Indore, Oct. 17 -- IPS Academy, School of Architecture, Indore, successfully concluded its International Collaborative Program - Singapore , organized in association with the National University of Singapore (NUS) from October 5 to 11, 2025 . The program proved to be a highly enriching educational and cultural exchange experience.
This initiative was conceptualized by Architect Achal Chaudhary , President of IPS Academy, who believes that emerging architects must gain global exposure and broaden their skills, knowledge, and perspective to evolve as competent global citizens.
Dr. (Prof.) Manita Saxena , Principal, School of Architecture, represented the institution at the international level and ensured the alignment of strategic vision, quality standards, and institutional objectives through this collaboration.
Architect Anagha Sadavarte , Head - Strategic Collaboration, played a key role in partnership development and implementation.
Architect Neelam Kushwah , In-charge of Research and Outreach Programs and the delegation leader, facilitated joint research projects, knowledge exchange, and capacity-building initiatives.
The delegation also included 17 students and two faculty members - Architect Suman Sharma and Architect Nidhi Nashikkar , who actively participated and guided the students throughout the visit.
At NUS, Dr. Johannes Widodo , Head of the Department of Architecture Conservation, delivered an inspiring lecture on Sustainability in the Built Environment . He encouraged students to explore the synergy between technology and passive design techniques.
The delegation visited SDE 4, SDE 3, and SDE 1 buildings - exemplary models of sustainable design - and experienced the NUS campus, which functions as a living laboratory for innovations in architecture, planning, facade aesthetics, interiors, landscape, and building services.
Students observed the effective use of multifunctional spaces, staircases, and lobbies in energy-efficient architecture and were deeply influenced by Singapore's human-centric and nature-inspired architectural approach .
Singapore's Master Plan , based on the "City in Nature" vision, stands as a remarkable example of sustainable urban development.
During the program, participants also visited Sentosa Island, Universal Studios, Singapore Flyer, and Night Safari , engaging in various cultural and adventure activities that enriched their global learning experience.
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