Zonal NASA 2010

Updated on: Thursday, September 02, 2010

IIT Kharagpur will host Zonal NASA 2010, a three-day fest for the brightest minds in architecture across eastern India from September 3.

 

The fest is structured as an amalgamation of events of various genres ranging from architectural design to fine and applied arts to technical events as well as literary and dramatics events. This events help to create a favourable environment for learning and innovation. 

 

Over 1000 students are expected to take part in the festival from colleges across the region. The students will be able to attend seminars delivered by well-known architects across India. They will also be able to take part in workshops and interact with other students, professor as well as architectures both established and up-and-coming.

 

There will also be company seminars, a photography competition and a cultural programme.

 

The official documentary of the fest will be uploaded NASA India’s website which reaches to 25,000 students of architecture registered under it on completion of the fest on September 5. 

 
     

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