Dhanraj Mahal, Apollo Bunder
Dhanraj houses a record 145 pitched sunshades across its facade adding to the deco dynamic. Design intricacies include a unique corner treatment that connects main building to an angled wing. Photo Courtesy: Art Deco Mumbai

Anandashram, Matunga
Anandashram is an Art Deco apartment building in Matunga, which occupies a corner plot on one of these iron-grid roads. The pristinely painted building in blue with red bands exhibit finesse in its construction and maintenance. Photo Courtesy: Art Deco Mumbai

Kathiawada City House, Worli
In 2002, Sangita Devi Kathiwada acquired the spacious Art Deco property and refurbished it to reflect a contemporary lifestyle. Located in one of the quaint bylanes of Worli's Pochkhanwala neighbourhood, it is easy to spot the Kathiwada City House. Photo Courtesy: Art Deco Mumbai

Dil Pazir, Warden road, Breach Candy
Art Deco buildings also played with asymmetrical façade compositions. In Dil Pazir the rounded corner windows on the left side of the building are not replicated on the right. Likewise the projecting curving balconies are only on the right side and not symmetrically on both side. Photo Courtesy: Art Deco Mumbai

Soona Mahal, Marine Drive
Besides bold geometrical designs with Egyptian and Indian motifs, flat roofs, smooth walls, modern building materials, stenciled fonts as primary features of Art-Deco Architecture, features from Ocean Liners also influenced the built form. Photo Courtesy: Art Deco Mumbai