India's Only Interactive Music Museum in Bengaluru.

[@omkara85]

"true to its essence" architecture.. dear Vimal Jain, we miss you and ur valuable ideas towards the built environment..

[@sudhanezhilmaranm7048]

Visited this place during August...the place was extremely good and peaceful

[@musaddiqali1]

I used to live in JP Nagar 7th phase and had seen this place every time I went towards JP Nagar 8th phase bus stop. I haven't ever entered inside, but it looked intriguing.

[@dineshkumar98680]

Great effort.. ✅✅❤️

[@dineshraodineshrao7997]

Great collection of music instruments and information for people who know little about music. A pleasant place for kids who can be introduced to music before taking it up seriously. Overall, a weekend getaway for fun-loving people.

[@OrendaDesignStudio]

Beautiful design 🥰🥰🥰🥰.

[@ThanuV]

Great place to visit if you are in Bangalore 👍

[@musaddiqali1]

I don't think it's very well known in Bangalore. Maybe they haven't promoted or tried to popularize this place so much. During the years 2017 to 2018, I used to live in JP Nagar 7th phase and it was just about 5 minutes walking distance from the place where I used to live. And events were quite sparse throughout the year. Maybe it has become better now.

[@binuchandy4479]

Amazing

[@kirankisku1987]

Damn Son 🔥

[@miu3239]

@builofy, lost the ball on this one completely, The architect was talking in air gestures about complex layering of spaces and experiential flows, simple graphics could have helped communicate that but no they had to sell "pdfs" as if there are hundreds of ppl buying to build an replica of the Museum. Shoddy journalism and an abysmal Advertisement in itself.

[@qazia6175]

couldnt agree more

[@rammohan1991]

this guy has let himself go