Anshika reflected that the most meaningful aspect of her experience was the sense of responsibility and learning that came from working with a larger group, ensuring that each activity she organised was purposeful and impactful. This made her realise that the values she upheld as an ambassador should extend into her personal life as well.
Her task was based on the theme ‘Environment Around Us’. In this activity, students were encouraged to explore different spots across the college campus, closely observing and sketching how natural elements such as sunlight and wind interact with the built environment. The exercise aimed not only at observation but also at analysis to help understand how these environmental factors influence comfort, spatial experience, and the overall functioning of a space. Based on their findings, students were asked to propose ways to redesign or improve these spaces, drawing from the architectural principles of Charles Correa, particularly his emphasis on climate-responsive design, sensitivity to context, and a harmonious relationship between built form and nature.
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