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NATA(National Aptitude Test In Architecture)

NID(National Institute of Design)

NIFT(National Institute of Fashion Technology)

CEED(Common Entrance Exam for Design)

UCEED(Undergraduate Common Entrance Exam for Design)

So, you love art and design, but you’ve been told over and over again by your parents, your co friends, perhaps even your significant family, that you can’t make a living at it.

Does this sound familiar? If so, prepare to have your mind blown.

The Labor Statistics projects there will be over123,000 new job openings for Architects and designers by the year 2020. That’s a growth of over 33%! This means tons of exciting new job opportunities for artistically talented people like you.

But, what exactly is Architecture and Design, and how do you know it’s the right field for you?

Architecture and design is an exciting, creative, professional field where you can put your passion for art to daily use. Employers of every shape and size need skilled architects and designers to help them communicate with their audience and convince people to take action—whether it’s purchasing a product or service or joining an important social cause.

You may not know this, but architects and designers actually help influence almost everything you do on a daily basis. See if Architecture and design is your cup of tea. If yes, come; get your foot wet in design!

Check out the book to see what we mean.

We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our future generations.

With this in mind our endeavor at THE DESIGN VENUE is to build up the next generation of designers/ Architects for their aptitude tests like NATA, JEE (B.Arch), NID, NIFT, UCEED, CEED and design colleges across India and abroad with the right values and concepts through creative learning, thus helping them realize their objective.

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Our past students performance has been exceptional These results can clearly be seen with our students in the best institution like CePT, IIT, nIFT, nID and leading Archi-tectural colleges.

no limitation of hours/classes The Design Venue strongly feels that Design is a journey of creative exploration which can not to be tied in some limited number of hours, it totally depends on how long the students take to imbibe and cherish.

Study Material The Design Venue App created by the best in the field of design is an innovative mix of engaging videos and mock tests with in depth analysis, bringing out creativity and out of the box thinking.

At The Design Venue, We focus exclusively on Design so, you will study with like - minded people who are passionate about their study.

Our class rooms/studio No chalk and talk but a bustling environment with creative juices flowing.

Our tutors are inspirational Guiding you when it matters, giving you freedom when you need it. Tutors make every effort to ensure that good students can maximize their individual potential.

Aishwarya Mahadevan

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Vandana. T Shekar2015

Leela Srinivasan 2012

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Falguni Nimje 2016

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Shashwath2016

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Deepika2015

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Sai Nethra 2013

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Sharan G S2015

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Samhitha Kottamasu 2014

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Krishna Dinesh 2013

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Madhuri Sharma 2015

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Motivation What motivates me to stick to this career? First of all, it is fascinating to be able to see firsthand, the flowering of creative talent. Students enter as novices and leave the school with a legacy of work, which is in many cases top class, recognized as such by architects and the rest of society. Reading about architecture is always a pleasure, especially intense writings. Being on the jury to select best works of both students and professional architects is always exciting. Lecturing to students on Architecture all the time sharpens my thoughts. Being associated with RV School of Architecture from the very beginning, I have seen it evolve into a mature school of architecture in the country. The thought that I have contributed to it in a small way is very satisfying.

Success in Architecture Successful architects throughout the world have been highly creative persons known for their original ideas. Le Corbusier and F.L. Wright were among the most gifted Architects in 20th century. Even Indian Architects such as B.V. Doshi and Charles Correa are known internationally. We can identify certain common features among these renowned Architects. All these men have not only been highly creative but also extremely intelligent. They have dedicated their lives to the cause of Architecture and were completely focused. All of them travelled extensively and absorbed ideas from a variety of sources. Creativity is all about the ability to integrate

seemingly unrelated ideas borrowed not only from architecture but from other fields as well. All of these architects possess this ability in

great measure. In the 21st century, technology and globalization are having a great impact on architecture. An Architect should have ability to integrate latest technologies into design without comprising aesthetics. In some cases, technology itself can become the vocabulary of aesthetics. For example, the Spanish

architect Santiago Calatrava is known for exploiting structural ideas for architectural expression.

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Dr. K S Anantha Krishna, Gold medal awardee for his life time contribution to Architecture education.


a great impact on architecture. An Architect should have ability to integrate latest technologies into design without comprising aesthetics. In some cases, technology itself can become the vocabulary of aesthetics. For example, the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava is known for exploiting structural ideas for architectural expression.

