Mehrauli Gurugram Road
Mobility Planning, Landscape and Urban design
Gurugram, Haryana
10 Km long Active Mobility
Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority
On-Going
Reclaiming pedestrian and cycling infrastructure
Embark on a transformative journey along The Mall Road project in Gurugram, where pedestrian and cycling infrastructure is a priority. Designed to create a captivating promenade, it seamlessly links landmarks through active mobility, enhancing urban connectivity and vitality.
The Mall Road embodies seamless urban mobility, with a focus on active transportation and vibrant public spaces. A 5 km pedestrian path ensures safe, enjoyable walks, while a dedicated 5 km cycling loop offers a serene route for cyclists. These features, designed to encourage eco-friendly movement, are enhanced by a 3-acre public plaza including ample seating spaces and green areas, providing dynamic interaction spaces for social and leisure activities.
MG Road stands as the grand entrance to Gurugram, a bustling corridor famed for nine shopping malls, with a plethora of commercial establishments nestled amidst high-density housing. This distinguished thoroughfare, boasting a 90-meter right-of-way, serves as a vital artery linking the city to Delhi, embellished with two strategic metro stations for effortless public transit access.
In collaboration with key stakeholders in association with Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority, we are developing comprehensive traffic circulation plans to reduce conflict points.
Provisions for last-mile connectivity at metro stations are designed to promote public transport usage, while continuous active mobility serves as the main link between key landmarks.
Innovative intersection designs prioritize safety for all users, and vibrant plazas along the entire corridor offer opportunities for economic activity and interactive spaces for both residents and visitors, signalling a transformative urban vision in motion.
The design ensures accessibility with six strategically placed bus stops, 250 on-street parking spaces, and 40 designated vending zones, offering convenience without compromising the pedestrian-friendly atmosphere