A varied architectural history has always been central to Mumbai's landscape. At the time of Independence, Britain had one architect per 4,000 people, in stark contrast to India having one architect per 1,000,000 people. Bombay, however, had over half of the country's architects. But in a city that has changed rapidly, and has so much to share — be it the people and their stories or the spaces that surround them, there's always something that's forgotten. And this Saturday, a Modern Mumbai walk organised by Trip 360 with historian Alisha Sadikot aims to shed light on the same.

Empress Court at Churchgate is an Art Deco structure built in 1938