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AHMEDABAD: The Standing Committee of the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) convened on Thursday to evaluate the construction proposals for towers exceeding 70 meters in height within the city.
Over the past two years, the AMC has approved development permits for 17 tall buildings, generating an income of ₹250 crore.
All 17 structures are located exclusively in the western part of the city and will comprise a total of 2,000 residential and 2,300 commercial units.
The AMC’s town development department has already issued the Building Use (BU) certificate for one tower, taller than 100 meters, situated on Sola Science City Road, set to be the city’s first residential high-rise exceeding 100 meters. Numerous developers are eager to construct skyscrapers in the western zones, including SG Highway and Sola Science City Road.
In the Bodakdev area, construction plans for the highest number of skyscrapers—seven—have received approval. Notably, a commercial building standing at 147.95 meters on Sindhu Bhavan Road was acknowledged as the tallest approved establishment to date, featuring 34 floors. Additionally, plans for commercial buildings reaching 150 meters have been submitted to the state government’s special technical committee for review, with each structure slated to have over 45 floors.
To date, the AMC has greenlit construction for 30 buildings taller than 100 meters, including 23 residential and 7 commercial. Five more projects are currently within the approval pipeline. Furthermore, eight towers exceeding 100 meters have been authorized in the Ahmedabad Urban Development Authority (AUDA) jurisdiction. Collectively, 38 buildings surpassing 100 meters have been approved across both the city and the surrounding AUDA area.
