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Staircases are important structural and safety features of any building. In the contemporary construction

The modern infrastructure projects are under serious pressure; strict schedules, budget management, and stringent quality features.

The construction industry in India is quickly changing to precast construction with the need to comply with the demands of speed, quality and sustainability.

India’s housing shortage has evolved from a long-term challenge into an urgent affordable housing shortage.

The precast market is witnessing explosive growth in India due to investments in metro rail projects, data centres, industrial corridors, and smart cities.

The infrastructure landscape of India is going through a structural shift; at the center of this transformation is precast construction in India.

Urbanaac Infrastructures Private Limited is proud to announce a monumental achievement: winning the prestigious Project of the Year (Building) Award 2025 at the World of Concrete India 2025 event.

India is one of the fastest-urbanizing countries in the world, and hundreds of millions of its residents are likely to migrate to cities over the next few decades.

The vision for Smart Cities in India is to provide a citizens’ urban habitat that is modern, friendly to the environment, resilient, and eminently livable.

In building, the true tale isn’t on the skyline, it’s on the skeleton. Behind every hastily ascending tower or sprawling industrial complex lies a behind-the-scenes revolution altering the way India constructs: Precast beams.

When there’s a competition to build faster, smarter, and stronger, not every organization can match the pace. But Urbanaac, the top precast manufacturer in Gujarat, hasn’t only matched the pace, it’s set a new benchmark for how India builds today.

In modern construction, every step counts. Quite literally. A staircase isn’t just a way to move between floors; it’s a measure of how efficiently a project is executed.

The building sector has long been viewed as resource-intensive and environmentally demanding.

The building sector has long been viewed as resource-intensive and environmentally demanding.

India’s construction sector has always been the backbone of development and progress.