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MAY - DECEMBER, 2011

The Indian Institute of Architects (IIA), Chandigarh-Punjab Chapter organized “Young Architects Festival” from 14-16 October, 2011 at Chandigarh. This national event of IIA was organised for the first time in Chandigarh. About 750 architects, urban planners, interior designers and students of these professions from twelve architecture colleges all over India and abroad attended this Festival.

The inaugural function was held on 14th October, 2011 at Tagore Theatre, Chandigarh. The Festival was inaugurated by Union Cabinet Minister of Parliamentary Affairs, Pawan Kumar Bansal. He applauded the efforts of the Chandigarh-Punjab Chapter for organising this Festival. The logo of Open Hand was unveiled to inaugurate the YAF. The logo was designed by Ar Jaswinder Singh. The office-bearers of IIA graced the dias and the Chain of Office was handed over to Ar Prafulla Karkhanis, President, IIA by Ar Jit Gupta, Vice President on behalf of Ar Vinay Parelkar, Past President, IIA.

The ceremony began with the GaneshStuti performed by renowned Bharatnatyam dancer Suchitra Mitra and her troupe. Ar Jaswinder Singh, Jt Hon Secretary, Chandigarh-Punjab Chapter presented the welcome address. He welcomed one and all to the beautiful city of Chandigarh.

Ar Prafulla Karkhanis gave the inaugural address. He said “Measuring yesterday’s design of Le Corbusier’s Chandigarh in today’s context of rising expectations and urban pressures may seem neither fair nor feasible. It is, however, generally acknowledged that both the idea and the city have endured and still have an enormous power to move with the times”.

Ar Surinder Bahga, Chairman, Chandigarh-Punjab Chapter gave the keynote address on the theme of the Festival. Speaking on the

occasion, he gave a brief presentation on how Le Corbusier pioneered the modernism in the world architecture in the first half of the 20th century. He elaborated that the modern architecture is at the threshold of change and the Conference is a platform to assess these changes and find new directions.

Ar Debatosh Sahu, Chairman, Young Architects Committee shared his views about the Festival. Ar Rakesh Bansal, Vice Chairman, Chandigarh-Punjab Chapter presented vote of thanks. Ar Archana Chaudhary, Jt Hon Secretary, Chandigarh- Punjab Chapter compered the inaugural session.

On this occasion, the Proceedings of the International Conference, which was a part of the Festival, edited by Sarbjit Bahga, Surinder Bahga and Archana Chaudhary were released by Pawan Kumar Bansal. It features 53 technical papers received from nine countries viz. Poland, Portugal, UK,

Bangladesh, Thailand, Australia, Italy, Finland and Iran apart from India. Editors feel, “This book is going to be a store house of knowledge for young architects and students”. The foreword to the book has been written by Dr SS Bhatti. The book has been published by Macmillan Publishers India Ltd, New Delhi.

· Exhibition on Contemporary Architecture

An exhibition of architecture on works of Chapter architects was held from 12-16 October, 2011 in Government Museum and Art Gallery, Sector-10, Chandigarh. Titled “CONTEXTUAL ARCHITECTURE: An Indian Perspective,” it is one of the few travelling exhibitions on contemporary architecture in India featuring especially the late 20th and early 21st century architecture.

Young Architects Festival, 2011 included a series of activities:

YOUNG ARCHITECTS FESTIVAL CONCLUDED

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The exhibition was inaugurated by Ravinder Pal Singh, Mayor of Chandigarh. He admired all the projects and saw all the panels in detail. The exhibition was aimed to document and portray some of the latest additions to the vast treasure of modern architecture in the country. Most of the projects included in it have been unearthed and shown for the first time. What makes the exhibition special is that it includes a variety of projects which are:

· Located in the remote rural settings to the metropolitan cities.

· Smallest to the biggest in size and scale.

· Designed for different climatic zones.

· Designed for various cultures

· Incorporating various construction techniques and materials.

