Amaravati: Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu will inaugurate the newly constructed CRDA (Capital Region Development Authority) building in Amaravati on October 13. Built at a cost of ₹257 crore, the modern G+7 structure spans an area of 3.07 lakh square feet and stands as a symbol of the state’s administrative progress.
The new CRDA headquarters is located near Lingayapalem, strategically positioned within the capital region. A distinctive architectural highlight of the building is a massive ‘A’ symbol at the front, representing Amaravati, which is expected to become a landmark feature. Currently, CRDA operations are being managed from Vijayawada, but they will soon be shifted to this new facility.
Officials say the project reflects the government’s renewed focus on developing Amaravati into a vibrant and well-planned capital city with world-class infrastructure.
