Excelsior Correspondent
KATRA, Feb 20: Two final-year students of architecture from Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University (SMVDU) made a remarkable presentation at the “International Conference on Religious Architecture” organized by the National Institute of Technology (NIT), Patna.
The conference was held as part of the BCE-NIT Patna Centenary Year Celebration (1924-2024).
Pradnya Jogdan presented her research paper on “Revisiting Sacred Geometry: The Dialogue between Parametric and Religious Architecture,” exploring how parametric design retains spiritual symbolism, enhances environmental performance, and fosters community engagement. Her research highlighted the powerful synergy between the sacred and computational.
Reha Shiv Bharti presented her research paper on “Biophilia in Sacred Spaces: Harmony between Nature & Spirituality,” examining how worship areas can be revitalized via the careful incorporation of nature. Her research encouraged cultural sensitivity, community involvement, and enhanced health and spirituality.
Both students’ research papers were presented under the guidance of Vinod Kumar, Assistant Professor, School of Architecture & Landscape Design. As a testament to their outstanding work, they have been given the opportunity to publish their research papers in a peer-reviewed journal.
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