Sunday, 26 July 2015

BUILDING CASTLES IN AIR

amitabh.kant@nic.in

amitabhk87@yahoo.com




Dear  Amitabh ,


As with MakeinIndia , we need to dream big in everything  !

And building houses for millions of shelter-less , can only be in India  !

My today's blog is all about that . I hope you like it

with regards,

hemen

(M) 0 - 98,67,55,08,08

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Building    Castles    in    Air   ?


Somewhere I read :

It is alright to build castles in air , as long as you know how to place a foundation underneath , later on  "


Here are some examples of castles that our Governments have built ( - in air ? ) , recently :

CASTLES

Government  /  No of houses to be built / Period / Ave No per day

#   Maharashtra  /  1.1 Million  /  2015 - 20  /  602 per day

#   Gujarat         /  5  Million   /  2013 - 18   /   2,740 per day

#   Centre         /   20  Million  /  2015 - 22  /  7,827  per day



I assume that it will take , at least  ONE YEAR  to organize :

Land

     Find / acquire , thousands of vacant plots all over State / Country

#   Funds

     Arrange loans / borrowings as follows :

     *  Maharashtra...............  Rs  1,00,000  Crores

     *  Gujarat....................... Rs  5,00,000  Crores

     *  All India...................... Rs  20,00,000  Crores


Contractors

    Invite tenders / negotiate / sign building contracts with hundreds of really
    big contractors , who can mobilize billions of rupees worth of construction
    machinery , crores of rupees of working capital and lakhs of manpower


So , if ONE year is lost before construction starts , then the " Average Number of houses to be built per day " will substantially go up from above mentioned figures


I leave it to you to work out how many houses ( - 500 sq ft flats ? ) will need to be built EVERY HOUR  !


FOUNDATION

Invite WinSun Decoration Design Engineering Company of China , to bring its 3D house printing technology to India , by setting up 100 factories for pre-fabricating 3D printed houses


Then leave it to thousands of small builders to " Assemble "  on site , a few thousands houses each, on a " Rate Contract " basis


Both , in " Pre-fabrication "  and in " On site Assembly " , mass production is the only foundation !



Why   WinSun  ?


#    On 29 March 2014 , WinSun constructed TEN , 3D printed houses ( 200 sq meter each ) in Shanghai , each costing $ 4,800 ( approx Rs 3 lakh ! )


#    On 17 July 2015 , using its 3D printing technology , WinSun built a 2 storey villa , in just 3 HOURS  !


#    WinSun holds 98 patents for construction materials


#    For 3D printing of houses , WinSun , mostly uses recycled construction materials


#    3D house-printing technology saves,

      *  30% -60 % of building materials

      *  70 % of production time

      *  80 %  of construction cost


#   Egypt Government has placed on WinSun , an order for supplying 20,000 pre-fabricated , 3D printed houses


#   In Egypt , WinSun will establish 12 Dream Factories ( to build pre-fabricated houses ) , within 2 years


     These factories will mostly use desert sand as its main construction material , which was found ideal for 3D printing of houses !



#   In next 3 years , WinSun will set up ( in JV with local parties ) , similar factories in 20 countries , including Saudi Arabia , UAE , Qatar , Mexico , S. Korea , Russia , Morocco , Tunisia , and USA



It is high time , we implement  " Look East " policy of Shri Narendra Modi-ji


I hope this suggestion will reach the people responsible for building those castles in air !


And , I hope Senior Executives of all the big Construction Companies of India ( L&T / Godrej / Tata / Shapoorji Pallonji / Shirke / Mahindra / Gammons / HCC etc ) will take the next flight to China !


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hemen  parekh

26  July  2015

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