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The School of Environment and Architecture (SEA) is set up and run by architects, educationists and experts from various fields related to architecture.

Happening today! Fraternity as Infrastructure - Exhibition and Presentation Ravidas Hall, Thakkar Bappa Colony | 10am to...
11/09/2026

Happening today!
Fraternity as Infrastructure - Exhibition and Presentation
Ravidas Hall, Thakkar Bappa Colony | 10am to 1pm

As a part of the course 'Fraternity as Infrastructures,' the third year students will be presenting and exhibiting their design proposals of the houses and selected community spaces to the people of the Thakkar Bappa Colony, with the support of the KGVF Foundation.

09/09/2026

Applications invited for Vacant Seats First Year 2026-27
Kindly fill the Vacanct Seat Application form on www.sea.edu.in

DEADLINE EXTENDED: 10th September 2026

For queries contact Dipti Bhaindarkar (+91 9819267963)

Mass Inhabitation 2026Semester 7Announcements of dire climate emergencies have galvanized state-led climate action in In...
09/09/2026

Mass Inhabitation 2026
Semester 7

Announcements of dire climate emergencies have galvanized state-led climate action in India’s coastal cities. In Mumbai, this expertise drives initiatives to drain or build “blue-green” infrastructures in estuarine-scapes, relocate low-income communities en masse, and promote market-led housing redevelopment, often exacerbating harm on the majority that inhabit estuarine-scapes. Mass Inhabitations begins elsewhere, asking how climate and weather are embedded in practices of inhabitation, and how everyday life involves continual adjustment, anticipation, improvisation, and negotiation. In a dense, low-rise estuarine settlement in north-west Mumbai, students documented and developed architectural strategies in six clusters of households, examining spatial configurations alongside livelihoods, incomes, aspirations, and collective life.

Mentors

Rohit Mujumdar Rohit Mujumdar
Prasad Khanolkar Prasad Khanolkar
Siddharth Chitalia Siddharth Chitalia
Saniya Ranade .ranade

Short Workshops

Durganand Balsavar, The Architectural Gesture Roots Collaborative
Rushikesh Hirulkar, Model Making and Mass Housing Rushikesh Hirulkar

Fraternity as Infrastructure: Final Review and Exhibition Sem 59th September, 2026 | 9am onwardsReviewers: Kruti Shah an...
08/09/2026

Fraternity as Infrastructure: Final Review and Exhibition
Sem 5
9th September, 2026 | 9am onwards
Reviewers: Kruti Shah and Sebastián Trujillo-Torres

The 10 week studio, grounded in the ideas of community participation and spatial agency, looked at the process of collaborative design as a space of dialogue, experimentation, and mutual learning.
Course Tutors: Richa Shah Rupali Gupte Sayan Chatterjee Manish Shravane Eshan

07/09/2026

Applications invited for Vacant Seats First Year 2026-27
Kindly fill the Vacanct Seat Application form on www.sea.edu.in

Last date to apply: 9th September 2026

For queries contact Dipti Bhaindarkar (+91 9819267963)

04/09/2026

Do join us for the Exhibition and Presentation in the purple studio at 2:30pm of the Semester 9 studio on Urban Form and Space on ‘Daydreaming in Hyderabad, Speculations in Gorai and Loitering in Mumbai’.

Video Credits: Sayan Chatterjee

Urban Space and Form Exhibition and presentation at SEA campus at 2.30pm on 4th September 2026A compilation of urban stu...
03/09/2026

Urban Space and Form
Exhibition and presentation at SEA campus
at 2.30pm on 4th September 2026

A compilation of urban studies across three sites- Hyderabad, Mumbai and Gorai over a 9 week-period. The work is an understanding of urban space and form through concepts such as forces, rhythms and transactional capacities.

1. Daydreaming in Hyderabad-
Engaging and intervening with the city through an emersive study across 8 sites through its rhythms,networks and everyday practices.
2. ⁠Speculation in Gorai-
Speculative visions for a 54-hectare site through negotiations between different roles of a planner, politician, investor, developer, environmentalist and NGO/activist, as well as weighing financial costs and returns alongside social and environmental implications
3. ⁠Loitering in Mumbai-
9 different conditions studied across the city revealing patterns of dependency between urban form and social life.

02/09/2026

SEA Alumni Reflections 01 with Neha Mhadolkar, Lohita Rao and Gargi Somani on SEA Conversations which is a fortnightly public lecture series changed their perspectives on design and everyday life.

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