Pune has witnessed significant shifts in the construction, infrastructure, real estate and allied sectors. Dr Sushma S Kulkarni, Director, NICMAR University, Pune, shares her insights on the future of construction and infrastructure development in the cit
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The future of construction and infrastructure development in Pune lies in sustainable construction and smart city technologies.
NICMAR University is a leading institution in the country that offers courses in construction management, real estate, and infrastructure management. The university has a strong research focus and has collaborated with several international universities to offer joint programs.
BIM (Building Information Modelling) is a software tool that is widely used in the construction industry to design and manage construction projects. PVsyst is a software tool that is used to design and optimize solar energy systems.
The city of Pune has implemented a smart traffic management system that uses real-time data to manage traffic flow and reduce congestion. The city has also implemented a smart energy grid that uses renewable energy sources to power homes and businesses.
The India Construction Festival is an annual event that brings together industry professionals, policymakers, and academics to discuss the latest trends and innovations in the construction industry.

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