In the metropolitan city of Bangalore, there is a need to envision the suburbs as self-contained spaces catering to the cultural and recreational aspirations of communities. To fulfill this vision, a unique and intimate gathering space aims to engage people of all diversities.

The theatre encompasses an area of 10,000sft. It is designed to operate throughout the day accommodating various activities. From hosting workshops and cultural events for children to providing a platform for artistic and educational exploration. In the late afternoons, the space is dedicated to poetry and theatre performances, aimed at engaging art enthusiasts.

Among the three potential gathering houses, one is designed as a closed theatre with a capacity of 120 individuals. This theatre features a deep thrust stage, encouraging active engagement between the audience and the artists. This approach follows a democratic theatre model where the audience is invited to participate in the performances rather than merely being passive spectators. Furthermore, a flat-roof auditorium offers additional space on the terrace for workshops and various activities.

An open-to-sky amphitheater is situated in the perimeter, accommodating around 60 to 70 people. The lower ground floor will house essential amenities such as changing rooms and toilets. Additionally, a replica of the main stage is available for young theatre groups to hone their skills and get familiar with theatre art. The community kitchen becomes integral, serving fusion and innovative dishes. The concept of this interactive restaurant goes beyond mere dining, encouraging the community to actively participate in the kitchen.