Architecture in Bangalore
Ever since I landed in the garden city, I had been fascinated by some of the good looking buildings in the city.
Well, there are quite a few wanna-be Ayn Rand’s Howard Roarks in this city.
The first one to make an impression on me was the ISKCON building. It is unique in the way it has blended Dravidian and modern architecture in its construction. Personally I’m not a spiritual person, but the stunning looks made my stay inside the building very enjoyable and a memorable one too.
When you feel the need to find peace or take your art-loving friend from Japan to an exotic location , this is the place to be. It is very sad that they don’t allow camera inside the building. This is a shot that I took with my cam from the outside.
loong time back(11 months ago) we planned to visit Iskcon Temple..but it was closed in the afternoon…after that never got a chance to visit the temple again.
beautiful! definitely on my list of local places to visit now :)
Anita, am surprised you havent visited this place yet! It is an amazing place! I visit this temple quite regularly, am a life patron of this temple.
hi group ,
u might watch some of the vernacular architecture stuff here in this link. this site belongs to an NGO which nurtures vernacular architecture tradition in south india.
http://www.vernarch.com