This should be preserved as it was the first closed circuit wind tunnel built in India – quite a feat at the time!

Great building built by Otto Koenigsberger during WWII, originally used as a soldiers’ club it’s now a theatre. Fantastic roof construction – check it out!

Although it is already in the process of shutting down/already has shut down, I wish it hadn’t. Airlines is still one of the only cafes where you can sit under decades old banyan trees, order dosa and coffee (now oilier and pricier) than before from your car but was, is still worth it. It also has diverse customers, that change by time of day (college kids bunking classes throughout, older walkers eating breakfast in the morning, mums bringing their kids in for icecream in the afternoon, office crowd in the evening, etc. etc.)

Nearly engulfed by new developments, a slice of bangalores heritage faces threat.

This is a beautiful compact round fort – part of the wall and entrance was demolished while widening NH7. The broken wall should be fenced and the inside area of the fort should be landscaped and lit up – like the Mogul monuments in New Delhi. It would be a lovely sight for people visiting Bangalore as they drive past it. There is a beautiful temple inside the fort.

Retain its original function of a guest house to let people experience a way of life from the past.

Adaptive Reuse of the old heritage structure.

An old Lingayat sect mutt. Rumored to be dedicated to the person who bought electricity yo Kalasipalyam.

Will stop all the encroachment and demolish all the buildings and covered area and expand the lakes rather the roads.

The original name of the city ‘BENGALURU’ was Englishised by the British as ‘Bangalore’. We need to come out of amnesia, regarding the original name of the city. Thankfully, it has been officially changed, now. Public, including Mr.Naresh Narasimhan, need to unlearn and stop ridiculing the use of original Kannada name ‘BENGALURU’ and start using it.

Each house and flat will own up trees in front of there house and water the treea

I think this wonderful old building should be restored and used as a Tourist Information Centre – Bangalore 1

The forgotten fort, the city centre, the oldest thriving market of Bangalore and more – there’s too much to this place to be let to garbage problems, encroachments and traffic problems. The city market precinct is a very important part of Bangalore’s heritage and deserves immediate attention.

Up-cycling the theater. Reviving it by bringing the activity back.

Pedestrian Friendly. Clean. No Garbage on the Streets. Decent Public Toilets.
And with proper Karnataka Tourism Signboards giving awareness to Tourists. Make it Tourist Friedly. Make it as Tourist friendly as Jaipur.

Develop and preserve it as a green space within Whitefield before an unscrupulous builder gets hold of it.