Chennai, September 20, 2019: House of Hiranandani, a premium real estate brand committed to making homes with a difference, celebrated Engineer’s Day recently in a unique way. The company created a beautiful bridge between the present and the future of architecture, proving that in the business of selling houses, they are truly set on making a difference.
House of Hiranandani (HoH) invited the young and bright minds of Hiranandani Upscale School (HUS) to their project site in Chennai, to witness and learn about the contribution of engineers to societal development. The experience was not only inspirational, but educational too for the participating students.
The activities included a walk-through the project site inviting them to absorb the many aspects of engineering. This was followed by a seminar on topics related to architecture, town-planning, real estate, civil engineering among other things. This session of knowledge-sharing was a brilliant exchange of ideas and the students surprised the engineers with their curiosity and sharp minds.
Commenting on the special occasion Mr.Prashin Jhobalia, Vice President Marketing – Strategy, House of Hiranandani, said “At House of Hiranandani, our Engineers have set benchmarks in the industry by responsibly creating sustainable townships. Creating complex structures in a sustainable manner is an engineering challenge which they have attained successfully. In order to resonate our gratitude, we thought of sharing a glimpse of the work done by our engineers with few young kids. The educational on-field session gave us an opportunity to sensitize the kids on the need for sustainable constructions and create awareness on the techniques involved in creating massive townships. The informative session has not only satiated the curiosity among kids of creating construction marvels, but also has elevated their respect for engineers who ease our life through their engineering contributions.”
The campaign conveyed the importance of engineers in the development of society and how the future of engineering looks bright.
