As we headed to the winter capital of the Jammu & Kashmir Territory – Jammu, for the 23rd edition of Architects & Interiors India’s Design Debate, we were fortunate to partner with one of the most reputed brands in the architecture industry and have the most esteemed names as our panellists. Design Debate brings together the experts of the industry engaging in an interesting panel discussion to share their views and thoughts on art and culture. This year’s theme was Aesthetics Vs Economics.
The event also witnesses the partnering brands presenting and displaying their line of products, making it a networking platform for architects.
The Jammu edition of the Design Debate was commenced by Indrajeet Saoji- Group Publishing Director from ITP Media Group, who delivered the opening speech followed by Mohit Hajela – Group Head, Business Development, Jaquar Group, giving a warm welcome note.
The title partner of this edition, Jaquar, then played an interesting AV explaining its new segment of lighting products.
The Key-note speaker for the event was Sanjay Singh - Director of ARCOP Associates, who was felicitated by Mohit Hajela and Indrajeet Saoji for his significant contributions to the industry and for his impeccable presentation over creating modern-day contemporary designs with influences of ancient aesthetics and the economics of the aesthetics in today’s time respectively.
Another of our esteemed partners – Decuninck, gave a captivating audio-visual presentation about its high-quality uPVC windows, doors and sliding systems.
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