Session Highlights
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Engage in guided discussions and short activities designed to strengthen your own teaching practice.
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Understand how a well-framed brief can sharpen intent, deepen inquiry and transform studio learning.
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Explore clearer, fairer and more reflective ways to assess student work.
Experience a session that rethinks how we frame design briefs and evaluate studio outcomes.
Explore clearer intent, deeper inquiry and more transparent assessment practices that support real learning.
About the Speaker
Ar. Snehanshu Mukherjee
Founder Partner of the Architectural Consultancy Team for Engineering Architecture & Management
Ar. Snehanshu Mukherjee is a practicing architect and founder partner of the architectural consultancy Team for Engineering Architecture & Management
As an architect he has over three decades of teaching and professional experience, a graduate from SPA, New Delhi, he pursued a Post-Graduate in Design & Housing at MIT, USA. His notable architectural and urban design projects include the New Wing of NGMA, New Delhi, the Embassy of Spain Chancery, the Osho Commune, Delhi and the Alpha International City, Karnal. Apart from designing institutional buildings and townships he has also co-directed television commercials, and designed audio-visual shows, books, audiophile products and stage-sets for well-known theatre productions. He has taught at SPA New Delhi. TVB School of Habitat Studies, CEPT University, PVP CoA Pune, KRVIA Mumbai. He has also been a Board of Studies member at SPA Vijayawada and Amity University Noida. He currently heads the Department of Interior Architecture and Design at IIAD New Delhi.
Let’s craft briefs that spark inquiry and real learning.
Expected Outcomes
Participants will gain:
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An understanding of the anatomy of a meaningful project brief
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Clarity on linking learning objectives to studio processes and outcomes
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A chance to question and unpack the intent of assessment
Who Can Attend
Educators and faculty members engaged in design and architectural teaching across the country.
Strengthen your practice with clearer, purpose-led methods.
Take the first step toward impact!