Twin towers to come up at Amaravati’s Quantum Valley
The Municipal Administration of Andhra Pradesh has laid the foundation for two 47-story towers in Amaravati's Quantum Valley. The project aims to establish a technology and innovation hub, with an estimated cost of over ₹1,000 crore and a 30-month completion timeline.
Why it matters
This development represents a significant infrastructure investment intended to position Amaravati as a major technology and quantum computing hub in India.
Municipal Administration and Urban Development Minister P. Narayana on Tuesday laid the foundation stone for twin towers (T1 and T2) at Quantum Valley in Uddandarayunipalem, marking a step towards developing Amaravati as a technology and innovation hub.
The two towers will come up on 11 acres of the 50-acre Quantum Valley, alongside the Seed Access Road. Each tower will rise to 206 metres and have 47 floors, including common basement facilities, four podium levels and 43 upper floors. The project will have a combined built-up area of 37,48,847 sq. ft. and an estimated cost of ₹1,002.49 crore. Construction is scheduled to be completed in 30 months.
The complex will house advanced technology facilities, research and innovation centres, and modern workspaces. It will also have office spaces, food courts, multipurpose halls, parking facilities and other essential services.
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