Archive · 5 Jan 2026
Delhi Empanels Architects for Modern Infrastructure Projects
The Delhi government is taking a big step to improve the city's buildings and infrastructure.
They are selecting special architects to help design new government buildings and other important structures.
These architects will make sure the buildings follow important rules and have features like rainwater collection, solar power, and easy access for everyone.
The goal is to make Delhi's infrastructure better and more modern, meeting the needs of the people who live and visit there.
Delhi government begins empaneling consultant architects for infrastructure projects.
DTTDC aims to strengthen technical and design capacity for government buildings.
Projects must comply with National Building Code and Bureau of Energy Efficiency norms.
Designs must include features like rainwater harvesting, solar power, and universal accessibility.
Project sizes range from 6,000 to 15,000 square metres.
- Who
- Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation (DTTDC)
- What
- Empanelment of consultant architects for modern infrastructure projects
- When
- Process began on January 5
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- To strengthen technical and design capacity and meet public demand for world-class civic and tourism infrastructure
- Organization
- Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation (DTTDC)
- Purpose
- Strengthen technical and design capacity
- Project Scope
- Government buildings and infrastructure
- Project Size
- 6,000 to 15,000 square metres
- Key Features
- Rainwater harvesting, fire safety, green buildings, solar power, wastewater recycling, parking, HVAC, landscaping, universal accessibility
- Compliance Requirements
- National Building Code, Bureau of Energy Efficiency norms, local body by-laws