· Fulfilling various functions.

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2011 at Himachal Bhawan, Chandigarh. It was organized jointly by the Chandigarh-Punjab Chapter and PHD Chamber, Chandigarh. Due to high focus on infrastructure development in the country, the construction sector presents huge investment opportunities to both national and international companies. ArchiBuild-2011 was a perfect platform for developers, building material suppliers, manufacturers and service providers to showcase the latest trends, innovations and products in the construction industry. It also served as a networking platform for professionals.

In the organising committee, Surinder Bhaga, Rakesh Bansal, Sarbjit Bahga, Jaswinder Singh and Archana Chaudhary were there from IIA side. From PHD Chamber, the members were Salil Bhandari, Sandip Somany, Suman Khaitan, Rajiv Bali, Vikram Sehgal, RS Sachdeva, Pranav Gupta and Madhu Vij. The members of the steering committee were Sushmita Sekhar and Dalip Sharma from PHD Chamber and Manmohan Khanna, Dinesh Bhagat and Ashok Juneja from IIA side. For sponsorships and bookings, Hardeep Singh, Abhishek Vasishta and Sanjay Goel were responsible.

The Exhibition was inaugurated by Pawan Kumar Bansal. He visited all the stalls and interacted with the exhibitors. More than 50 companies participated in the Exhibition and about 5500 persons visited the stalls.

One of the salient features of the Festival was the International Conference on “Contemporary Architecture: Beyond Corbusierism”.

Le Corbusier’s architectural works in India added a new dimension to the Indian Architecture about sixty years ago. He radically transformed the status of the architectural profession and meaning of architecture for the Indian architects. His work and philosophy left an indelible mark on the footprints of the country’s modern building design.

Architecture is a continuous process. The trends in architecture keep on changing with

· International Conference on

“Contemporary Architecture: Beyond Corbusierism”

the advancements in technologies, building materials, ideas and concepts. Now architecture is at the threshold of a radical change. The conference was aimed to evaluate and understand the changes which formed the basis of architecture beyond Corbusierism. There is a need to look at the modern ideals that energize our present and guide our approach to the future. The conference had been conceived to address several issues and challenges being faced by architecture profession in the rapidly-changing world.

The conference, thus, provided an international forum for the exchange of ideas and experiences amongst experts from a broad range of disciplines. The envisaged interaction stimulated ideas and led to better understanding of Modern Architecture and Urbanization on local, regional and global levels.

· To bring Architects, Planners, Engineers, Academicians and Consultants on a common platform to discuss the emerging trends in the profession.

· To analyze the threats and challenges being faced by modern cities.

· To analyze the Contemporary and Vernacular Architecture in the context of modern requirements.

· To deliberate on the issues of modern architecture in a global perspective.

· To think design solutions for futuristic architecture.

· Chandigarh: Tryst with Modernism

· Vernacular Architecture and Modernism

· Modern Architecture: Global Perspective

· Futuristic Architecture

On 15th October, 2011, the first session was on 'Chandigarh: Tryst with Modernism'. It was chaired by SD Sharma, eminent architect of Chandigarh and DS Meshram, President, Institute of Town Planners, India. In this session, Dr Anna Sulimowska Ociepka, Faculty of Architecture, Silesian University of

Objectives of the Conference:

Conference Sub-themes:

The exhibition displayed about 50 panels which include as many projects. These projects are located in nine states of the country and are designed by about 22 architects. These architects include some of the youngest and oldest in the country. The random selection of projects was aimed to project a fairly truthful architectural scenario in the country rather than glamorizing it by including elite projects located in bigger cities only. While glancing at the collective outcome of the projects, one may become fairly knowledgeable about the latest trends in Indian architecture today besides, the interpretation and response of architects to the varying contexts e.g. locales, people, functions, resources, climate, materials, construction techniques, etc.

The exhibition is of immense value to the young architects and students of architecture to educate and inspire them to find their own approach to tackle the variety of problems. Efforts have been made to design all the panels in a consistent manner to bring uniformity in the exhibition.

