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Architecture is the art and science of creating spaces, encompassing the design and construction of buildings, landscapes, and urban environments. It involves a balance of technical expertise, artistic creativity, and an understanding of human needs and behaviors. Well-designed structures contribute to the functionality and beauty of cities, impacting the quality of life for their inhabitants.
The award which was initially started to admire these changing times and the knights who protect the surroundings with their creative ideologies as an Indian Awards is now matured and has rightly become a benchmark for the architect community not only in India but also in 10 neighboring countries i.e. Bangladesh, Bhutan, Kenya, Maldives, Mauritius, Nepal, Seychelles, Sri Lanka, Tanzania & Uganda.
These Awards consider many aspects to give a fair chance to all generations of architects and the jury is selected from various states and different connected Countries to keep healthy and unbiased results for the 14 award categories strictly following the “Code of Participation”.
To foster excellence in architecture and design, recognizing and celebrating innovative and sustainable architectural practices on an international platform.
To honor the achievements of outstanding architects and their contributions to the field and promote architectural innovation and sustainability through recognition and awards.
Like every other thing in the world, JK AYA has been evolving but with all the support and love we have received from the Architectural community. Here’s a few noteworthy events.
JK AYA have always been proud of the “Vijay Stambh” Trophy which is replica of the architectural marvel i.e. Victory Tower which is situated in Chittirgarh Town. a western Indian State of Rajasthan. Here’s what makes it special:
Vijay Stamb Tower was built in 1440 A.D. by “Maharana Kumbha”, a powerful ruler of the region (Mewar), to commemorate his victory over the rulers of Malwa & Gujarat.
The structure is covered both inside & outside with exquisite sculptures of Hindu deities depicting episodes from the two great Indian epics – Ramayana & Mahabharata.
It is a 37 meter high stone structure with nine storeys having a staircase within to climb to the top.
Vijay Stamb Tower was built in 1440 A.D. by “Maharana Kumbha”, a powerful ruler of the region (Mewar), to commemorate his victory over the rulers of Malwa & Gujarat.
The structure is covered both inside & outside with exquisite sculptures of Hindu deities depicting episodes from the two great Indian epics – Ramayana & Mahabharata.
It is a 37 meter high stone structure with nine storeys having a staircase within to climb to the top.
