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Art and architecture may seem to be two individual fields, however they go hand in hand. Significance of art in shaping up architecture has been there for thousands of years, and has turned from an added value to a significant part of architecture. The talk will cover the process behind an artistic mind, and communication of ideas in architecture through art. Application of art in architectural form finding, massing and composition. Optical illusions through art in architectural compositions.
About the author: Ar Muhammad Fauzan Mirza is an architect and artist who completed his B.Arch from University School of Architecture and Planning, GGSIPU. He has worked with Anagram architects on a variety of projects ranging from residential to institutional projects of socio-cultural significance. As an artist, he does large size oil paintings which narrate ideas using the amalgamation of realism and abstraction, and his works have been exhibited at significant events and places in New Delhi.
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The Webinar will talk about the GATE (Architecture and Planning) Examination and will cover the following points -
- What is GATE
- Who all can appear for GATE
- GATE Syllabus (Architecture and planning)
- Importance of GATE (for admission to post graduate programs and govt. jobs)
- How to Prepare for GATE
- Books for GATE preparation
- What is GATE
- Who all can appear for GATE
- GATE Syllabus (Architecture and planning)
- Importance of GATE (for admission to post graduate programs and govt. jobs)
- How to Prepare for GATE
- Books for GATE preparation
About the author: Sonika is an architect with an interest in sustainable urbanism and accessible and walk-able neighborhood planning. Her post-graduation thesis project was aimed to create a child-friendly, walk-able, and socially active neighborhood. She is also volunteering at PlacemakingX, a global platform committed to creating healthy and inclusive communities. She is currently a PHD scholar at IIT Kharagpur and pursuing research in the field of the inclusive built environment.
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You will also have the opportunity to ask your questions once the speaker has completed her presentation.
Origami can be used as a vital tool for visualising ideas at a conceptual stage as well as for resolving details. It is also a method for quick modelling wherein changes can be easily accommodated. Forms and spaces that aren't generally achieved out of conventional design tools will be explored. The concept of Origami has been used in architecture in various ways - from structural design to interior finish. This webinar will discuss the range and scale in which origami can be used in architecture.
About the speaker: Ar Santrupthy Das is an architect and origami artist with 11 years of experience in the artwork. She has conducted over 20 workshops and folding sessions for a wide range of audience including one at an international platform with origami professionals across the world. Her specific interests are in installation design and in bringing people together through her sessions. She recently completed her BArch from the School of Planning and Architectecture, Delhi.
The presentation would be covering two phases –
- Current waste management practices in India.
- Health hazards of landfill sites – explained through Okhla Waste Management Zone with possible solutions.
The discussion would focus on implementable community based solutions explored through successful case studies witnessed in other locations. It would also cover unsustainable infrastructure planning as a larger issue and touch upon a few more aspects where short sighted approach in development of cities has adversely affected the city ecology.
- Current waste management practices in India.
- Health hazards of landfill sites – explained through Okhla Waste Management Zone with possible solutions.
The discussion would focus on implementable community based solutions explored through successful case studies witnessed in other locations. It would also cover unsustainable infrastructure planning as a larger issue and touch upon a few more aspects where short sighted approach in development of cities has adversely affected the city ecology.