DESIGN OF ELEVATED ROUNDABOUT IN PUNE CITY - PHASE 1

Urban transportation infrastructure plays a pivotal role in the economic and social development of a city.As urban centres like Pune experience rapid population growth and increased vehicular traffic, the need for innovative and efficient traffic management solutions becomes paramount.This project aims to address this challenge by proposing the design and cost estimation of an elevated roundabout in Pune City.The proposed elevated roundabout serves as a novel solution to alleviate traffic congestion and enhance traffic flow efficiency at a key intersection in Pune (Vishrantwadi Chowk).The elevated design not only maximizes the utilization of available space but also provides an aesthetically pleasing urban landmark.The project encompasses comprehensive planning, design, and cost estimation phases to ensure a holistic approach to urban transportation infrastructure development.The design phase involves a thorough analysis of the existing traffic patterns, road geometry, and topography of the proposed site.Utilizing advanced traffic simulation software like SIDRA, 3D Civil and Civil Engineering software such as Autocad and Revit.The project team optimizes the roundabout's layout to accommodate diverse types of vehicles and ensure seamless traffic movement.Safety considerations, including pedestrian pathways and adequate signage, are integrated into the design to prioritize the well-being of all road users.The elevated structure incorporates modern engineering principles and materials to ensure structural integrity, longevity, and minimal environmental impact.The project also explores sustainable features, such as energy-efficient lighting and green landscaping, to align with contemporary urban development standards.The outcomes of this project are expected to contribute significantly to urban planning and transportation management strategies in Pune City.By providing a detailed design and cost estimation for an elevated roundabout, the project aims to offer a blueprint for similar infrastructure projects in other urban centres facing similar traffic challenges.The findings may also serve as a reference for policymakers, urban planners, and engineers seeking innovative solutions to enhance urban mobility and quality of life in rapidly growing cities.