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Charlapalli Railway Station

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Charlapalli Railway Station in January, built at a cost of 鈧� 4.3 billion. Designed as a major terminal in Hyderabad, it aims to decongest the existing Secunderabad and Nampally stations. The station is set to ease travel for nearly 50,000 passengers daily, serving as a halting point for 25 train pairs and facilitating the operation of 50 trains each day.

Pearl concept and connectivity

Discussing the design brief,聽RoopaKala D S, Principal Architect, RR Architects & Associates, says, "The architectural form of Charlapalli Railway Station is inspired by a shell, beautifully symbolising Hyderabad鈥檚 identity as the 鈥楥ity of Pearls鈥�. The shell shape was chosen not only for its aesthetic appeal but also for its symbolic connection to the region鈥檚 long-standing tradition of pearl trading and craftsmanship. This form influences the station鈥檚 layout, optimising smooth circulation and efficient spatial arrangement. The organic flow of the design minimises congestion, allowing passengers to navigate easily through the station.鈥�

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Charlapalli Railway Station in January, built at a cost of 鈧� 4.3 billion. Designed as a major terminal in Hyderabad, it aims to decongest the existing Secunderabad and Nampally stations. The station is set to ease travel for nearly 50,000 passengers daily, serving as a halting point for 25 train pairs and facilitating the operation of 50 trains each day.Pearl concept and connectivityDiscussing the design brief,聽RoopaKala D S, Principal Architect, RR Architects & Associates, says, The architectural form of Charlapalli Railway Station is inspired by a shell, beautifully symbolising Hyderabad鈥檚 identity as the 鈥楥ity of Pearls鈥�. The shell shape was chosen not only for its aesthetic appeal but also for its symbolic connection to the region鈥檚 long-standing tradition of pearl trading and craftsmanship. This form influences the station鈥檚 layout, optimising smooth circulation and efficient spatial arrangement. The organic flow of the design minimises congestion, allowing passengers to navigate easily through the station.鈥漈o read the full article Click Here

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