The illumination of artwork and Metro pillars will involve installation of 640 LED floodlight units while the street beautification will incorporate use of white and red sandstone as well as granite flooring. “Around ₹75 lakh will be spent on the facade illumination work and floodlights, ₹2.67 crore will be spent on upgradation of stretch from Ulan Batar road to Dwarka underpass, while ₹1.3 crore will be spent on beautification of area around Dwarka underpass and Thimayya Marg,” the official said. The project will also entail illumination work on Metro pillars along Delhi Metro’s Airport Express Line and floodlights for façade illumination of artwork.Ī PWD official said that this is the second phase of the beautification work aimed at improving the aesthetics of the city’s entrance points from the airport. These include the beautification of arterial road from Ulan Batar road near IGI terminal to Dwarka underpass and areas around Dwarka underpass. The infrastructure arm of the Delhi government has invited bids for separate projects.

PWD officials said the work is expected to start in the first week of July and the process is likely to be completed in 45 days.

The Public Works Department (PWD) is planning to install lion sculptures, sandstone fountains and illumination fixtures besides undertaking infrastructure and horticulture upgradation work. The major roads around the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport are set for another round of beautification work as the Capital gears up to host the G20 meetings in September this year.

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