India's First Architecture Career Conclave Inspires New Paths for Future Architects
The WOArchitect Career Conclave (WCC) 2025, India's first-ever architecture career event, attracted over 700 participants in Mumbai. Supported by CREDAI-MCHI, the day-long event offered diverse opportunities beyond conventional architectural practice, emphasizing continuous learning and innovation as keys to elevating Indian architecture on the global stage.

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The WOArchitect Career Conclave (WCC) 2025, marking a pioneering moment for India's architectural community, wrapped up at the NESCO Centre in Mumbai. Drawing a crowd of more than 700 eager participants, the event garnered support from CREDAI-MCHI and featured a mix of students, architects, and industry professionals—highlighting architecture's evolving landscape.
Inaugurated by Shri Narayan Rane, a Member of Parliament, the conclave aimed to fill a crucial void in structured career guidance within the field of architecture in India. Rane emphasized the importance of entrepreneurship alongside traditional career paths, urging the youth to embrace entrepreneurship to foster national and state development.
Spearheaded by Ar. Milind Surve and Ar. Snehal Jagdale Surve, the event provided a platform for exploring diverse career paths within architecture, from technology and research to legal and digital frameworks. The event agenda featured semin informatif presentations, panel discussions, and job fairs, offering participants a chance to engage comprehensively with industry trends and innovations.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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