BMC Approves Phase 2 of Kala Ghoda Precinct Upgrade
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BMC Approves Phase 2 of Kala Ghoda Precinct Upgrade

With the first phase of the Kala Ghoda precinct development nearing completion, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has approved the second phase, aimed at upgrading five key roads while introducing a public plaza and improved parking. The project forms part of a broader plan to transform the city’s iconic art district into a greener, more pedestrian-friendly cultural hub.
Phase 2 will cover Mahatma Gandhi Road, K Dubash Road, Nagindas Road, Chamber of Commerce Lane, and Forbes Street, while Phase 1 work continues at V B Gandhi Marg, Rutherfield Street, Rope Walk Lane, Saibaba Road, and B Bharucha Road.
A central feature will be a pedestrian plaza at Kala Ghoda, with the stretch outside Rhythm House on K Dubash Road converted into a public square. The road in front of Jehangir Art Gallery will be reconfigured into a two-way street. Flooring will combine basalt and granite finishes, complemented by landscaping with trees such as Bakul, Heliconia Psittacorum, Purple Heart, and Golden Durante.
Given the scale of work, Phase 2 has been divided into 2A and 2B. Phase 2B will involve larger interventions, including plans for underground parking. Former BJP corporator Makrand Narwekar said the initiative would make the precinct “a greener, and more pedestrian-friendly space.”
The Urban Design Architecture (UDA) team has secured BMC approvals. Phase 2A is expected to cost Rs 12 crore, with tenders to be issued once clearances from other agencies are obtained.

Image source:swarajya.gumlet.io

With the first phase of the Kala Ghoda precinct development nearing completion, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has approved the second phase, aimed at upgrading five key roads while introducing a public plaza and improved parking. The project forms part of a broader plan to transform the city’s iconic art district into a greener, more pedestrian-friendly cultural hub.Phase 2 will cover Mahatma Gandhi Road, K Dubash Road, Nagindas Road, Chamber of Commerce Lane, and Forbes Street, while Phase 1 work continues at V B Gandhi Marg, Rutherfield Street, Rope Walk Lane, Saibaba Road, and B Bharucha Road.A central feature will be a pedestrian plaza at Kala Ghoda, with the stretch outside Rhythm House on K Dubash Road converted into a public square. The road in front of Jehangir Art Gallery will be reconfigured into a two-way street. Flooring will combine basalt and granite finishes, complemented by landscaping with trees such as Bakul, Heliconia Psittacorum, Purple Heart, and Golden Durante.Given the scale of work, Phase 2 has been divided into 2A and 2B. Phase 2B will involve larger interventions, including plans for underground parking. Former BJP corporator Makrand Narwekar said the initiative would make the precinct “a greener, and more pedestrian-friendly space.”The Urban Design Architecture (UDA) team has secured BMC approvals. Phase 2A is expected to cost Rs 12 crore, with tenders to be issued once clearances from other agencies are obtained.Image source:swarajya.gumlet.io

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