Sri Vijaya Puram, July 28: The Institution of Engineers (India), Andaman & Nicobar State Centre (IEI ANSC), in collaboration with Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Institute of Technology (DBRAIT), successfully organized an Expert Lecture titled “The Engineer of 2050: Designing and Building a Regenerative Future” at the AV Hall, DBRAIT.
The programme commenced with the inaugural address by the Chief Guest, Prof. (Dr.) Sanmukh Kaur, Principal, DBRAIT, who emphasized the transformative role of engineers in shaping a sustainable future. She highlighted the importance of innovation, environmental stewardship, and interdisciplinary collaboration in addressing the complex challenges of the twenty-first century.
The keynote lecture was delivered by Ar. Jency John, Chief Architect, Jency John Architects & Engineers, who presented an engaging and thought-provoking session on regenerative design, sustainable engineering practices, and the evolving responsibilities of engineers in creating resilient and environmentally conscious infrastructure. Through practical examples and contemporary perspectives, the speaker inspired participants to embrace sustainable and regenerative approaches in engineering and architectural practice.
Addressing the gathering, Er. Usha Stephen, FIE, Chairperson, IEI ANSC, underscored the significance of such expert interactions in fostering professional excellence, promoting continuous learning, and bridging the gap between academia and industry.
The programme concluded with a formal Vote of Thanks delivered by Er. Debdas Paik, MIE, Honorary Secretary, IEI ANSC, who expressed sincere appreciation to the distinguished speaker, the Chief Guest, the organizers, faculty members, students, and all participants for their valuable contributions towards the success of the event.
The lecture witnessed enthusiastic participation from Corporate Members of IEI, faculty members, and students of the Department of Civil Engineering, DBRAIT. The event was efficiently coordinated by Mr. Altamash Mustafa, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, DBRAIT, whose efforts ensured the smooth conduct of the programme.
The expert lecture provided an enriching platform for knowledge sharing and intellectual exchange, inspiring participants to envision the future of engineering through the principles of sustainability, innovation, and regenerative development.
