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Workshop On Building & Interior Materials And Construction

A workshop on Building & Interior Materials and Construction – Wall Paneling was delivered by Mr. Gurpreet. The workshop enabled the students to practically demonstrate & learn the art and techniques of wall panelling.

Workshop On Interior Graphics Communication & Presentation

The prime objective of the two-day workshop was to develop the graphical presentation skills and visualization abilities. It was indeed an interactive session as students were engaged in creating 3D projections of the living room design on a 2D surface by using different colour schemes, materials, fabricating furniture and more.

Delhi Design Trip

In this symposium, various design professionals, practitioners and experts from the field of interior design, architecture & product design carried out meaningful discussions and interactions with our students. A lot of case studies and projects like specific housing issues and large scale campaigns like “Make in India” were discussed during the session. This trip also gave our students a chance to witness the outstanding work of National and International designers from across the globe, while getting acquainted with the latest trends of the field.

Abhivyakti - Poster Making Competition

On the occasion of World Women's Day the students of the Interior Design Department visited Jyoti Sarup Kanya Asra Trust, Randhawa Road, Kharar and celebrated womanhood with orphan girls by rejuvenating their spirits. They embellished the walls of orphanage home with the power of colours and patterns.

Awareness Among Students On Account Of Independence Day In Which They Also Did Mandala Art And Photography Which Enhanced The Quality Of The Club.

Help students to extend and elaborate on the more formal knowledge learned in Universities. It also provides an opportunity to students to participate in new roles. Affords the students leadership opportunities that call on and help develop collaborative skills.

Light In The Dark - The Students Were To Present A Picture Of Light In The Dark Concept In Which A Student Has To Present The Importance Of Light In The Darkness

To promote creativity through photography, to share and critique the photographs of peers, to educate and improve technical skills. To spread the love of photography throughout the shutterbug photography club. To train the students to have a child's eye for observation, an artist’s taste for beauty and a poet’s expression for emotion which would thereby emulate technical concepts and ideas into reality. To create an atmosphere for the students to discover, develop, deploy and express their Creativity in Photo & video , capturing & editing skills.

Students Were Asked To Design An Eco-friendly Rakhi By Using Sustainable And Waste Materials

Extra curricular activities render an opportunity to correlate academic skills with the real world context. Featured & creative curriculum facilitate children to learn better Social skills, Critical Thinking & Teamwork. It also boosts the level of awareness of sustainability among students. Expand sustainable knowledge, skill and mindset that motives how waste material can be utilised for executing new things.

RANG “O” HOLIC - 5TH MARCH 2020

Expert / Faculty: Ms. Pawanpreet Kaur, Ms. Kanika Kapoor - Chandigarh University

A departmental club activity “Rang “O” holic was organized by the Interior design department on occasion of Holi which comprised of many activities like fun games, snacks, dance, music etc. which resulted into a fun event for the Design department.

Designer Mask In Lockdown Period - 23rd April 2020

Expert / Faculty: Ms. Pawanpreet Kaur, Ms. Nidhi Bansal - Chandigarh University

In order to add some colours and creativity while being cautious, University institute or Design came up with these fashionable, beautiful & handy face masks.

Creative Vision Expert Session

The Department of Interior Design organized a one day educational visit for the students of 2nd semester which was coordinated by Mr. Akhil Singh to grow their knowledge on interior design elements and materials.

The students were first taken to the Government Art Museum and Gallery which was designed by the very renowned French Artichect Le Corbusier where they witnessed various styles of paintings from historic as well as contemporary times. They also got acquainted with numerous artefacts from the ancient era. The students were able to get a hands-on experience of the miniature paintings and sculptures that were brought to India at the time of partition from Lahore

Supreme furnishing showroom

The second site was that of an interior furnishing showroom, Supreme Furnishings, which was located in sector 7, Chandigarh. The showroom was under construction due to which the students got to study a live project. They were assisted by the owner and the interior designer of the showroom who told them about the key elements of their design. They further acquired comprehension towards wood as a material which was extensively used in the interiors of the showroom.

The students were also shown the vision of the showroom through 3D views which helped them get an idea of the final outcome of the interiors.