The Bahria Town in Karachi has opened its newly built Interchange on the M9 motorway for the residents. It is known as Pakistan’s first large public infrastructure to be built and funded wholly by the private developers of real estate. The main purpose behind this massive project is not only to help the residents living in Bahria town but also to serve as an advantage to the travelers.
The Interchange is eight km long that consists of 3 underpasses, access roads, slip roads, service roads. It is all part of the sections of the M9 that forms a passage through the Interchange. It extends up to the bridge that already exists, new bridge construction, and the walkway.
The land where the project is built is thirty-five acres. There are varieties of trees, plants, and shrubs that form a beautiful picture of horticulture in this infrastructure. The artistic elements in this place are alongside the roads, ramps, and pathways. The modernized and enhanced drainage system is also part of the project. The part of M9 that goes through the Interchange broadens into four pathways for more effortless paths. The interchange location is cordoned off with eight feet grills and three feet guard grill.
The M9 Interchange in Bahria town is also beneficial for the smart network of pathways inside it. There is a four hundred feet long 18 lane Jinnah Avenue which is built from the inspiration offered by the Sheikh Zayed Road Dubai. The people living in Bahria town and the people traveling through the M9 Interchange are happy for the completion of this amazing project. They are praising the high-quality design of the Interchange as well. There was a flyover bridge in Clifton and urbane underpasses built by Bahria town five years ago for its plans to increase the facilities in the city for people’s benefit by Malik Riaz Chairman and Ali Riaz Malik CEO of Bahria Town in Pakistan. This was also done to offer easy conveyance in Karachi.
