Global InformationPurbachal New Town Project information
Purbachal New Town Project (Bengali: পূর্বাচল নতুন শহর প্রকল্প) or formerly Purbachal Residential Model Town is the biggest planned township in Bangladesh. The project area consists of about 6,213 acres (25.14 km2) land located in between the Shitalakshya and the Balu rivers at Rupganj thana of Narayanganj district and at Kaliganj thana of Gazipur district, in the northeastern side of Dhaka. The township is linked with a fourteen-lane expressway from the Airport Road-Progati Sarani intersection in Dhaka. The plan includes the provision of approximately 26,000 residential plots of various sizes and 62,000 apartments, complete with essential infrastructure and urban amenities.[1]
In 2022, a central business district was announced to be constructed at Purbachal. Covering an area of 114 acres, its key attraction is the Bangabandhu Tri-Tower, a collection of three skyscrapers called Language Tower, Liberation Tower, and Legacy Tower, which will offer upscale real estate tailored to the requirements of multinational corporations. The area is set to offer a comprehensive array of world-class amenities, including a sophisticated business center, commercial spaces, retail outlets, luxurious apartments, convention facilities, a hospital, an international school, and various other essential community services.[2]
By 2027 Japanese construction giant Kajima Corporation, along with their Bangladeshi partner Sikder Group, has announced the completion of the 111-storied skyscraper Legacy Tower in sector 19.[3]
The project, initiated in 1995, has experienced several extensions and is currently slated for completion by December 2024.[4]
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- ^ "Purbachal Central Business District project launched". Dhaka Tribune. 11 March 2022.
- ^ "Story of the Iconic Legacy Tower in Bangladesh". The Business Standard. 20 March 2021. Retrieved 7 March 2024.
- ^ Hossain, Saddam (17 May 2023). "Purbachal New Town project delayed due to 4 reasons including Covid". Prothom Alo English. Retrieved 7 March 2024.