Bombay Hospital

Tectonic Engineers was brought in to take over the construction of Bombay Hospital’s Jaipur facility midway through development. The project, originally initiated by Shapoorji Pallonji, required a new partner to bring clarity, speed, and control to the remaining scope.

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Taking over an active institutional site presented both technical and logistical challenges. We had to realign structural standards, assess previously completed work, and avoid delays while meeting medical-grade construction requirements. With space limitations preventing the use of tower cranes, we executed the entire 21-floor build using alternative vertical handling strategies.

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Today, the hospital stands as one of Jaipur’s tallest medical facilities. Beyond its scale, it serves as proof that even complex transitions can be delivered with precision, discipline, and complete accountability.