Advice to StudentsVisual sensitivity is the fundamental requirement for an aspirant of B. Arch. Course. The student has to be inclined toward the visual and be sensitive to line, color, texture, shape and light. Ability to visualize object is a valuable skill. This is usually reflected by interest in sketching and drawing. Lateral thinking and thinking out – of - the- box, is a desirable skill. Interest in the arts, especially visual arts like painting and sculpture is positive quality. One has to be comfortable in an open – ended situation and thinking of possibilities ratar than expect a definitive answer. Spatial thinking skills can be honed during the course, but basic talent and aptitude will help the student to scale great heights. A student of architecture, to excel should first of all be highly gifted in spatial thinking. The student mind should be like a sponge and absorb ideas from all sources, which include teachers, architects, books; journals visit to different building and of course the Internet. The role of teachers is paramount in architecture, which is not a highly structured body of knowledge, unlike say science or engineering. Therefore it is imperative that a student checks about the quality of faculty before opting for a school of Architecture.

Future of architectural profession in IndiaThe scope for architectural profession in India in the next 10-20 years is indeed very promising as is reflected in the increasing demand for architecture course. Like China, India is a very populous and developing country and with a growing economy, there is increasing demand for infrastructure and buildings. Liberalization and Globalization have spurred this demand for infrastructure and buildings. Liberalization and globalization have spurred this demand . With an exponential increase in the schools of Architecture in India, Architects will be in metros and big cities, but in medium and small towns as well. The increasing middle class (estimated around

35 crores) and urban rich will demand better and better infrastructure. The involvement of the Government in housing for the LIG and EWS

enhance the outreach of architectural practice.

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What is nATA? The national aptitude test in architecture (NATA) measures the aptitude of the applicant for spe-cific field of study, i.e. Architecture

Who is eligible for nATA?

Any person having passed 10th Standard or equivalent examination, for details Clause 2 “Eli-gibility” in the NATA Brochure.

When to appear for nATA?

NATA Can be given during the period from 1st April to 31st May and 1st June to 22nd August as per the pre decided schedule of the designated test centers.

How to register for nATA?

Candidates can apply for registration for NATA online at website http://www.nata.in by paying nominal fee either through credit card/debit card/net banking or can generate the challan for depositing the fees by way of cash in any of the branch of the designated Bank .all over india.

How to appear for nATA?

Report to the test center at least 60 minutes be-fore scheduled time of test with Receipt cum Ap-pointment voucher, valid photo ID in Original, Attested copy of SSC Mark Sheet and drawing material required for the test.Test Center person-nel will guide you regarding the further process.

NATA at a Glance

For More details Contact: +91 9886452274, 9886034182

TeST COnTenTThe test is in two parts. A paper based drawing test and computer based online aesthetic sensitivity test.The test measures aptitude of the candidate through two sections - a paper based section for drawing and computer based section

for aesthetic sensitivity.

DRAWIng TeSTThis is a two hour paper where candidate has to attempt three questions.

AeSTHeTIC SenSITIVITY TeSTThis is computer based test where candidate has to answer 40 multiple choice questions. The aesthetic sensitivity test measures perception, imagination and observation, creativity and communication along with architectural awareness

QUeSTIOn AnSWeR

When and where is the Score card available?

The score cards will be available on NATA web-site in e-format, usually, on the fourth working day after the test.

What is the passing score at nATA?

As per Council of Architecture admission guide-lines, a candidate applying to any school / college of architecture in India should have achieved 40% score in NATA, i.e. at least 80/200, for con-sideration of admission into first year B.Arch.

Where can a candidate seek the admission on the basis of nATA?

A candidate may apply for admission to any of the participating institutions as per the time schedule specified by the respective appropri-ate admission authority, along with all the docu-ments desired by it


I’m extremely grateful to Kavya ma’am for helping me and my friends ace the NATA and NID exams through her brilliant advice on time management. She rec-ognizes student’s individual strengths and helps build on them, giving us free-dom of expression in our work. She gives great tips on adding details to draw-ings, and vital advice on how to crack tests from the online exam to the drawings. The course offered by the Design Venue is unique because it is structured and yet flexible, and I thoroughly benefitted from it. Thank you once again to these dedicated teachers who bring the best out of us!

