Seminar

 

Seminar on Civil-Surveyor and Interior Studies at ITI, Bilimora - 18 January 2025

 On 18 January 2025, a seminar was organized for students pursuing Civil-Surveyor and Interior Studies at ITI, Bilimora. The objective of the program was to enhance the knowledge and practical understanding of various essential aspects of the field.

Key Features of the Seminar

The seminar brought together many eminent professionals who shared their expertise with the students.

Mr. Arvind Viras:

Mr. Viras educated the students on the use of AutoCAD software, which is an important tool for modern-day architects and engineers. He also elaborated on the importance of understanding scale, open space, wasteland and garden design in planning and designing projects.

Engineer Lahu Pednekar:

Engineer Pednekar provided valuable insights into the legal and administrative aspects of civil projects. He discussed the following topics:

7/12 Extract (detailed document of ownership of agricultural land).

Property Card used to record ownership details.

Various government approvals and regulations required for the implementation of construction projects. Also provided information on Development Control Rules.

Engineer Dhanraj Magare:

Focusing on technical infrastructure, Engineer Magare shared his expertise on essential services like electrical systems, fire extinguishing installations and plumbing networks, emphasizing their important roles in building safety and efficiency.

Engineer Shashikant Koyande:

Engineer Koyande played a key role in organizing and presenting the seminar. His comprehensive presentation provided a clear overview of the program, ensuring that the students remained engaged and informed throughout the session.

 ECHO FOUNDATION Team Varsha Behan:

Varsh Behan helped distribute the necessary stationery to all the students

Conclusion

The seminar was a resounding success, providing a platform for the students to broaden their knowledge and learn from experienced professionals in the field. It served as a bridge between theoretical studies and practical applications, providing a holistic understanding of civil-surveying and interior design practices.

Such initiatives not only inspire the students but also prepare them for real-world challenges, so that they are well equipped for future endeavours in their respective careers.