Architectural students participate in NASA Zonal event 

The National Association of Students of Architecture (NASA India) is one of the largest architectural student organisations in the world. The key objective of NASA India is to create a platform for architecture students to learn, interact, engage them directly and indirectly via both online and offline platforms. The organisation also conducts several events that provide an opportunity to budding architects to come together, learn and create a huge positive impact on the world by creating innovative as well as sustainable solutions.

Thus, providing another learning experience to the architecture students of Apeejay Institute of Technology – School of Architecture & Planning (AIT-SAP), NASA Zonal event was organised in Poornima University at Jaipur.

The trip was coordinated by Associate Professor Madhur Prakash, who further shared his views, “The event brought together architecture students from all corners of India. This convention was not just an event; it was an opportunity for attendees to interact with more than 500 speakers, 320+ colleges and 65,000 architectural students as members for various activities.”

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Students of AIT-SAP enthusiastically participated in a line of activities while exploring the golden opportunity to learn and unlock the new era of architectural design. “Each year, a group of young and passionate students from the college eagerly participate in this event,” added Prof. Prakash.