Ahmedabad, February 2025: A new kind of space has arrived in the city.
One that does not display exhibits but awakens the senses. One that does not ask you to look, but asks you to experience.
Introducing Spectra – India’s first immersive, multi-sensory museum built at the intersection of creativity, curiosity, and experiential technology.
Spread across 60,000 square feet on Hebatpur Road, Spectra is designed as an intelligent playground for all ages.
Moreover, it blends tech, art, and sensory storytelling to create eight deeply crafted experience zones
That challenge perception, evoke emotion, and spark imagination.
A Museum That Thinks in Senses
the experience architecture is built as an exploration of the human senses — sight, sound, touch, and motion —
Along with imagination and immersion. Consequently, each of the eight zones is designed as a distinct world with its own principles, physics, and behaviours. From light that bends to your presence, to sound that reacts, to projections that bring wonders,
Spectra transforms visitors into co-creators inside the space.
A First for India’s Creative Community
Spectra is more than a museum. In fact, it is a cultural infrastructure project for the modern generation,
A space where students, artists, families, creators, and innovators can learn, play, and create.
Furthermore, with its interactive installations, responsive media walls, projection arenas, and sensory experiences,
Spectra introduces India to an entirely new format of experiential and creative exploration.
The Making of Spectra
The journey of Spectra began with a question: What would a museum look like if it were built for the senses instead of artefacts? As a result, this question shaped everything, from the design language to the technology stack to how visitors move through the building. Ultimately, the result is a space where walls listen, colours move, floors respond, and every corner invites experimentation.
A Space Designed for the Future
Spectra has been created to reimagine entertainment and creativity for the 21st century. Consequently, it aims to position Ahmedabad as a hub for next-generation culture, bringing global-level experiential innovation to India.
“Spectra is built for one purpose: to give people a place where curiosity becomes participation. In other words, every sense is invited to explore,” said the founders.
