"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalHave you ever imagined how you can make an impact? Ever imagined how to use design thinking to improve how people work, live and explore? Study architecture. As an architecture student, the built environment is your canvas, and imagination is your only limit.
To prepare to get an admission in the most privileged schools of Architecture, you have to seriously work on it. The Young Architect was written to help you with this. The book has been designed to pack you up with the complete pre-architecture scenario and to completely indulge in the preparation.
The Young Architect is a reference book for the students preparing for B.Arch. entrance exams JEE-Paper 2 and National Aptitude Test for Architecture (NATA). It can also be used as a reference manual by the first year Architecture Students to get into the pre-architecture scenario. The book has around seven chapters and covers the subjects of 2D and 3D shapes, Color theory, tactile perception, architectural elements, Architects and their works, Indian Architecture, building materials and Construction Techniques, building design concepts, drawing and sketching etc.
Neelam Verma
“Use simple materials, follow the sun, listen to the wind, and touch the Earth lightly”- Ar. Glenn Murcutt.
Inspired by nature, Neelam Verma believes in energy efficient building envelope design by integrating simple and cost effective design and construction practices.
She is an Architect and Urban Planner by profession. A Gold Medalist and Post Graduate in Architecture and Planning, she likes reading and writing. The Young Architect is the output of constant endeavor and her attraction towards academics. The idea for this book came when she, herself as a student started preparing for B.Arch. entrance and no quality study material was available to refer from. For any queries regarding the subject she can be contacted at neelamdverma@gmail.com
