GANDHIPURAM BUS TERMINUS REDEVELOPMENT

TYPOLOGY - TRASPORTATION

LOCATION - COIMBATORE GANDHIPURAM

SITE AREA - 9,828 Sq.m

BUILDING AREA - 4,237 Sq.m

PROJECT DATE - SEPTEMBER 2020

In Coimbatore, town buses started operating in 1921 to serve most parts of the city, as well as other towns and villages in the district. A central bus terminus was started in 1974 in Gandhipuram. Due to increases in population and vehicular traffic, additional bus terminals were created in Ukkadam, Singanallur and Saibaba Colony. At the current situation, northbound and eastbound buses from the city use this bus terminal. It is located centrally in the city.

Gandhipuram Town Bus Stand serves as the terminus for intra-city buses and operates buses to other major bus termini like the Singanallur Bus Stand, Ukkadam Bus Stand, and New Bus stand (Mettupalayam Road). Gandhipuram Town Bus Stand serves town buses to various villages in Coimbatore district. City town bus Timetable towards Singanallur direction from Gandhipuram Town bus stand.

The "Gandhipuram Bus Terminus Redevelopment" project is a significant urban renewal initiative aimed at transforming one of the busiest transport hubs into a modern, efficient, and user-friendly facility. Located at the heart of the bustling city, this redevelopment focuses on optimizing space utilization, improving passenger amenities, and enhancing overall functionality. The design incorporates advanced architectural solutions to streamline traffic flow, reduce congestion, and ensure easy navigation for commuters.

Key features of the redevelopment include state-of-the-art waiting areas, improved ticketing counters, digital information systems, and enhanced safety measures. Attention is also given to sustainability, with the integration of eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient systems. The new design aims to create a seamless blend of aesthetics and practicality, making the Gandhipuram Bus Terminus not just a transit point, but a landmark that reflects the city's progressive spirit and commitment to urban development.