- May 4, 2021
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| TYPE | Infrastructure |
| CLIENT | GlobalTech Infrastructure Solutions |
| PROJECT | Thai Global Innovation Hub |
| PROJECT COST | 5,000,000,000.00 |
| COMPLETION DATE | 21/04/2024 |
| PROJECT INFORMATION |
The Thai Global Innovation Hub is envisioned as a sprawling, multi-disciplinary complex situated strategically near major urban centers, yet isolated enough to foster a focused research environment. The campus would be spread over approximately 500 acres, designed with a blend of traditional Thai architecture and modern, eco-friendly building materials. The infrastructure would be built to withstand natural calamities and would be equipped with its own renewable energy grid, making it a self-sustaining entity. The research facilities would be divided into four main clusters: Artificial Intelligence, Biotechnology, Renewable Energy, and Advanced Manufacturing. Each cluster would consist of multiple buildings housing laboratories, testing centers, and prototype development zones. These facilities would be equipped with cutting-edge technology such as CRISPR for gene editing in the Biotechnology cluster, and quantum computers in the Artificial Intelligence cluster. To facilitate international collaboration, the hub would feature 'Global Collaboration Zones,' which would be office spaces specifically designed for international companies to set up their research wings. These zones would be equipped with high-speed data connections, video conferencing facilities, and secure data storage centers to ensure seamless global collaboration. Adjacent to the research clusters would be residential zones for researchers, scientists, and other employees. These residential areas would offer various types of housing, from single-bedroom apartments to family homes. Amenities would include recreational centers, gyms, parks, and shopping complexes. The idea is to create a work-live-play environment that minimizes the need for daily commuting, thereby enhancing productivity. The hub would also be home to a world-class university specializing in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). This educational institution would offer undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs, and would be closely integrated with the research clusters. The university would have its own set of laboratories, libraries, and lecture halls, but students would also have the opportunity to work on real-world projects in the adjacent research facilities. To ensure smooth operation and management, the hub would have its own administrative building, which would house the management offices, human resources, and other operational departments. This building would also serve as the central point for security management, equipped with a state-of-the-art surveillance system and emergency response units. In terms of connectivity, the hub would be linked to the nearest city by a high-speed train line, and would also have its own helipad for emergency and VIP transport. The internal transportation within the campus would be facilitated by autonomous electric vehicles, reducing the carbon footprint and ensuring efficient movement of people and goods. Overall, the Thai Global Innovation Hub aims to be a self-contained ecosystem that fosters innovation, collaboration, and education, setting new standards for research and development on a global scale. |
| ENCRYPTED | No |
