Transportation & Infrastructure Commercial Buildings

1.Airports (terminals, cargo buildings)

Airports consist of passenger terminals, cargo handling buildings, maintenance hangars, and support facilities. These are large-scale structures designed to handle high passenger traffic and freight movement.

Steel Building Advantage:
PEB or structural steel systems are ideal for airport buildings due to their speed of construction, long-span roofing, and flexibility for future expansion.

2.Railway stations & metro stations (with retail space)

Modern railway and metro stations are multi-use transport hubs that combine transit functions with retail and commercial facilities.

Steel Building Advantage:
Steel structures allow large-span roofs, aesthetic design, and lightweight construction, reducing load on foundations and enabling quick assembly — ideal for high-traffic transport hubs.

3.Bus terminals

Bus terminals are designed to manage intercity and local bus operations, providing parking, passenger waiting, and maintenance areas.

Steel Building Advantage:
Pre-engineered steel sheds are perfect for bus terminals — they offer wide clear spans, cost efficiency, and durability, with minimal maintenance.

4.Toll plazas & service centers

These are infrastructure facilities along highways that support toll collection, vehicle inspection, and traveler services.

Steel Building Advantage:
Steel canopies and toll shelters are fast to build, weather-resistant, and easy to maintain, making them ideal for roadside infrastructure.

5.Commercial parking structures

Multi-level or open-area buildings dedicated to vehicle parking and management in airports, malls, railway stations, and city centers.

Steel Building Advantage:
Steel framing enables multi-level parking with high load capacity, faster erection, and future expansion flexibility — essential for urban commercial areas.