MAD(E) IN MUMBAI
2019
Shortlisted to participate in Tallinn Architecture Biennale 2019
2019
Shortlisted as one of the top entries for UltraTech India Next Village 2047 Competition.
2018
Shortlisted as a finalist for Lexus Design Awards India 2018.
2018
Shortlisted as Top 100 in the Young Bird Plan 2018, On the Frontier International Architectural Design Competition.
2018
Appointed by Directorate of Local Bodies, Government of Rajasthan to implement Holistic Sanitation solution for cities of Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Bharatpur, Ajmer, Bikaner & Kota.
2017
Awarded as one of the Social Innovator for the year 2016 out of 774 national innovations by Government of India, Ministry of External n Affairs & Niti Aayog on occasion of Pravasi Bhartiya Divas.
2014
Shortlisted for 'Young Social Innovators Conclave' for 'Re-Thinking Urban Planning in India' category organised by Hindustan Times, UN-Habitat and Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation.
2014
Awarded for Flood Resilient Housing at the National Conference on ‘Risk to Resilience 2014’ from NIDM (Ministry of Home Affairs) in New Delhi.
2013
Awarded First prize for project titled ‘ Aqueous communes’ at Flood Resilient housing design national competition organized by Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN), Institute of Social and Environmental Transition-International (ISET), Gorakhpur Environmental Action Group (GEAG) and Patanka Constructions Limited.
2013
Awarded first prize at international urban design competition titled ‘Rethinking Kala Nagar Traffic Junction’ organised by BMW Guggenheim Lab.
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KALPIT ASHAR
2004
Recipient of First prize in National design competition titled ‘Revitalization of Banganga Crematorium’, organized by Rotary Club , Mumbai, India.
2006
Recipient of ‘Kamla Raheja Gold Medal Award’ for Design Dissertation titled ‘Decoding Our Codes of Conduct’. 2006 Design Dissertation titled ‘Decoding our codes of conduct’ exhibited at The Prince of Wales Museum, Mumbai.
2007
Design Dissertation titled ‘Decoding our codes of conduct’ shortlisted for National Award for excellence in Architectural Thesis (NIASA) as one of ten participants at Zonal Level.
2007
Presented Design dissertation at Kurula Varkey Design Forum, CEPT Ahmedabad as part of Best ten theses chosen nationally.
2007
Nominated to present Design Dissertation for President's Medals
Awards 2007, RIBA London.
2009
Awarded IAAC International study grant.
2009
Awarded J.N. Tata endowment, Kamla Raheja Foundation and Rotary Club grant
MAYURI SISODIA
2004
Recipient of First prize in National design competition titled ‘Revitalization of Banganga Crematorium’, organized by Rotary Club , Mumbai, India
2007
Recipient of third Prize at design competition titled ‘Regional social, cultural and arts complex for a sustainable community’ organized by the International Association for Humane Habitat, Mumbai, India.
2010
Awarded J.N. Tata endowment, Kamla Raheja Foundation and Lotus Trust Grant.
2010
Awarded Charles Wallace India Trust for Arts & Heritage Conservation award.
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