• Traffic & Transportation Master Plan- Siliguri Jalpaiguri - India

The Siliguri-Jalpaiguri Planning Area (SJPA) in West Bengal serves as a key gateway to Northeast India, acting as a hub for resource distribution amid rapid growth.

The Traffic & Transportation Master Plan (TTMP) by the Siliguri-Jalpaiguri Development Authority (SJDA) aims to deliver sustainable, integrated transport and land use solutions. It promotes seamless inter-modal connectivity for safe, efficient travel while boosting productivity, quality of life, and minimal environmental impact through PPP frameworks, innovative funding like tolls and parking fees, and clear state investment policies in public transport.

• Other International Metro Projects (Seattle and Others)

There is also exposure to international metro systems in cities such as Seattle and others, emphasizing:

• o Sustainability and energy-efficient design;
• o Passenger-centric layouts and amenities;
• o Seamless multimodal integration; and
• o Long-term asset performance and lifecycle optimization.

• Landmark Township Greater Noida – India

Landmark Township by OPUS Properties in Greater Noida, NCR, is envisioned as an iconic development just 40 minutes from New Delhi via Expressway. The township offers plots, villas, and mixed-use residential and commercial spaces.

Designed as a modern community, it features a lake view, central vista, integrated neighborhood planning, groundwater management, rainwater harvesting, earthquake-resistant structures, and universal design with Vaastu compliance.

Its design vision focuses on creating a sustainable environment with minimal ecological impact, emphasizing parks, playgrounds, road buffers, porous pavements, and greenways connecting neighborhood units.

• Master Plan of Jamshedpur, Jharkhand – India

Jamshedpur, also known as Tatanagar, is a major Tata industrial hub and one of eastern India’s most important planned steel cities, anchored by Tata Steel, Tata Motors and several other Tata Group enterprises.

The Master Plan of Jamshedpur Urban Agglomeration (JUA), 2027 builds on this strong Tata-led industrial base and outlines policies for 20 years to improve living conditions and manage urban growth. It focuses on planned land use, better housing, efficient transport, upgraded utilities, solid waste management, sewerage and drainage systems, and the provision of parks, recreation, and community facilities, while leveraging the city’s status as a key Tata-driven manufacturing and employment centre. The plan also emphasizes environmental sustainability, economic initiatives, and strong administrative structures