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Mayor inspects community hall construction work at Moula Ali
Mayor of Hyderabad, B Rammohan, visited and inspected a community hall construction site at Moula Ali. The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation has taken up an innovative method to build the hall using Thermocol with expanded polystring material on an experimental basis.
Mayor of Hyderabad, B Rammohan, visited and inspected a community hall construction site at Moula Ali. The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation has taken up an innovative method to build the hall using Thermocol with expanded polystring material on an experimental basis.
Using the innovative modern technology, the expenditure for construction of the community hall has reduced up to 10 per cent, usually the construction would have costed around Rs 10 lakh. This hall is being constructed at a cost of Rs 7 lakh with expanded polystring material thermocol sheets with GI wires. Using this technology can help decresing temperatures by five to eight per cent .
This eco friendly community hall which is being constructed at Moula Ali was inspected by Mayor B Rammohan along with Advisor to Government of India Venugopala chary The Mayor said that a community hall with EPC technology will be constructed at ward Office in Kapra circle.
