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Mumbai: Dead end of Little Gibbs Road transforms from unused to eye-pleasing

The project, planned a few months ago, was brought to fruition by both the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) and the ALM

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The nook, which used to see citizens throwing rubbish in it, has been transformed into a beautiful green space

The nook, which used to see citizens throwing rubbish in it, has been transformed into a beautiful green space

The dead end of a road has come alive after an eye-catching transformation. A corner of Little Gibbs Road next to Malabar Hill Club and Acropolis building has gone from a useless dump to a pleasant, green nook. “The inauguration of the compact space took place recently, and now it is open as an aesthetic, green space for the public,” said Malabar Hill residents and some members of the Little Gibbs Road 1, 2 and 3 Advance Locality Management (ALM). 

The project, planned a few months ago, was brought to fruition by both the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) and the ALM.

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