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Delivering Aspirations | Achieving Scale

Key Trends Shaping the Industry: Some Highlights:

• With increasing awareness about the need for • Successful completion of iconic Bombay House
sustainable living, increasing trends are visible renovation established Ecofirst as a leading player
for demand in sustainable designs and buildings. in heritage buildings restoration and renovation.
Both public and private players are increasingly
looking for solutions to coexist with nature. • Successfully start of sustainable and integrated
Sports Complex consulting with a mega-sports
• The digital revolution is also visible with growing complex project.
impetus on digital modelling and Building
Information Modelling (BIM) requirements to • Working with major brands to provide sustainable,
intelligently manage built spaces. integrated warehousing solutions.
• Several Sustainable Integrated Designs (SID)
• Preserving heritage structures and making them
modern and functional is another increasing trend projects are under delivery - IT parks, Hospitals,
and requires specialised partners like ecofirst. residential complexes and mixed-use townships.
• Signed an MOU with a leading international player
In line with the market trends, Ecofirst is gearing up
to provide sustainable solutions and is continuously offering sustainable technology implementation
updating its portfolio with the changes in the support program pan India.
environment. • Delivered two niche projects on Vertical
Transportation Modelling and multiple projects
The subsidiary has proven its mettle with flawless
execution and delivery of several mega projects on climate change adaptations (flood modellings
and has achieved platinum & gold certifications to solutions)
establish itself as a leading player in sustainable • Working on a growing number of projects with
solutions space. international partners in the US, UK and Bhutan.

A PROJECT
Flood Risk Assessment:

Ecofirst was appointed to carry out a Flood Risk
Assessment Study and propose Mitigation methods
for the project located in a flood-prone area.
• In the urban agglomeration, dealing with flood
itself is quite a challenge as there needs to be
a harmony between the built and the natural
environment. In this case, both the projects were
inhabited, sited in low lying areas, close to rivers
and surrounded by Nala (streams).

• The study comprised of comprehensive analysis
of various catchment characteristics based on
data gathered from field investigations and open
source platforms.

• The completed project ensured prevention of
future losses due to flooding such as financial
losses, property or equipment damages and
avoiding disruption of movement.

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