Our architecture students recently brought their creative talents to life through the creation of a breathtaking mural. From initial sketches to the final vibrant masterpiece, this project showcased their artistic vision and design expertise.

The mural reflects the students’ ability to combine technique and imagination, transforming a blank canvas into a visual story. Through teamwork, innovation, and attention to detail, they demonstrated the essence of architectural artistry—balancing aesthetics with purpose.

This hands-on project provided an opportunity for students to push the boundaries of creativity while enhancing their practical skills. Each brushstroke added personality and vibrancy, making the mural a true testament to their dedication and passion for design.

We’re proud to celebrate their creativity and look forward to more such inspiring projects in the future. Here’s to our talented students and their artistic journeys!

Imagine a building that flows like water, defying the rigid forms of traditional architecture. This vision becomes a reality in the Heydar Aliyev Center, a masterpiece designed by the legendary Zaha Hadid. Located in Baku, Azerbaijan, this architectural marvel stands as a symbol of freedom, movement, and dynamism.

With its sweeping curves and futuristic design, the Heydar Aliyev Center seems to ripple and glide effortlessly, mirroring the fluidity of water. The structure breaks away from sharp edges and straight lines, creating an organic, flowing aesthetic that blurs the boundaries between art and function.

Beyond its captivating exterior, the building serves as a cultural hub, housing exhibitions and events that celebrate innovation and creativity. It’s not just a landmark; it’s a living, breathing testament to the transformative power of modern architecture.

Wouldn’t you love to experience this one-of-a-kind structure in person? The Heydar Aliyev Center invites us to rethink what architecture can be—a celebration of movement, beauty, and limitless possibility.

This is more than a building; it’s a masterpiece waiting to inspire.

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Our architectural journey reached its pinnacle on Day 3 as students visited the historic Western Group of Temples in Khajuraho, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This day was a perfect blend of learning, exploration, and admiration for India’s rich architectural heritage.

The students were captivated by the intricate carvings and architectural grandeur of the temples, which stand as a testament to the artistic brilliance of the Chandela dynasty. Each temple told a story, with sculptures and designs reflecting themes of spirituality, nature, and human connection.

Walking through the complex, students gained a deeper appreciation for the craftsmanship and engineering marvels of ancient India. The experience offered invaluable insights into the techniques and principles that continue to inspire modern architecture.

The visit to Khajuraho wasn’t just a field trip—it was a day filled with awe, heritage, and inspiration, sparking creativity and a profound respect for the past.

Here’s to more such explorations that connect us with history and fuel our passion for architecture!

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Every year, Madras Day celebrates the vibrant spirit of Chennai, blending its bustling streets, rich culture, and historical significance into a festival of pride and joy. This year, students had the opportunity to immerse themselves in the essence of this lively city and witness its charm firsthand.

From exploring iconic landmarks to participating in cultural events, students delved into Chennai’s heritage and traditions. The day offered a unique perspective on how the city’s history seamlessly intertwines with its modern identity.

Street food stalls, traditional performances, and storytelling sessions brought the city’s essence to life. Students reflected on how Chennai has evolved, yet continues to honor its roots, creating a perfect harmony between past and present.

For the students, Madras Day wasn’t just a celebration—it was an experience. It deepened their connection to the city and its culture, leaving them inspired and filled with pride.

Here’s to celebrating Madras and its timeless charm, a city that continues to inspire generations!

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The North India exploration continued with an exciting Day 2, as our students embarked on a journey of discovery through three remarkable institutions in Bhopal. The day offered a deep dive into governance, community development, and innovative design.

The adventure began with a visit to the Vidhan Sabha, a symbol of democratic governance, where students learned about the architectural elegance and historical significance of the legislative building.

Next, the group headed to the Eklavya Foundation, an inspiring organization dedicated to education and social development. The visit provided insights into impactful grassroots initiatives that are shaping communities for the better.

The day concluded at the National Institute of Design (NID), where students explored cutting-edge design concepts and innovative approaches that are redefining creativity and functionality.

