CBI OFFICE BUILDING

G – BLOCK AT BANDRA - KURLA COMPLEX, MUMBAI

Project Name : CBI OFFICE BUILDING

Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) was allotted a land of 1500 sqm at C-35 A, G – Block at Bandra – Kurla Complex, popularly known as BKC at Mumbai by Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA). They entrusted the work of project management to Central Public Works Department (CPWD). CPWD appointed M/s Enarch Consultant Private Limited as the consultant. Initially it was planned to have 2 Basements + Ground + 10 storeyed structure but later to cope up the requirements, the building was planned with 2 Basements + Ground + 13 storeyed structure. Since plot size was very small and space requirements of CBI were high, full FSI of 4 was utilised and also some FSI was purchased through making payment of the premium to MMRDA as per their guidelines. Total built up area planned including basements was of the order of 10,500 sqm. Accordingly the plans were got sanctioned. CBI building in Mumbai has been constructed with latest norms conforming to all the requirements of the local bodies. It houses almost all the offices under one roof. The building is occupied fully and is operational from March 2016 onwards. Important features of the project were adoption of new materials and techniques, 4 star GRIHA rating and accommodating services including required parking as per local bylaws in the plot. The building has achieved prestigious CIDC best project award, CPWD best completed project and IBC award.

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10319 Lakh

Project Budget

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19 May 2011

Start Date

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15 Mar 2016

Completion Date

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MUMBAI

Location

Project Team / Contact Us

S.No. Name(Mr/Mrs) Designation Office Address Office Number Mobile Number Email ID
1 KRISHNA MURARI SONI CE WZ-I, Mumbai dr.kmsoni@gmail.com
2 Shailendra SE MCC-I,Mumbai
3 Bharat Kataria EE EE,CBI Project

Highlights

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Post Tensioned (PT) Slab -

PT slabs were as adopted in all the floors. It provided extra headroom which was required for the services. PT slab has the advantages of increased clear spans, extra headroom, reduced storeyed height to enable more storeys in same height of the building, thinner slab, lighter structure, reduced cracking and deflections, and quality and skilled work. It is particularly economic in case of multi-storeyed buildings. Limitation of the PT slab is that it has to be insured that it is never cut or drilled which may cause the failure of the structure.

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Implementation Strategy

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Structural Arrangement -

The building was designed as RCC framed structure. Post Tensioned slabs were designed for all the floors to have large headroom as the building was fully air-conditioned. AHUs were placed on the lofts of the toilet blocks to economise the space. Structural glazing was designed and tested as per the requirements. Autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) blocks were used in the infill walls.

Post Tensioned (PT) slab -

PT slabs were as adopted in all the floors. It provided extra headroom which was required for the services. PT slab has the advantages of increased clear spans, extra headroom, reduced storeyed height to enable more storeys in same height of the building, thinner slab, lighter structure, reduced cracking and deflections, and quality and skilled work. It is particularly economic in case of multi-storeyed buildings. Limitation of the PT slab is that it has to be insured that it is never cut or drilled which may cause the failure of the structure.

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Dry stone cladding -

External facade has the cladding of ACP sheets and dry granite stones. For this, special arrangements were made to fix the stones. The stones were placed on four stainless steel pins as shown in figure. Each pin was inserted into two stones in which holes were drilled first.

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Double stack mechanised car parking -

Double stack mechanised car parking was used in the basements as it saved the space and also accommodated the required parking as per local bylaws.

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Green Building Features -

  • As the project was registered for 4 star GRIHA rating, green building features were the requirements of GRIHA ratings. Energy efficient LED and T5 lights were used in the project. Apart from the fittings, energy efficient chillers were used.
  • For recycling waste water, sewage treatment plant of 35 kLD capacity was provided in the basement.  Rain water harvesting arrangements were also made.
  • Solar PV panels could not be adjusted on roof slab hence a steel framework was installed so that solar PV panels could be installed over the same. A small solar power plant of 20 kWp was provided
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Structural Glazing -

Structural glazing was provided on external walls which also helped in reduction of the weight of the structure. The glazing was designed and tested for required loading. Main important feature of the structural glazing was to abide the requirements of the fire authorities.

Glass -

Glass was used partly in the partitions to bring the external light inside the halls. The officer’s cabins were planned on periphery of the building while halls were planned in the centre for the staff. Glass was used in the partitions to bring light inside and in the lobby. In the lobby, fire rated toughened glass was used. 

 
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Italian Marble Flooring-

In the main lobby and lift lobbies, Italian marble flooring was used for aesthetic purposes.

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Foldable Partition -

In the auditorium cum training centre, Dorma foldable partition was provided so that it can be used for large gathering by combining the two. 

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Other Features -

Includes all security equipments, intelligent fire alarm system, Intelligent building management system, complete networking, construction of diaphragm wall around the basements, smoke extraction fans in the basements, gas based fire suppression system, sensor based lights in cabins and toilets, variable frequency drive chillers and AHUs, and silent DG set. The building is designed as disabled friendly. Lifts are provided with Brail language.  

Lessons Learnt / Take Aways

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CBI building in Mumbai has been constructed with latest norms conforming to all the requirements of the local bodies. It houses almost all the offices under one roof. The building is occupied fully and is operational from March 2016 onwards.

The building has achieved prestigious CIDC best project award, CPWD best completed project and IBC award.

1. In a small plot basement(s) can be provided and services planned in the same.

2. STP tanks can be manufatured at factory and placed.

3. Stack parking should be provided as it saves the space, height is already available due to airconditioning requirements.

4. PT slab leads to higher headroom.