Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], June 23: IPS Academy’s School of Architecture college students have added one other feather to the cap at the Annual NASA (Nationwide Affiliation of College students of Architecture) Conference held in Jalandhar this month. Securing the second place in the ‘Fusion Trophy’. With their presentation- ‘Dreamscapes: The Distinction of Feelings’, the scholars competed with greater than 60 entries to attain this commendable place. Greater than 400 Architecture schools from throughout India take part in the NASA conventions.

The scholars have been additionally appreciated for the Artwork Set up Trophy entry named “Temple of the Soul”, which explores the theme of “Vacancy”.

The scholars’ work was additionally appreciated by the jury and public alike for his or her creativity and skill to convey highly effective messages by way of their work

The scholars’ mesmerizing and awe-inspiring designs in the Style Trophy which focussed on the theme of “Cultural Heritage,” showcased their expertise and dedication. It’s inspiring to see the scholars pushing the boundaries and presenting fascinating designs in this area.

The IPS Academy President, Ar. Achal Chowdhary, Vice President Mr. Yogendra Jain, and the Principal of School of Architecture – Dr. (Prof.) Manita Saxena, praised the scholars for his or her achievements and reiterated their steady assist and encouragement to the scholars’ participation in NASA conferences. Ar. Chowdhary stated that Such alternatives present publicity in addition to expertise for the scholars and ignites their ardour for structure. He additionally congratulated the School of Architecture, IPS Academy, Indore, for his or her outstanding achievements. “Your entire academy can take pleasure in these accomplishments, and I’m positive there shall be extra victories to have a good time in the long run” he stated.

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