“Samhitha Kottamasu”- national Institute of Design, Ahmedabad.

“Samhitha Kottamasu”national Institute of Design

I am extremely grateful to The Design Venue for all their contribution. I owe my success to them. I wholeheartedly thank Kavya Ma’am and Chandru sir for their selfless efforts in coaching us and helping us in achieving our dreams. Their ad-vice played a vital role in my NATA exam. The Design Venue has not only helped me achieve my dream but it has also made me creative and has also laid a strong foundation for the architect in me. I would like to once again thank “The Design Venue” and wish them and all the students the very best for all their future en-deavors”

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There are many young individuals who have the aptitude for design and wish to acquire an education in one of the creative fields but fail to do so beacause of a lack of proper guidance and clarity. For all those who are in such situation, The Design Venue is the solution. I sincerely thank Ms. Kavya and Mr. Chandra shekar for it was their perfect guidance and dedicated focus on both my strengths and weakness that helped me crack the exams with ease. Dur-ing my time at The Design Venue , I have not only gained knowledge pertaining to my field of interest but have also learnt the importance of time management and hard work, making it the best learning experience I have had.”

“Aishwarya Pammi” – national Institute of Fashion Technology - 20th Rank

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“The Design Venue“ is definitely the best place to be if u want to enter the world of design!”“Vinay” – nID9th Rank

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My Design Venue experience was simply brilliant. A wholesome environment where breaking records is an annual phenomenon.“Akil Patil” – IIT UCCeD - 65th Rank

– nATA Score - 159 (All India Highest)

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Perks of being an Architect/Designer1. An Architect or a Designer is a sort of an inventor. Like an inventor who goes

about making and designing new gadgets, you go around designing new buildings and products. It is a very satisfying profession You’ll get tremendous sense of delight after your concepts on paper transform into real buildings or products. You’ll know the joy of creation in this field

2. The course is a lot of fun. Unlike traditional colleges, your course gives you the liberty to use the right side of your brain, the creative part. You get a lot of opportunities to showcase your creativity and ingenuity while designing.

3. You get to study various fields of human endeavor, including Art, History, Material Science, Physics, engineering… anything and everything that can help improve the living environment of human beings. It is the most diverse subject you can find. And yet, this field attracts the most creative and romantic minds in the world.

4. The work is one of the most challenging and enjoyable. Every project is different. There is absolutely no monotony in life. The thrill and the challenge of work is exhilarating to say the least.

5. If you’re the kind of guy (or gal) who likes to work with his (or her) hands, it is the right profession for you. In the course, you get to work with your hands. Its not just about reading and writing all the time, but you must have a hands-on approach on many assignments. Building scale models, making surveys, talking to people… its a very active field.

Bonus. We can wear ridiculous eye wear and get away with it. People expect architects or designers to be a little bit nerd mixed with creative artist. This conflict of known social paradigms allows generous liberties to be taken with your personal billboard (but you have to earn it).

“Designers need to blend technology with instinct”

Designers today need to create the perfect balance between technology and instinct. As companies complete to find a client base for their products, designers are in demand to bring in the much – needed creative Innovation.

With the evolution of a free – market economy, experts highlight the need to carefully blend hands – on manual mode and digital technology in creating newer designs rooted in the five senses.

Today the concept of design has completely changed. Where once manual craft dominated, technology intervention has made tasks easier to match pace with the demands of the market.

“Design is a process students have to learn by heart. To do this , it is at times necessary to move away from technology and use the organs and the senses. Let us use this first and take technology as an advantage. Design is related to human needs, comfort and aesthetics, “said Pankaj Patel, dean, United Institute of Design(UID), who is also one of the first graduates from the National Institute of Design(NID). “With the growth of human needs , and new technological developments, it is obvious that we will be influenced by the comfort and convenience, “he said..

“Earlier one had the luxury to think freely at basic levels. Today, the influence of technology has assumed magnanimous proportions. Society is becoming impatient. There is a demand for professionalism. All industries are running at a high pace to match this demand, “he said.

While design and its core are constant, new technology brings in a new perception, Patel said.