The concept has been prepared by Sarbjit Bahga, Surinder Bahga and Archana Chaudhary. The research has been assisted by Neeraj Khurana, Anu Singh, Amrita, Ramandeep and Harmohinder Singh. IIA is grateful to Dr SS Bhatti, Jit Gupta, SS Sekhon, Dalbir Singh, Yashinder Bahga, Manmohan Khanna, LR Gupta, PS Mahoora, Rakesh Bansal, Jaswinder Singh, Ashok Juneja, Sanjay Goel, Dinesh Bhagat, Pritpal Singh Ahluwalia, Gagandeep Ghai, RS Sandhu, SD Singh, RK Aggarwal for their valuable advice.

The works of following Architects have been represented in the Exhibition: Namita Singh, SS Bhatti, Sarbjit Bahga, Dalbir Singh, Surinder Bahga, SL Kaushal, Yashinder Bahga, VT Dhir, SD Sharma, Harpreet Singh, Sangeet Sharma, Mohinderjit Singh, Kanav Khosla, Purnima Sharma, Archana Chaudhary, Sanjay Goel, etc.

Another attraction of the Festival was an exhibition on Building Materials and Technologies. Titled “ArchiBuild-2011,” the exhibition was held from 14-16 October,

· ArchiBuild-2011

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Technology, Gliwice, Poland gave her presentation on “New Tychy: “The Dream of Modernist City”. Ar Archana Chaudhary spoke on “Le Corbusier in India and his influences on Modern Indian Architecture”. She discussed about Corbusier’s works in India and how it influenced Indian architects. The other two speakers were Ar Namrita Kalsi and Ar Mayank Ojha. They spoke on “Beyond Corbusier: Focus on Greater Mohali” and “Nested Cohabitation” respectively.

The second session was on 'Vernacular Architecture and Modernism'. This was chaired by Ar Rupali Kavilkar, Asst Professor at Gogte Institute of Technology, Belgaum and Divya Kush, a practicing architect in New Delhi. Ar Nina Juzwa and Aleksandra Postawa, Faculty of Architecture, Silesian University of Technology, Gliwice, Poland gave their presentation on “Contemporary Residential Houses in Poland: Discourse between Officially promoted Architecture and the User’s Expectations”.

Next speaker was Dr BS Bhooshan from Mysore. He gave his presentation on “ Hybrid Modern: Multi Cultural Synthesis” and showed his selected projects which elaborate the theme of vernacular architecture in modern settings.

The other speakers were Ar Maria Teresa Feraboli, Faculty, Department Indigo, Politecnico di Milano, Italy and Ar Matluba Khan, Faculty of Architecture, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Dhaka. Feraboli spoke on “Rural Tradition as

Resource for Sustainable Project: First Hypothesis of Historiographic Investigation” and Matluba spoke on “Learning from Vernacular settlement form for Sustainable urban development in Bangladesh.”

The last session was on 'Modern Architecture: Global Perspectives'. It was chaired by Dr SS Bhatti, Former Principal Chandigarh College of Architecture. The first speaker was Prakash Deshmukh, a practicing architect from Pune. He gave his presentation on 'Modern Urban Planning' wherein he discussed the planning concepts of integrated townships designed by him. The second speaker Ar Christopher Charles Benninger from Pune elaborated the design philosophy of some of the selected projects designed by him. The other speaker was Ar Syed Abu Sufian Kushol, Faculty of Architecture, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Dhaka. He spoke on “A Philadelphia Modernist in Bangladesh.”

On 16th October, 2011, the last session of the Conference 'Futuristic Architecture' was held. It was chaired by Ar Balbir Verma, Past President, IIA and Ar Amogh Gupta, Chairman, Board of Examinations, IIA. The other speakers were Ar Priyadarshini Desale from Indore. She spoke on 'Influx of Foreign Architectural Corporates in India.' Ar Arshia Khajooria’s topic was 'Urban Transport: Repercussion and Remedy'. Ar Sanjay Goel gave his presentation on “Futuristic Materials”. Ar Mallika Arora spoke on “Towards a Neo Materialistic Architecture.”

