One of the greatest transformations of Bangalore; the historic Opera House building turns futuristic to house the largest technological giant Samsung.
If you're from Bangalore or have ever been to Brigade road, you wouldn't have missed the abandoned Opera House sitting silently on the corner. Built in the 1930s by the Britishers, the 33,000 sq ft structure is known for its remarkable architecture and has housed numerous operas during its glory days.
The building has now been renovated, and open to the public. The original architecture and design have been maintained, merely giving it a facelift. It aims to create a new experience through the possibilities of the latest technology.
The experience centre revolves around virtual reality, Internet of things, and artificial intelligence {AI}. It includes a fitness zone for rowing and cycling, gaming zone, home theatre zone, display of Samsung appliances and products, and a customer care section.
If you're from Bangalore or have ever been to Brigade road, you wouldn't have missed the abandoned Opera House sitting silently on the corner. Built in the 1930s by the Britishers, the 33,000 sq ft structure is known for its remarkable architecture and has housed numerous operas during its glory days.
The building has now been renovated, and open to the public. The original architecture and design have been maintained, merely giving it a facelift. It aims to create a new experience through the possibilities of the latest technology.
The experience centre revolves around virtual reality, Internet of things, and artificial intelligence {AI}. It includes a fitness zone for rowing and cycling, gaming zone, home theatre zone, display of Samsung appliances and products, and a customer care section.