PAnKA J PATeL One of the first graduate from NID.

This program enables the students to explore the relationship of furniture elements to interior spaces. The inter-relationship of the furniture systems in living and public spaces and lifestyles are explored.

Accessory design has evolved to address the entire spectrum of accessories and lifestyle products, precious and costume jewelry, leather goods, footwear, watches, giftware, tableware, silverware, other lifestyle products and visual merchandising.

Product design is concerned primarily with the relationship between products, systems and those who use them and inculcates user-cen-tric approach and processes.

Students will be introduced to various aspects of Fashion Design education through subjects like Fashion Illustration and De-sign, Fashion Studies, Elements of Textiles, Surface Development Techniques and History of Costumes.

Graphic design covers areas ranging from social communication to corporate communication. The areas covered include typography & type design, photog-raphy, illustration, computer graphics & graphic interface design, multimedia & web design, packaging, print design, corporate identity and information systems like signage.

The core of this program is the learning of the art, craft and business side of the medium. Graduates of this Program have found reward-ing careers as creative directors and producers in TV channels and in production houses.

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Ceramic and glass designers find rewarding careers in the area of life-style products, tableware and sanitary ware industries.

An exhibition designer is known to conceptualize and give shape to spaces in relation to varied and multiple uses like mega events, business specific trade fairs, sets, thematic interiors, and thematic exhibitions

Fashion Communication’ forms the core of the whole business of Fashion and encompasses integrated course study relating with areas such as Graphic Design, Fashion Journalism, Visual Merchandising, Styling and Photography.

This program explores activities of people, their values, and the tools and environments that shape their everyday lives. An understanding of how de-sign can intervene naturally and help in general sense-making of our world is therefore key to this discipline.

The program commences with the learning of fundamentals of textile de-sign. These include elementary ergonomics, textile fibers, color, composi-tion, and basic textile design for weaving and printing.

Leather design caters to the requirements of the leather industry both in terms of goods and apparel. The program emphasizes on the integration of design concepts in leather apparel and products.

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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGNNID is internationally acclaimed as one of the finest educational and research institutions for Industrial, Communication, Textile and IT Integrated (Experiential) Design. Admission is on the basis of NID’s method of selection, which extends beyond the students previous academic qualifications. The process of Admission to NID for B.Des. and M.Des. programmes consists of three stages:

Bachelor of Design (B.Des) The four (4) years Bachelor of Design programme at NID’s Ahmedabad campus is offered in the following areas of specialization:

Faculty of Industrial Design

1. Product Design (15 seats) 2. Furniture Design (10 seats) 3. Ceramic & Glass Design (10 seats)

Faculty of Communication Design

4. Graphic Design (15 seats) 5. Animation Film Design (15 seats) 6. Film & Video Communication (10 seats) 7. Exhibition Design (10 seats)

Faculty of Textile, Apparel & Lifestyle Accessory Design

8. Textile Design (15 seats) Total 100 seats

Master of Design (M.Des)The two and a half years (2.5 years), Master of Design programme at NID is offered in the following disci-plines of specialization at its campuses in Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, and Gandhinagar:

Stage 1: Design Aptitude Test (DAT) Stage 2: Studio Test Stage 3: Personal Interview

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about UCEED:The Undergraduate Common Entrance Examination for Design (UCEED) will be conducted by Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay under the guidance of the UCEED Admissions Committee.

Indian Institute of Technology Bombay is an institution of national importance established through Acts of Parliament for fostering excellence in education.

Visualization and spatial ability Observation and design sensitivity Environmental and social awareness Analytical and logical reasoning Language and creativity Design thinking and problem solving

SYLLABUS


QUeSTIOn PAPeR

• There will be ONE question paper for 3 hrs duration.

• The question paper will be administered through a computer based test.

• The question paper will carry a total of 300 marks.

• The question paper will contain a total of 80 questions distributed among the 6 topics provided in the syllabus.

• The question paper will consist of 3 sections.

• All 3 sections have NEGATIVE marking.

Section A Section B: Section C:

Numerical Answer Type (NAT) questions

Multiple Select Ques-tions (MSQ)

Multiple Choice Ques-tions (MCQ)

For NAT questions, the answer is a number that needs to be entered us-ing a virtual keyboard in the computer screen. No choices will be shown for these questions. Each cor-rect answer will be award-ed 4 marks and each wrong answer will be awarded –1 mark. Ques-tions not attempted will be given zero marks.

