Indian Colonial architecture

Indian Colonial architecture refers to the diverse architectural styles that emerged during British rule in India from the 18th to the mid-20th century. This style combines traditional Indian building practices with European design elements, resulting in unique structures like the Victoria Memorial in Kolkata and the Gateway of India in Mumbai. Key features include high ceilings, large verandas, intricately carved facades, and the use of local materials. This architecture reflects cultural exchanges between India and Britain, showcasing a blend of functionality and aesthetics, deeply influencing urban landscapes across the country.