From governance to social change and design, Day 2 was a blend of education, inspiration, and interdisciplinary learning.

Here’s to more adventures that broaden horizons and ignite passion for diverse fields!

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The Faculty of Architecture students kicked off their North India journey with a day filled with exploration, learning, and creativity. The first day featured visits to iconic sites and institutions that offered a blend of history, culture, and innovation.

The journey began at the Action for Social Advancement (ASA) Head Office, where students gained insights into impactful social initiatives focused on sustainable development.

Next, they explored the timeless beauty of the Sanchi Stupa, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The visit provided a deeper understanding of Buddhist architecture and its historical significance.

The day continued at Bharat Bhavan, a creative hub showcasing art, literature, and performing arts, inspiring students with its vibrant atmosphere.

Finally, a visit to the Tribal Museum offered an immersive experience into India’s diverse tribal heritage, showcasing traditional art, culture, and lifestyle.

Day 1 was a perfect start, blending education with inspiration. Here’s to more enriching experiences as the journey unfolds!

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Our B.Arch First-Year students are diving into the fundamentals of design through engaging hands-on activities. By exploring techniques like stripling, hatching, and string art, they’re learning essential skills that will shape their architectural journey.

These creative exercises go beyond artistry, teaching important concepts such as shading, texture, and spatial depth. Through stripling and hatching, students practice intricate detailing, while string art introduces them to the interplay of lines and geometry, enhancing their understanding of spatial relationships.

The process encourages experimentation and fosters a keen eye for detail, laying a strong foundation for future architectural designs. These activities are more than just fun—they help students develop the technical and creative skills needed to bring their ideas to life.

Here’s to nurturing creativity and building the architects of tomorrow, one stroke at a time!

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Our Faculty of Architecture students have set out on an exciting trip to North India, embarking on a journey filled with architectural wonders and cultural immersion.

This trip is more than just an adventure; it’s an opportunity for students to experience firsthand the grandeur of India’s architectural heritage. From ancient monuments to modern marvels, each site offers a chance to deepen their understanding of design, history, and cultural significance.

Beyond architecture, the students will also immerse themselves in the rich cultural tapestry of the region, gaining insights that will inspire their creativity and broaden their perspectives.

Stay tuned as our budding architects discover the stories behind some of India’s most iconic structures and bring back experiences that will shape their academic and professional journeys.

Here’s to exploration, inspiration, and a memorable journey of learning!

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This Diwali, the Eco Club at the Faculty of Architecture, Dr. M.G.R. Educational and Research Institute, embraced the true spirit of the festival—spreading joy and kindness. In collaboration with the Magizhvi Welfare Trust, the club organized a heartwarming Diwali Food Drive as part of our Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) initiatives.

The drive provided breakfast and lunch to 1,000 individuals, bringing festive warmth to the community and addressing the pressing issue of hunger. This initiative reflected our belief that being architects of change goes beyond designing buildings—it’s about creating a better, more compassionate world.

By uniting efforts for a noble cause, the students and faculty demonstrated the importance of giving back to society. The Diwali Food Drive was not just an act of charity but a celebration of community spirit and shared humanity.

We are proud of the Eco Club for leading this initiative and spreading the light of Diwali where it’s needed most. Here’s to building a kinder, brighter future for everyone!

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The Faculty of Architecture recently organized an inter-disciplinary hands-on activity on waterproofing for water retaining structures, providing our 2nd-year B.Arch students with an enriching practical experience.

As part of the activity, students were given a guided tour of the in-house construction site, where they observed real-time applications of waterproofing techniques. From material selection to layering processes, the students explored how effective waterproofing plays a crucial role in the durability and functionality of structures.

This live demonstration allowed students to delve into the engineering, environmental, and design aspects of waterproofing, offering a comprehensive understanding of how these systems are integrated into construction projects.

Such practical exposure not only bridges the gap between theory and application but also equips students with skills and knowledge critical for their future in architecture.

Here’s to fostering learning experiences that build confidence and expertise in our budding architects!

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