The skyline of Amaravati is about to get its crown jewel. Construction agencies have confirmed that work on the dramatic spire of Andhra Pradesh's new Assembly building will begin within the week—a crucial step in realizing the state's ambitious capital vision.

Key facts

  • Spire construction begins within 7 days
  • Minister directed completion within 2 years
  • Steel diagrid works progressing on five towers
  • Review meeting held September 12, 2026

Accelerating the capital dream

During a Saturday review meeting at the CRDA office in Rayapudi, Municipal Administration Minister P. Narayana received the promising update from construction teams. The spire work isn't just symbolic—it's practical. Agencies explained that starting this phase will actually speed up subsequent construction stages for the entire Assembly structure.

Broader progress across Amaravati

While the Assembly spire grabs attention, other iconic structures are taking shape too. Officials briefed the minister on progress at the General Administration Department Tower and Heads of Departments Towers. The steel diagrid framework—those striking diagonal grids that give modern towers their strength and style—is advancing rapidly across five key buildings.

The two-year countdown

Minister Narayana left no ambiguity about the timeline. He directed everyone involved—officials and construction agencies alike—to push harder and complete these landmark buildings within two years, sticking to the original schedule. The message was clear: Amaravati's future can't wait.