NASA
The National Association of Students of Architecture
I am a student of McGANS Ooty School of Architecture – Z620. Being part of NASA helps me learn new things, explore different perspectives, build connections, and meet students from different architecture colleges. It gives me opportunities to participate in events, collaborate with others, and gain valuable experiences beyond academics.
WORK & EVENT
LIK Mumbai - Edition 15
Audio-Visual Documentation – LIK Program, Mumbai
As part of the Louis I. Kahn Program, Mumbai, I worked with the documentation team to record the tangible and intangible heritage of Khotachiwadi. I captured photographs and videos of its streets, houses, thresholds, daily activities, and community life.
The experience gave me an opportunity to interact with and learn from different people, including residents, participants, architects, and other members of the community. These interactions helped me understand the stories, memories, and cultural values connected to the historic settlement. Through photography, videography, and conversations, I explored how people and architecture shape the identity of a place.
Working during the program from 27 February to 1 March 2026 improved my communication, observation, documentation, and visual storytelling skills while giving me valuable exposure to heritage, people, and architectural practice.
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ANC
68th Year
Participated in the Annual NASA Convention held in Hyderabad, bringing together architecture students from across India. The convention provided an opportunity to engage in design competitions, juries, exhibitions, workshops, and interactive sessions with students and professionals from different architectural institutions. Being part of the convention helped me gain exposure to diverse architectural ideas, strengthen my communication and presentation skills, and experience the collaborative and competitive spirit of the student architecture community. It was also an opportunity to connect with students from different colleges and contribute to the larger architectural discourse.
