Bengaluru Rising

There is a gap between the Bengaluru people love and the one being built around them.

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Bengaluru faces traffic, heat, and shrinking public spaces. But people are imagining a better future.

What people Imagined

– Prajwal, Bangalore Resident

I take a cycle to the closest metro. Last-mile travel is seamless. Spaces are clean.

– Bangalore Resident

Public buses are frequent, accessible, and safe

– Shweta, Bangalore Resident

The city smells of flowers and trees. There are fewer cars, wires, and political posters. More butterflies, less construction.

– Bangalore Resident

I see most people are walking, some cycling, and the streets feel slow, safe and shared.

IMAGINED LOUD. ACTING LOUDER.

The Scream

At flyovers, felled trees, and a green space threatened by a convention centre, citizens projected their frustration onto the infrastructure that costs them every day. The Scream was not a complaint. It was a verdict, and Bengaluru was listening.

The Living Bus Stop

The idea born in an imaginarium, a climate-responsive bus shelter designed using natural materials, and water-sensitive
infrastructure to make waiting for public transport cooler,
safer, and more comfortable.It turns everyday commuting into a better public experience.