Kanpur Metro’s Baradevi station takes shape with sustainable design features

The first station on Kanpur Metro’s Baradevi-Naubasta elevated section is nearing completion. The roof of Baradevi station is constructed using a Pre-Engineered Building (PEB) structure, designed to harness natural light and reduce energy consumption. This sustainable approach reflects modern urban transit infrastructure advancements in India.


Key Update:

The roof of the platform at Baradevi station has been successfully completed. Designed with a Pre-Engineered Building (PEB) structure, this feature highlights the project’s focus on sustainability and energy efficiency.

Sustainability Highlight:

The PEB structure facilitates the use of natural light, reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day. This approach aligns with Kanpur Metro’s commitment to adopting environmentally friendly and energy-efficient solutions in its infrastructure development.

Some Recent Updates of Kanpur Metro:

  • Kanpur Metro’s Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) ‘Vidyarthi’ has achieved a major milestone by completing a 331-metre tunnel on the down line to Transport Nagar station. Now ready for its next phase, the TBM will be manoeuvred at the station before proceeding towards Kanpur Central, passing through Jhakarkati station. Read more

  • The Kanpur Metro has launched U-girder erection work on the Agriculture University–Barra-8 elevated section of Corridor-2, marking a key advancement in the city’s metro expansion. The first U-girder was successfully placed near Company Bagh crossing, with 184 U-girders to be installed along this approximately 4.5-kilometer elevated stretch. Read more
  • Kanpur’s metro journey is set to revolutionise city transit, with trial runs starting soon on the IIT to Kanpur Central route. This 25-minute ride will link key parts of the city, with trains arriving every 10-12 minutes at underground stations, making travel convenient and efficient for daily commuters. Read more

Conclusion:

The completion of Baradevi station’s roof marks a key step forward for the Baradevi-Naubasta section of Kanpur Metro. By integrating sustainable features like PEB structures, the project underscores its dedication to creating modern, eco-conscious transit systems that enhance urban connectivity.


Source: UPMRC | Images Credit: UPMRC

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