Within the Bangalore fort built by Kempe Gowda, lies the Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace.  Haider Ali, father of Tipu Sultan, started the construction and Tipu Sultan completed it in 1791. It is a replica of the Daria Daulat Bagh in Shrirangapattana – Tipu Sultan endearingly called it Rashk-e-Jannat, meaning “Envy of Heaven”. The palace is under the maintenance of the Archaeological Survey of India.

Museum and Signage Design

Meticulous renovation and reconstruction work in the dilapidated museum relating to the gallery, floors & walls, artefacts  etc. form a critical component in the scope of our work under museum design.

Civic Design

Entrance Ticket Booth, Turnstile, Railings, Potable Water Kiosk, Waste-disposal bins etc.  help keep the environment in order and offer essential amenities for the visitor to the palace.

Signage Graphic Design

Selection of multilingual typography, colour, illustrations, size and appropriate positioning of the sign is a coordinated programme.