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Thinking Hand NGO Talk Series 01- Why? How? What? is Architecture?

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Sunday, Apr 25, 2021 1 PM – 4 PM IDT

Online Event | Click here to attend and/or register

Press Release

The mission and aim of the Thinking Hand NGO Talk Series is to empower and educate people, and particularly students. Talk series are going to be on various topics ranging from (Questioning Why? How? What?) Architecture, Design, Landscape, Environment, Thesis, Theory, Practice, Sustainability and more.

A platform to debate openly, voice and think deeply, critically during a more constructive way. The panel members are going to be from various disciplines, Institutions and backgrounds to speak and discuss various topics in conversation with Thinking Hand NGO founder and principal Ar. Ketham Santosh Kumar and therefore the event supported by studio Ketham’s Atelier Architects.

Thinking Hand NGO may be a platform to empower people & society through its research, design, innovation in construction & technology, by training women, children and young students to create one in one. Earlier Thinking Hand NGO and Ketham’s Atelier empowered quite 3,000 people through quite 13 Workshops, Exhibitions, Sessions, International competitions and Building 1:1 for Neglected Communities to empower people and society through design and innovation building and now with Talk Series.

Panel Members:

Alberto Fernandez Gonzalez (UCL)

Elif Simge Fettahoğlu Özgen (TUM)

Sonali Dahotre (CEPT)

Gyorffy, Rachel (Moholy-Nagy University)

Jacqueline Cuyler (South Africa)

Ketham Santosh Kumar (UIBK)

 

Open and liberal to all – to register please send your name, college or profession, place and email to thinkinghand.ngo@gmail.com

(Online Talk link will provide for registered participants)

For more information log on to:

www.thinkinghandngo.com

www.kethamsatelier.com

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