Each MSQ has one or more choice(s) as the cor-rect answer out of the four given choices. An answer is considered correct only if ALL the correct choices and NO wrong choices are selected. Each correct answer will be awarded 5 marks and each wrong answer will be awarded –0.5 marks. There is NO PARTIAL marks. Questions not attempted will be giv-en zero marks.

Each MCQ has four choic-es out of which only one is the correct answer. Each correct answer will be awarded 3 marks and each wrong answer will be awarded –1 mark. Questions not attempted will be given zero marks.The Common Entrance Examination for Design (CEED) is a joint entrance exam for post gradu-ate studies in the field of technological design held annually jointly at all IITs and Indian Institute of Sci-ence (IISc).



Programmes Test Weightage

Bachelor of Design

CAT 50%

GAT 30%

Situation Test 20%

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PAPER NAME GAT GAT

LANGUAGE OF WRITTEN TEST English English

TeST DURATIOn (MIn) 120 20%

Sections No. of Questions No. of Questions

Quantitative Ability 25 25

Communication Ability 35 35

English Comprehension 30 30

Analytical Ability 30 30

General Knowledge and Current Affairs 30 30

TOTAL 150 150

NIFT entrance exam pattern:NIFT entrance exam is split into 2 phases:Phase 1: Written Exam (February) consisting of 2 papers of 100 marks eachgAT (general Ability Test): 150 Objective questions – 2 hoursCAT (Creative Ability Test): 3-4 Questions – 3 hours

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Programmes Offered CEEDQualified candidate can apply for the following programmes in designing in IIT’s UPES and IISc, Bangalore [citation needed] :-

(a) Master of Design programmes (MDes, M.Des. or M.Design)IISc, Bangalore – M.Des. in Product design and EngineeringIIT Bombay – M.Des. in (a)Industrial design, (b)Visual Communication, (c)Animation, (d)Interaction Design, (e)Mobility and vehicle Design.IIT Delhi – M.Des. in Industrial DesignIIT guwahati – M.Des. in DesignIIT Kanpur – M.Des. in Industrial DesignIIITDM Jabalpur – M.Des.in DesignUPeS Dehradun – M.Des. in (a)Industrial design, (b)Product Design, (c)Interior Design, (d)Transportation Design, Ph.DProgrammes in Design – IISc Bangalore and IIT Bombay


exAMInATIOn PATTeRn

From year 2013 CEED has changed its examination pattern. Now the examination is conducted in three stages

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Part A is a preliminary screening test. There are about 50 questions in this part having negative marking. Correct answers carries +2.0 marks and wrong answers carries -0.5 marks (negative). All questions in this part checks general knowledge and awareness. Part B is evaluated for those candidates who are short listed in screening test (Part A). All ques-tion in this part examines the drawing and creative skills of the candi-date. The first two parts is mandatory and the Interview is carried for those who clear both Part – A and Part – B.

PART – A COVeRS THe FOLLOWIng CATegORIeS

Visual Communication fonts, Animation Design ,Product Design, Auto-mobile Design, Observation and visualization, General awareness

PART – B COMPRISeS OF THe FOLLOWIng CATegORIeS

Basic and visual sketching

Observation, problem Identification and problem solving

Design think-ability – that relates mostly to the design streams like product/Industrial, Interaction Design and User Interface Design

Visual communication design in the form of posters, logo

Animation design in the form of comic strips, character framing etc

Those who clear Part-A and Part-B are required to prepare Portfolio to produce during the interview.