The Festival served as an important platform

for elaborate discussions on architecture. It saw its culmination with the Valedictory function where IIA Council members gave away prizes to the winners of the competitions and mementoes were given to the team members of organising committee of Young Architects Festival 2011.

With a view to involve budding architects in the Young Architects Festival, Architectural Competitions were organized for students of architecture. Design proposals were invited for an eleven-storied PTT Building in Sector- 17, Chandigarh on the proposed site. It was originally designed by Le Corbusier but yet not realized. The theme of the competition was 'Synthesis of Green Architecture and Ideology of Le Corbusier'. A jury of eminent architects judged the entries and prizes were given to the first, second and third winners. The first prize was won by Aman Kumar and Imdad Uddin Ahmed of BITS, Mesra, Ranchi. The second and third prizes were won by Himanshu Gupta and Anand Bardan Jha of GZSCET of Bathinda respectively.

In addition, there were prizes for the best thesis of the year. The Chapter received entries from India and abroad. The first prize was won by Fasih ud din Khan, an architect from Pakistan. The second prize was won by Harsimran Kaur of Lovely Professional University, Phagwara and third prize was shared by Manmeet Arora of Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar and Hema Sharma of Aayojan School of Architecture, Jaipur.

· Students’ Competitions

Dr BS Bhooshan from MysoreSyed Abu Sufian Kushol from DhakaDr Anna Sulimowska Ociepka from Poland

Inaugural Session

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Chandigarh-Punjab Chapter on August 25, 2011 at Hotel Park View, Chandigarh. It was organized under UNDP-GEF project on ‘Energy Efficiency Improvements in Indian Brick Industry’. The State Council being a local resource centre for the states of Punjab and Haryana has been spearheading various initiatives for modernising the brick industry including promotion of improved technologies and operative practices; creating infrastructure and awareness including organization of national and international conferences. The Workshop was organised for the architects and the builders of the region to apprise them about REBs, their efficiency and production technology. It was attended by 125 architects and engineers.

Pritpal Singh, Senior Engineer from the State Council in his introductory remarks emphasised the importance of adoption of energy-efficient bricks which would provide dual benefit i.e. both to the producers and consumers in terms of resource conservation, improved product quality, uniformity in size, cleaner working environment, 5-7% saving in construction cost and 20-30% reduction in energy consumption.

Col Rakesh Johri, Senior Fellow from TERI highlighted the key initiatives being undertaken by Government of India for promoting use of green building materials in the country viz. Development of Energy Conservation Building Code, adoption of Green Rating for Integrated Habitat

· Meetings of National Council and other Committees of IIA

· Cultural Programmes

SENSITIZATION WORKSHOP ON RESOURCE EFFICIENT BRICKS

Coinciding with the Young Architects Festival there was National Council Meeting of IIA in ICSSR Complex, Panjab University, Chandigarh on 14th October, 2011. Other meetings of various Committees of IIA were arranged at PHD Chamber and Tagore Theatre, Chandigarh.

Apart from the hectic professional schedule, there were cultural programmes and dinners

at Lake Club and Rock Garden on 14-15October, 2011. On 14th October, 2011, a Ghazal Concert by Ranbir Kanwal of Ludhiana was organised. In addition, a military band has also played. Eminent Lyricist, Sardar Anjum was the Chief Guest of the evening.

On 15th October, 2011, Jaspal Bhatti, a renowned satirist was the Chief Guest. He entertained the guests with his jokes. The famous folk dances of Punjab i.e. Bhangra and Gidha were the major attractions of evening which was organized by Malwa Cultural Group of Patiala.

