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ARCH YAAN : Exploring Innovation and Collaboration at RGU's Architecture Student Event

  • Writer: HQ Volunteer
    HQ Volunteer
  • Jun 24
  • 3 min read
7th September 2023 | ZNC NEXUS EVENT | Hosted by Royal School of Architecture - Z431

On Thursday, September 7th, the Royal School of Architecture (RGU) in Guwahati transformed into a vibrant center of creativity and collaboration, hosting an exciting event for architecture students. With 24 enthusiastic participants, the day buzzed with energy and learning, designed to fuel their passion for architecture.


The event's carefully planned agenda aimed to provide a thorough platform for students to learn and share their ideas and experiences about architectural practices.


Event Structure and Objectives


The day kicked off with a concise introduction, laying out objectives and the schedule. The excitement in the room was contagious as students looked forward to the adventures ahead. The event addressed key themes, including the history of the college, architectural trends, design philosophies, and personal career journeys.


An effective introduction set a positive tone, urging students to stay engaged and open to the vast knowledge awaiting them.


Knowledge Sharing Sessions


A key segment allowed students to take the spotlight, sharing their insights and experiences in architecture. This interactive discussion covered a range of topics, from the impact of the Taj Mahal's intricate design to the sustainability strategies used in today’s green buildings.


By engaging in conversation about different design philosophies, students learned how diverse perspectives shape the built environment. This collaborative exchange not only fostered a sense of community among participants but also highlighted the variety of thoughts present in the world of architecture.


Campus Mapping Experience


After the knowledge-sharing sessions, students took part in a hands-on campus mapping exercise. Divided into small groups, they navigated the RGU campus to explore distinctive architectural elements.


This engaging activity prompted participants to analyze the aesthetics and functionality of various structures, such as the modern design of the main building versus the classic look of older facilities. By discussing possible alternative designs, students stretched their creative limits while evaluating existing frameworks.


Decoding the Hidden Messages


The campus mapping was followed by a fun hunt for hidden messages. Groups scavenged letters from different locations across the campus, piecing together clues to unearth inspiring insights about their surroundings.


This interactive challenge not only encouraged teamwork but also deepened students’ connections with the architecture they encountered. Participants came to recognize the essential role design plays in crafting a narrative for each space.


Networking Opportunities


A brief intermission allowed time for informal networking, giving students a chance to exchange ideas and connect with peers. These personal interactions proved invaluable, as they opened doors for budding architects to forge meaningful relationships that could follow them throughout their studies and careers.


In a profession that thrives on collaboration, such networking moments can significantly enrich the educational journey.


Reflecting on a Successful Day


The day's events wrapped up with heartfelt remarks and expressions of gratitude for all participants. Organizers urged students to keep exploring their creativity and stay curious about the vast world of architecture.


Announcements about future Nexus events sparked excitement, igniting anticipation for further opportunities where students could re-engage in collaborative experiences.


Through this well-structured event at RGU, the message was clear: to inspire and empower architecture students. This event was designed to be a space for enjoyable learning and sharing new ideas. It not only enhanced their understanding of architecture but also nurtured a sense of belonging within the future architect community.


By creating environments that foster learning through collaboration, events like this are crucial in shaping the next generation of architects, paving the way for innovative designs and transformative ideas in the architectural landscape.

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