CSMT restoration work begins
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus(CSMT), a heritage building, certified by Unesco, will soon be in a better shape with the Central Railway (CR) starting restoration work of the structure.
Architectural work on the ground floor of the heritage building has begun with the entrance of the station on the south side, near Bori Bunder. Currently, restoration of windows, glass panes and doors is on. The doors, which are made of Burma teak wood, will be placed inside near the CSMT museum. The wooden staircases in the building will also be replaced and the damaged structures inside the building will be changed.
“The work on restoring the building has started. However, no major changes will be undertaken in the building owing to its heritage value. The completion of the work will take one year,” said a senior CR official.
The work comes after CR had proposed the Railways to grant a fund of Rs 41 crore to restore the heritage building. The Union budget of 2018 had allocated funds for the restoration work
Report by Chetali S M
Reported on – 14/03/2021
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