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Wind in the Wings: How Windtech’s Wind Engineers Optimised the Jio World Convention Centre for Performance and Sustainability

Figure 1. Photo of Jio World Centre (Courtesy of Reliance) In the dynamic heart of Mumbai’s financial district stands a project that marries ambition with performance, the Jio World Centre, formerly known as the Dhirubhai Ambani International Convention and Exhibition Centre (DAICEC). The development is as complex as iconic with its expansive exhibition halls, elevated […]

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Embodied Carbon Reduction in Buildings: The Role of the Wind Engineer

As the building and construction industry evolves in response to climate imperatives, the focus is rapidly expanding beyond operational efficiency to include embodied carbon—the emissions associated with the materials and construction processes used to bring a building to life. Governments, certification bodies, and developers worldwide are setting ambitious targets for carbon reduction. Yet one often-overlooked […]

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Windtech Expands its Portfolio Across Canada & the USA

A message from Stefan Gopaul, Associate Director | Regional Manager, Canada & USA: Windtech’s extensive wind engineering experience has seen over 3,000 completed projects world-wide and its high-service culture has been shown in the form of cost-effective, innovative solutions deployed on numerous projects across North America. Windtech’s wind engineering services have become highly sought after […]

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Feature Project: Bellanza, The Prestige City Sector II, Mulund

Figure 1. Perspective Image (Image Provided by Prestige Group) Prestige Bellanza Residences stands as a landmark development in Mumbai, symbolizing modern architectural elegance and quality by the Prestige Group. Comprised of six 54-story high-rise towers atop seven podium levels, Bellanza is an impressive addition to the city’s skyline. This residential project is designed to set […]

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Air Quality Studies for Performance Based Solutions

Air quality is often managed through prescriptive rules, generally in terms of minimum separation distances between the sources and accessible areas. There is generally no consideration in these rules for the potential effect of the pollutant being channelled by the wind for example in a gap between two podiums or entrapment of the discharge within […]

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