Infrastructures and Construction
India is expected to have 68 cities with more than one million inhabitants by 2030 and the urban population is expected to increase by 200 million people between 2015 and 2035. Some $1.2 trillion will be invested in cities by 2030, including through the SmartCityVision programme. Most of the growth in construction, however, will come from infrastructure, the improvement of which is crucial to the economy.
As for the residential construction sector, after a slowdown, the recovery is going smoothly.
There is a "growing awareness" of environmental issues which is reorienting the market towards thermal comfort, to save energy, and then towards acoustic comfort. Finally, home automation (lighting, security, air conditioning) is beginning to develop in both residential and commercial buildings.
Apave supports you in your infrastructure and construction projects, for the technical control of buildings, the safety of people on building sites and the regulatory inspection of your installations.
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Bridges
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Buildings and construction
The construction sector is one of the leading global economic sectors. It is expected to grow by 3.9% per year until 2030, particularly in South-East Asia*.
Safety, quality and progress are vital to any construction project. Whether it is the construction of industrial facilities, road infrastructure or large high-rise buildings, construction consultancy allows customers to pursue their construction projects in line with existing regulations and to the highest global standards. Technologies and materials are changing; nonetheless, the safety of property and people should remain the major issue for those involved in the sector. Providing this type of support and guidance at the early stage of a construction project, and being able to anticipate any potential issues, Apave and its experts can help you manage your everyday risks.
*Source: 'Global Construction 2030' – Global Construction Perspectives and Oxford Economics
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Roads
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