NATAToP SCoRE’S

Akhil Patil NATA Score - 159

Kaushik Ramaswamy NATA Score - 150

Akshita Khabra NATA Score - 148

Falguni nimje NATA Score - 149

Sanjani girirajan NATA SCoRE -145

Samhithakottamasu(Nata Score-146)

Aishwarya Mahdevan(NATA Score - 147)

Sharana g. S.(Nata Score-146)

Ananya Iyer NATA Score - 145

navya Sharad NATA Score - 145

Saakshi NATA Score - 143

Anusha NATA Score - 143

Vinay NATA Score -141

Rishav NATA Score - 141

Shashwath NATA Score - 141

Krishna Dinesh(Nata Score-141)

Abhinav. J. NATA Score -139

Bhavana Priya NATA Score -138

Aishwarya Bijanki NATA Score - 140

Mrinali. B. Mahesh(Nata Score-140)

AvinashNATA Score -138

Disha.NATA Score -138

garvitha.NATA Score -138

Raghavendra NATA Score -138

Chirag. P. Venkat.NATA Score -137

Sai nethraNata Score -136

Vandana. T ShekarNata Score -136

Ranjith mureshNATA Score -136

Akshatha HariharanNATA Score -134

Maheshwari. K. NATA Score -134

neha.V NATA Score -134

Prarthana NATA Score -134

Sahasra NATA Score -134

RachithaNATA Score -134

RohanNATA Score -134

Swetha Sridhar NATA Score -134

Vishnu Priya NATA Score -134

Priya NATA Score -134

Anirudh. B. SNATA Score -133

Varsha. D NATA Score -132

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Ananth AdarshNATA Score -132

ManoharNATA Score -132

Roshita BolineniNATA Score -132

KavyashreeNATA Score -132

Shivali JainNATA Score -132

Risha AnilNATA Score -132

Sushmitha Mayya NATA Score -132

Pramukh.V.NATA Score -132

Pooja NATA Score -131

Prerana(Nata Score -131)

Akanksha P. ReddyNATA Score -130

Thejas . S. NATA Score -131

VibhaNATA Score -130

AnvithaNATA Score -130

Apeksha P. MohanNATA Score -130

Dinesh. P.NATA Score -130

neethi P. Jain NATA Score -130

Madhuri Sharma(Nata Score -130)

Malavika NATA Score -130

MonishaNATA Score -130

Sanjana ShankarNATA Score -130

Prerana PradeepNATA Score -130

Deepika(Nata Score -130)

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PROF. JAISIM KRISHnA RAOPROF. Jaisim has enjoyed the practice of architecture for over four decades now.He has created and recreated innumerable homes, institutions and commercial enterprises. He has written over 150 papers and articles, made about 1500 presentations, serves on several boards and councils

DR. AnAnTHA KRISHnADr. Anantha Krishna is considered to be one of the most distinguished scholars of architecture not only in India, but world over. Academic visionary, hardcore teacher and researcher. Recipient of IIA Gold Medal 2014.

PROF. AnAnT M. CHAKRADeODean – Design Habitat of MIT Institute of Design.He has also worked on many industrial projects dealing with tool design, product design and development

PROF. K R gAneSHRenowned Architect and devoted teacher. Recipient of Life Time Achievement Award by Council of Architecture

PROF. RAVIKUMAR KASHINationally acclaimed artist, with two National Awards and three State Awards. His works have been exhibited across the world in museums, art fairs and galleries. His art practice, teaching and writing are symbiotic.

PROF. DR. M n CHAnDRASHeKARDr. M N Chandrashekar is an Architect- Urban Planner, based in Bangalore. He has worked with Bangalore Metropolitan Region Development Authority and played a key role in its ambitious ‘Integrated Townships’

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PROF. DR. AJAI CHAnDRAn .C .K Architect – Urban Planner – Valuer

He has passion for professional practice and consultancy services and helps to generate conviction for the teaching-learning, academic process

AR. SHYAM SUnDeR K.Founder & Managing Director. Four Dimensions Retail Design (I) Pvt. Ltd. A professional with domain expertise in Experiential Design, Planning & Design Management for last 15 years

SAMeeR BAKSHIProduct Designer, photographer and an artist. He has been awarded The Pride of NID Award as well as an award from Wills Fashion Week. He has also been a jury member at CEPT, NID, NIFT and various design colleges

POOJA KAUSHIKPooja specializes on exhibition design and display and has been actively putting together many permanent and travelling exhibitions.

BHOOMI DAVeBhoomi is a fashion designer completed her bachelors from NIFT and post graduation from Central Saint Martin’s London

DAnIeL gRIneRDaniel Griner was a professional advisor of Industrial Design to The Art Institute of Colorado as well as a former Associate Professor at Metropolitan State University of Denver.

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