Mace-Anarock collaboration to deliver tech-driven construction solutions to Indian Real Estate

Mace-Anarock collaboration to deliver tech-driven construction solutions to Indian Real Estate

Mumbai: International consultancy and construction company Mace and Anarock Group have announced a collaboration to bring unique real estate services to immediately benefit the Indian market as we settle into the ‘new normal’ post the COVID-19 pandemic, says a press release.

The two companies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to provide a new and integrated project management service to Indian developers, helping to deliver real estate projects and vital infrastructure.

This collaboration will bring about a quantum change in how Indian real estate is designed, constructed and operated, particularly during and post COVID-19 when technology will become instrumental. Focusing on innovation in management and construction, Mace has delivered some of the world’s major programmes and projects such as the London 2012 Olympic Games and the 2019 Pan American and Parapan Games in Lima.

From investment and project management to construction delivery and fit-out, the Mace-Anarock collaboration will combine global best practices in construction and project management with local expertise to cover the whole delivery cycle for real estate assets.

The objective of the collaboration is to leverage on technology such as virtual reality, apps and offsite technology/design for manufacture and assembly that can be used to improve safety and expedite construction timelines. By using data analytics, modern methods of construction and digital tools, Mace-Anarock focuses on innovative project delivery to upskill the workforce and train people for jobs of the future.

Anuj Puri, Chairman, Anarock Group said, “The collaboration will focus on expert consultancy services for construction and project delivery across sectors including mixed-use office and retail developments, residential projects including student accommodation, and industrial and manufacturing plants. We are timing this collaboration for Indian real estate’s post-coronavirus reboot when the Indian construction sector will need tech-driven, cost-optimized solutions in the post COVID-19 revival phase.We will be offering these solutions to real estate developers and government agencies focused on infrastructure deployment.”

Davendra Dabasia, International Managing Director, Mace said, “We are delighted to collaborate with Anarock, the company that has helped quality developers with their sales to now deliver vital infrastructure the country needs. Our collaboration is grounded in a shared vision of India’s post-crisis future, based on innovation and prosperity. In a time of prolonged uncertainty, our aim is to transform project delivery with an innovative approach to management and construction, helping our clients to accurately design, plan and deliver real estate assets. By collaborating with the leading real estate advisor on the Indian market, we are covering every stage of project delivery, integrating the full lifecycle of an asset with our combined expertise.”

In India, Mace has helped deliver residential schemes such as The Crest in Gurgaon, and major mixed-use developments such as My Pad in Lucknow, that have transformed their local areas into thriving communities. They were also instrumental in helping create a world-class airport terminal at Mumbai International Airport.

Mace has implemented the use of digital tools and safety processes in India which has had significant impact in improving the safety standards of not only all the project sites it operates on but also across the industry.

Anarock will use its local service experience in real estate, including residential and strategic advisory, land services and investment management to strengthen the partnership. Anarock has already signed up major names like Godrej Properties, Tata Housing and Shapoorji Pallonji for these consultancy-based services.

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