A one-day Sensitization Workshop on ‘Resource Efficient Bricks (REBs)’ was organised by Punjab State Council for Science and Technology in collaboration with

Christopher Benninger giving presentationPoet Sardar Anjum reciting poetry

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Assessment as National Rating System, etc. He further gave an overview of the UNDP-GEF project and the role being played by TERI, the implementation partner of the project.

Surinder Bahga spoke about the theme of the workshop and the major role which the architects could play for the promotion of REBs.

Rajan Rawal, CEPT University, Ahmedabad shared interesting scientific data on operational energy benefits of resource efficient bricks used as a building material as compared to other materials in terms of thermal performance, comparative energy performance, resource savings, etc.

Kundan Dighe from Wienerberger Brick Industry Pvt Ltd, Bangalore highlighted the specific features of the technology for production of REBs which could be adopted by local brick industry. He also shared their presence in global and Indian market. Rajinder Singh from Ecologic Building Systems Pvt Ltd explained the benefits of using eco-friendly hollow concrete blocks.

Prof K Jaisim, an eminent architect from Bangalore in his keynote address, highlighted the need for new nature-friendly features, technologies and innovations for sustainable environment and multiple benefits to the community. He shared his rich experience in the area and appreciated the efforts which are being made by the State Council in this direction. He expressed the dire need for more of such sensitization workshops in future.

The Singapore Institute of Architects celebrated ArchiFest 11 from 3rd October to 28th October, 2011 at Singapore. It had various events including Forums, Archi-tours, Exhibitions, Competitions, etc. The theme of ArchiFest was ‘Common Spaces’.

An Exhibition on the works of member architects of Regional Architecture Institutes was also held. It showcased projects of various architects from Bangladesh, Hong Kong, India and Philippines. From India, the

ARCHIFEST-11, SINGAPORE

works of seven members of Chandigarh-Punjab Chapter namely Namita Singh, Sarbjit Bahga, Surinder Bahga, Mohinderjit Singh, Yashinder Bahga, Archana Chaudhary and Kanav Khosla were exhibited. The projects selected were: Indian Naval Academy, Kerala; Civil Hospital, Samana; Baptist School, Chandigarh; Guru Nanak Heritage Centre, Amritsar; College of Nursing, Chhattisgarh; Group Housing Complex, Gurgaon and Computer Centre, Jalandhar.

The Exhibition was aimed to strengthen intellectual, artistic, educational and scientific ties between architects in the region. It had actively promoted the recognition of the architect’s role in society.

The Exhibition of Archifest ’11 was organized at National Library Piazza. It has been considered as the best location for the Exhibition as the National Library is rated as the prestigious forum for such activities.

Bombay-based reputed Architectural Magazine “Indian Architect & Builder” in collaboration with Kansai Narolac has organized a conference titled “ Earth Matters 2011 – Ideas that Count” at Ludhiana on 19 November, 2011. This conference had

EARTH MATTERS-11 AT LUDHIANA

travelled across 37 cities in India last year elaborating on the relationship between architecture and sustainability .This event is part of the second phase of the same series which will present case studies from innovative practices with sustainable perspective.

The concept of the conference is as follows: Sensitivity towards ecology is inherent and fundamental to the domain of architecture. Sustainability is understood as an ongoing process through which communities continually renegotiate their common destiny within the limits of nature , their traditions, their understanding of cause

Exhibition at Singapore

Surinder Bahga at Ludhiana

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and effect and their own creativity. The notion of preservation and sustenance emerge from multiple points of departure; the context, the heritage and the global exposure.

With an understanding to address this theme holistically, it focused on the emerging concepts, ideas and innovations aimed at making the future sustainable and eco-friendly.

About 75 architects and interior designers had participated. This had contributed substantially for the exchange of ideas and discussions in the above-mentioned context.

