Skywalk at ITO Design Forum International

The Mega Skywalk at ITO, New Delhi, designed by Design Forum International

Skywalk at ITO, New Delhi will open soon for the public. Design Forum International has designed the skywalk using the tubular structure and fabric.
Skywalk at ITO Design Forum International

The Mega Skywalk at ITO, New Delhi, designed by Design Forum International 1ITO at New Delhi is one of the busiest junctions of the city resulting in traffic congestion and difficulties for pedestrians. The design of the Skywalk at ITO, New Delhi, designed by Design Forum International (DFI) is aimed at resolving traffic woes and a convenient pedestrian movement and crossing. The construction of the skywalk is done using prefabricated tubular frames and fabric.

The Mega Skywalk at ITO, New Delhi, designed by Design Forum International 7
Conceptual sketches

In addition to facilitating convenient pedestrian movement, the skywalk will also host shops, food kiosks, canopies and seating.

Skywalk under construction:

 

Conceptual Presentation of the skywalk:
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  1. This project is not designed by DFI. The original concept and winning entry was submitted to Delhi PWD by a JV between Mathur and Kaprey Associates, Design Business Collaborative LLP and B&S Engineering Consultant. Here is the link of the presentation:

    https://architecture.live/skywalk-at-ito-new-delhi…/

    DFI did participate in the competition but didn’t win. They were further hired by the contractors to detail out the project.

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