How Dhaka’s $38M Kuril Flyover Was Built! 🏗️🇧🇩 Construction Timelapse #shorts

Watch the complete 3D construction timelapse of the Kuril Multipurpose Flyover at Kuril Bishwa Road, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Before 2013, Kuril Bishwa Road was one of Dhaka's worst traffic bottlenecks where highway traffic crossed an active railway line at grade. This step-by-step engineering animation breaks down how this 3.1-kilometer mega interchange was built right beside live city traffic—from rotary bored piling and foundation pile caps to cylindrical pier casting, precast I-girder launching, and asphalt compaction across all 4 directional loops. 📊 Project Engineering Specs (Kuril Flyover, Dhaka): 🔹 Location: Kuril Bishwa Road (Connecting Airport Road, Pragati Sarani & 300 Feet Purbachal Expressway) 🔹 Total Length: 3.1 Kilometers (4 Directional Loops) 🔹 Substructure: 268 Deep Bored Piles & 67 Concrete Piers 🔹 Project Cost: 306 Crore BDT (~$38 Million USD) 🔹 Opened to Traffic: August 4, 2013 💬 Do you think the Kuril Flyover successfully reduced Dhaka's traffic congestion? Which mega project should we build next? Let us know in the comments! 👇 #KurilFlyover #Dhaka #Bangladesh #MegaProjects #ConstructionTimelapse #CivilEngineering #3DAnimation #KurilBishwaRoad #300FeetRoad #Infrastructure #Engineering #Shorts