Architect-Author Surinder Bahga was the keynote speaker. He gave a presentation on “Energy-Efficient Architecture”. He explained examples of sustainable buildings from India and abroad to learn from them. He stressed that about 52% of total energy is consumed by building sector alone by way of construction, use and maintenance. In comparison to agriculture, transport and Industry sectors, the energy consumption in buildings is too high. He cautioned that by adding glass-clad or aluminium-clad structures, we are contributing to global warming. He suggested that we should design our buildings to suit our local climatic conditions, local culture and economic conditions.

First Friday Forum in its annual oration-2011 organised a Symposium on Geography, Architecture, and Planning on November 11 at the Chandigarh College of Architecture. Dr Sharda Kaushik, Director, Regional Institute of English, was the Chief Guest. She lauded the Forum’s persistent role in educating the citizenry in aesthetic appreciation vis-à-vis artistic creation in the many forms of Art of which India has the richest tradition in the world. Guest of Honour Ar Sangeet Sharma revealed fascinating aspects of Architecture in his stimulating presentation on The Mother Art.

SYMPOSIUM ON GEOGRAPHY,

ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING

Dr SS Bhatti, Former Principal, Chandigarh College of Architecture, and Founder, First Friday Forum, delivered the theme-oration titled GAP-SEAL: Geography, Architecture, and Planning – Science, Engineer, Art, and Literature. He pointed out that all the problems of the modern world like depletion of natural resources, thinning out of forest-cover, global warming are attributable to one factor: dismal neglect of Geography he called the Architecture of the Earth’s crust. To bridge the GAP among the three primary disciplines he pleaded for their integrated education in professional courses.

Dr Krishna Mohan, Former Chairman, Department of Geography, Panjab University, with his distinguished expertise and diverse experience, laid bare little-known aspects of Geography as the Mother Science.

Professor Harish Bhatia, a highway engineering expert, showed how a slight slant impels Engineering to reach out to Planning, a discipline that remains blissfully far removed from it by virtue of our own conditioned thinking!

Architect-Planner Archana Chaudhary presented her special view of Planning and its connectivity with Architecture in a broader perspective. Desh Ranjan Sharma, a prodigious self-taught artist, pleaded for treating Art as integral to architectural creativity.

Seven professionals were honoured with First Friday Forum Awards for Creative Excellence (FFFACE) for their noteworthy contributions in their respective fields. Dr Sharda Kaushik, Director, Regional Institute of English, received the award for her exemplary contribution to linguistics; Dr VK Kak, Professor Emeritus, PGIMER, was conferred the honour for raising the status of neurosurgery to a craft that outrivals the legendary fineness of artistic creation; Pradeep Sharma, Principal Correspondent, The Tribune, received the award for upholding ethics in Journalism; Prof Jitendra Mohan, Professor Emeritus, Panjab University, was honoured for his varied enviable achievements in Applied Psychology as a path-finder in this new field; Colonel Tilak Raj, former Chief Post-Master General,

Punjab Circle, received the award for injecting poetry into postal services to create public awareness of the Muse in Hindi; HC Arora, Advocate, Punjab & Haryana High Court, was honoured for deploying RTI Activism to restrain the misdeeds of the high and mighty, and Ar Harpreet Singh, Head, Architect Office, Panjab University, was given the award in recognition of his striving for architectural excellence with relevance through crucial improvements in ideas and expressions.

Ar Vinay Parelkar, immediate Past President of IIA has left for his heavenly abode recently. He shared a special bond with Chandigarh-Punjab Chapter. During his tenure as IIA President, he came to Chandigarh twice for Chapter events.

Parelkar graduated from University of Mumbai in 1974. He was fellow member of IIA and Institute of valuers. He was partner in one of the oldest and reputed firm of architects in Mumbai “Parelkar & Dallas” which was established in 1943.

He was visiting lecturer at various architecture colleges in Mumbai and Member of Board of Governors of SPAs at Bhopal and Vijaywada. He organised many conferences in Mumbai for the benefit of architects and society. He attended many national/international conferences.

He will be remembered for long time for his service to IIA and our country.

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