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India's Largest Inland Public Aquarium Opens in Ahmedabad

architecture-design · 2026-06-23

Hey! So, INI Design Studio has just wrapped up the Aquatic Gallery, which is actually the biggest and first planned inland public aquarium in India. It’s located in Ahmedabad’s huge 200-acre Science City. This impressive 150,000-square-foot space opened in 2021 and is designed to mix science with entertainment, drawing in more than a million visitors each year. They even offer subsidized school trips and free entry for kids from rural areas. The project was led by architects like Jayesh Hariyani and Adi Mistri, with Vinay Panjwani on photography. A bunch of other talented folks helped out too, including engineers and manufacturers like TATA Steel and Christie Digital.

Key facts

  • India's largest and first planned inland public aquarium
  • Located in Ahmedabad's 200-acre Science City campus
  • Area: 150,000 square feet
  • Completed in 2021
  • Welcomes over one million visitors annually
  • Offers subsidized school visits and free access for rural children
  • Designed by INI Design Studio
  • Lead architects: Jayesh Hariyani, Adi Mistri, Rakhi Rupani, Saumil Mevada

Entities

Artists

  • Vinay Panjwani
  • Miwa Negoro
  • Jayesh Hariyani
  • Adi Mistri
  • Rakhi Rupani
  • Saumil Mevada
  • Bhargav A Bhavsar
  • Viresha Hariyani
  • Parth Joshi
  • Nirav Shah

Institutions

  • INI Design Studio
  • INI Infrastructure & Engineering
  • Shaporji Pallonji and Company Pvt. Ltd.
  • Marinescape Limited
  • Façade Engineering Services
  • Integrated Flow tech Pvt Ltd
  • Lemon Design Pvt. Ltd.
  • T2 Technology Consulting Pvt. Ltd.
  • Ducon Consultant Pvt. Ltd.
  • Advance Cooling
  • Armstrong
  • Asian Paints
  • C&S Electric
  • Carrier
  • Carter Pillar
  • Christie Digital
  • Curtainwall Design Consulting
  • HMX
  • Jindal Steel
  • Kajaria ceramics
  • Pidilite
  • Q-Lite
  • Saint Gobain Glass
  • TATA Steel
  • Voltemp
  • Xylem

Locations

  • Ahmedabad
  • India

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