D'source Design Gallery on Bombay Municipal Corporation Building

Design Gallery

Bombay Municipal Corporation Building

House of Governing the City Of Mumbai

The main tower of the building
Domes are a common feature in this style of architecture
Stained glass windows on the building
Elaborate carvings can be found on the entire structure
A gargoyle on the buildings
A lot of local animals can be seen mixed with the carvings
A seal of the corporation
Another view of the building
Details from the architecture
Statue of Sir Pherozshah Mehta in from of the building
The Indian flag in front of the building
Details from the building

The main tower of the building	Domes are a common feature in this style of architecture	Stained glass windows on the building	Elaborate carvings can be found on the entire structure	A gargoyle on the buildings	A lot of local animals can be seen mixed with the carvings
A seal of the corporation	Another view of the building	Details from the architecture	Statue of Sir Pherozshah Mehta in from of the building	The Indian flag in front of the building	Details from the building

The Bombay Municipal Corporation Building (commonly abbreviated and referred to as BMC) located in front of Chhtrapati Shivaji Terminus (CST) houses one the biggest civic organization in the country. The official civic body governing the city of Mumbai operates from this building. The building forms a ‘V’ shape when viewed from top. The foundation stone for the building was laid on 9th December, 1884 and the work on the building was completed in 1893. It is designed by F.W. Stevens in the Gothic style which is peculiar to a lot of other buildings seen in the vicinity.