Mangaluru: Nitte Institute of Architecture’s ‘Creative Crib Competition’ – Submit entries by Dec 24


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Mangaluru, Dec 21: Nitte Institute of Architecture, cordially invites all to embrace the festive season with a ‘Creative Crib Competition’.

The entries will be accepted online.

The participants should submit 3 high-quality crib photos via Google form (Scan the QR Code or link in Instagram bio, at Instagram handle @nitte.architecture) and include a brief description (max 100 words) or a 2-minute video.

The first prize is Rs 5,000 each (4 winners) and 20 best entries will receive exciting consolation prizes.

Christmas crib should be a blend creativity, innovation and sustainability. The decision of the judge will be final.

The announcement via email/text messages as well as message and prize distribution details will be shared accordingly. Hence, accurate contact information is required for communication. 

• Age group:
* Group 1: Below the age of 18 years
* Group 2: 18 years and above

• Crib Categories:
* Indoor Crib
* Outdoor Crib

For additional details, please contact: outreach.nia@nitte.edu.in

Deadline for the submission: December 24, 2023 (no late submissions)

Prize Announcement: December 31, 2023

Intellectual property rights: Participants retain rights, but Nitte Institute of Architecture can use photos for promotion.

About Nitte Institute of Architecture (NIA)

Nitte Institute of Architecture (NIA) was envisioned by a core group of national and international experts who intended to create an innovative and vibrant, world-class institution of architecture & design. The institute fosters innovative, socially conscious architects through hands-on learning, holistic development with experiential learning, interdisciplinary engagement, and research exploration. It adopts a progressive pedagogical approach, structured around five core streams: design, systems and applications, history and theory, graphics and communication, research and practice, with a keen focus on innovation, entrepreneurship and sustainability.

The institute's commitment to experiential learning is evident by offering students, real-world experiences, workshops, two internship semesters, travel studios, summer/winter schools and industry interactions, ensuring students gain practical knowledge. With internships in 6th and 9th semester respectively, students get dual opportunity to collaborate with a wide array of professionals and organizations active in architecture, design, and related fields. Hence, empowering students to acquire insights into diverse aspects of the profession and engagement with their specific areas of interest for future careers. Sustainability is a priority, with green programs and seminars addressing environmental issues and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The institute promotes cross-pollination of ideas among departments, through cross-disciplinary workshops and outreach programs supported by mentoring from renowned architects and allied professionals. NIA offers very strong student support with 1:10 student-faculty ratio with a mentor-mentee system to hand hold each and every student and guide them.

Nitte Institute of Architecture has been on an exciting path of progress since its inception deriving strength from its specialized curriculum, dedicated faculty, talented students and successful alumni.

 

 

 

  

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