- The event is being held from Thursday to Saturday – February 1 to 3, on the SAL Education Campus in Sola area of Ahmedabad
- More than a hundred architects and students have registered and attending the event
- The purpose of the event is to exhibit the works of our students and the achievements of institute over the last 10 years since its inception in 2014: Prof (Dr) Ramanjyot Shrivastava, Principal, SAL School of Architecture
GOWRI MANICKAVASAGAM
AHMEDABAD, FEB 1
Having completed 10 years of existence as one of the top-most architecture institutes of Gujarat, SAL School of Architecture on Thursday kicked off three-day expo, INCIPIENT-2024 , showcasing the academic prowess of its students and brainstorming sessions by nationally acclaimed architects on its campus here.
The event is being held from Thursday to Saturday – February 1 to 3, on the SAL Education Campus in Sola area of Ahmedabad. More than a hundred architects and students have registered and attending the event.
Speaking with navjeevanexpress.com, Prof (Dr) Ramanjyot Shrivastava, Principal, SAL School of Architecture, said, “The purpose of the event is to exhibit the works of our students and the achievements of institute over the last 10 years since its inception in 2014. From exploring innovative design techniques to addressing real-world architectural challenges, the three-day event showcases a mix of practical and theory aligned approaches to education that sets SAL School of Architecture apart as one of the best in Ahmedabad.”
“A highlight of the three-day extravaganza was a series of dynamic and interactive seminars and workshops. These hands-on sessions allow participants to delve into the ‘thinking by doing’ philosophy that defines our institution,” she added.
This event is organised under the guidance of Dr. Rajendra Shah, the CMD at SAL Education, Rupesh Vasani, Campus Director at SAL and Prof. (Dr.) Ramanjyot Shrivastava, Principal, SAL School of Architecture.
On the very first day of this INCIPIENT-2024, President of the Council of Architecture-New Delhi Prof. Abhay Purohit from Nagpur was present.
Dr Rajendra Shah, the CMD at SAL Education said, “It brings me immense joy to witness the impact that SAL School of Architecture has had on the architectural education landscape in Ahmedabad”.
Dr Rupesh Vasani, Campus Director at SAL said, “This milestone is an occasion of celebration as well as a testament to the thriving educational ecosystem at SAL Education Campus.”
President of the Council of Architecture-New Delhi Prof. Abhay Purohit from Nagpur, who was the chief guest for the event, hosted thought-provoking panel discussions and talks amidst faculties from various colleges and luminaries from the practicing architecture and design realms. These sessions explored diverse perspectives on contemporary issues in architecture, fostering a stimulating environment for dialogue and intellectual exchange. The discussions provided a glimpse into the holistic education that students receive at SAL School of Architecture, preparing them not just as architects but as critical thinkers and global citizens.
Architect Surinder Bagga from Chandigarh has all praise for the budding architects, and their models at the expo.
The event kicked off with the unveiling of a breath-taking exhibition showcasing the outstanding works of our students. The entire campus transformed into a gallery of creativity, featuring an array of meticulously crafted architectural sheets, intricate models, insightful case studies, and captivating travel reports. Visitors were invited to witness first-hand the incredible talent that has thrived within the at SAL School of Architecture over the past ten years.
Aspiring architects and professionals were treated to a series of expert lectures by notable architects like Christopher Charles Benninger from Pune, Architect Neelam Manjunatha from Bengaluru and Architect Surinder Bagga from Chandigarh. The lecture series provided valuable insights into the evolving landscape of architecture, offering a glimpse into the future trends and challenges that current students are equipped to face.
Many students have utilised local as well as sustainable materials with an eye on saving Mother Nature.
Cultural events, infused with the vibrant spirit of Ahmedabad, added a celebratory touch to the proceedings. Dance performances, art installations, and musical showcases reflected the diverse talents that flourish within the student community.
