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NEWSLETTER
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THAKUR SCHOOL OFARCHITECTURE & PLANNING
Estd. 2014(Approved by COA, AICTE, DTE, Govt. of Maharashtra & Affiliated to University of Mumbai)• Recognized under Section 2f of UGC Act, 1956 • ISO 9001 : 2015 Certified
INSTITUTE ACHIEVEMENTSThe students of second year TSAP attended two day workshop on VernacularArchitecture at Manav Sanghrahalay, Bhopal.
The event was covered by local newspapers Naidunia.
what’s new ?INSTITUTE ACHIEVEMENTS
INSTITUTE ACTIVITIES- Annual Tours
FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS
CHALK THE TALK
STUDENTS’ TESTIMONIALS
DECEMBER 2019
EDITORIAL TEAMSTUDENT TEAM
Third Year B.Arch. - Shreepriya Briajdar - Akshar Oza
Second Year B.Arch. - Sharanya Mathrudev - Kiran Kachare
FACULTY TEAM
- Rajesh Parmar - Anshul D Sinha - Suraj Kadam
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THAKUR SCHOOL OFARCHITECTURE & PLANNING
Estd. 2014(Approved by COA, AICTE, DTE, Govt. of Maharashtra & Affiliated to University of Mumbai)• Recognized under Section 2f of UGC Act, 1956 • ISO 9001 : 2015 Certified
INSTITUTE ACTIVITIESANNUAL TOURS
Date: 16th December – 24th December
1st Year
First year students visited Malvanwhere they attended a workshop onbamboo by KONBAC. The major focusof the workshop was to exploreB A M B O O a s a m a t e r i a l f o rconstruction, they saw types ofbamboos, attended site visits, hadhands on training for different joinerydetails, got an experience to see how isbamboo used and treated, sawdifferent machineries involved in theprocessing of bamboo. Apart from theworkshop students even visitedBhagwati Temple, Sawantwadi Palacewhere they documented the spacest h r o u g h t h e i r s k e t c h e s a n dphotographs.
2nd year
Students of 2nd Year explored city oflakes Bhopal and Sanchi- Bhimbetakathis year. The tour comprised of a TwoDay certified Hands on workshop byManav Sanghralaya. Students learntabout the vernacular Architecture.They interacted with the tribal Artistsand constructed bamboo – Mud Jalipatterns. The visits included buildingslike Bharat Bhavan, IFM and TribalMuseum and Rock Shelters ofBhimbetaka and Sanchi Stupa.
3rd Year
Students of 3rd Year Architecture atThakur School of Architecture &Planning had visited Jaipur and Udaipuras a part of annual study trip. Thestudy trip consisted of visiting varioussites important for study for theirarchitecture and construction. Thetime line for the sites visited spannedfrom 14-15th century and earlier topresent day, giv ing students ape rspe c t i ve i nt o h i s t o r y anddevelopment of these places. Some ofthe important places visited were CityPalaces of Jaipur and Udaipur, Forts ofAmer and Chittorgarh, Jantar Mantarand Jaipur Kala Kendra to name a few.
DECEMBER 2019
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THAKUR SCHOOL OFARCHITECTURE & PLANNING
Estd. 2014(Approved by COA, AICTE, DTE, Govt. of Maharashtra & Affiliated to University of Mumbai)• Recognized under Section 2f of UGC Act, 1956 • ISO 9001 : 2015 Certified
5th Year
A study tour visit to Amrits r- himla-Kufri was organized between 15th to 23rd December 2019 for the students with the focusa Sto develop an understanding in designing & planning of Large scale Public Places & Master plan projects. The places of visitswere Golden Temple, Virasat e-khalsa and allianwala, Atari-Wagha Border & War Memorial and Museum- J .
FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTSFaculty Member Ar. Arimita Roy presented a research paper onConservation of Tangible and Intangible Heritage of Tripura- North EastIndia at the 3rd International Conference on Heritage managementeducation and practice.
DECEMBER 2019
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CHALK THE TALK
THAKUR SCHOOL OFARCHITECTURE & PLANNING
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STUDENTS’ TESTIMONIALS
TSAP organizes study tours every semesterwith a vision to provide opportunities toexperience buildings in their context, meetexperienced architectural practitioners, visitvarious architecture programs, and engage indiverse off-campus activities both nationallyand internationally. These study tours helpcover certain aspects of the curriculumthrough a first-hand experience of the regionespecially for understanding basic design,structural form, vernacular architecture andsustainability techniques resulting into anholistic study experience and inspired designexcellence.
Khwaeesh DesaiSecond Year (B.Arch.)
The trip to Jaipur and Udaipur was verybeneficial with respect to our academics. Wegot to visit variety of structures depicting thetraditional architecture of Rajasthan. Theintricate details of the palaces and forts weresomething that we do not get to see in ourcity. The mass housing and city planning wasalso commendable and has set an example forour further design projects. Another icing tothe cake was getting to see the originaldrawings of Charles Correa of the JawaharKala Kendra.
Kunal ShahThird Year (B.Arch.)
DECEMBER 2019