Arpit Kabra Elected IIA Indore President

Arpit Kabra has been elected as the president of the Indian Institute of Architects (IIA) Indore Centre for the 2026-28 term. The election saw all office-bearers elected unopposed, with Kapil Jain taking the role of vice-president.

Gunjan Badjatya will serve as the honorary secretary, while Rahul Chanodiya will be the honorary treasurer. The executive committee members include Vikas Dwivedi, Raunak Khandelwal, Mayur Chouksey, and Angad Kasliwal.

The newly elected team aims to represent architects across Indore and expand the activities of the IIA Indore Centre. Their focus will be on organizing programmes for knowledge enhancement and professional development.

The committee plans to create platforms for senior and young architects to share their professional experiences and new ideas. This will include lectures, workshops, and seminars on architecture and related subjects, providing members with opportunities to learn about emerging trends, technologies, and practices.

Another key focus area for the team will be increasing the participation of young architects and architecture students in IIA activities. They plan to provide opportunities for these individuals to seek guidance from experienced professionals.

According to the office-bearers, the team will work towards making the centre more active, inclusive, and professionally enriching, while strengthening the architectural community.

The Indian Institute of Architects (IIA) is a national body that represents architects in India. The Indore Centre is one of its many chapters, working to promote the profession and provide a platform for architects to share knowledge and ideas.

The election of the new executive committee marks a significant milestone for the IIA Indore Centre, as it looks to enhance its activities and provide more opportunities for its members.

The team's focus on knowledge enhancement, professional development, and increasing participation from young architects is expected to have a positive impact on the architectural community in Indore.

As the new team takes office, they will be working to implement their plans and create a more vibrant and inclusive community for architects in Indore.

The architectural community in Indore is expected to benefit from the new team's efforts, with a focus on creating opportunities for professional growth and development.

In the coming years, the IIA Indore Centre is expected to play a more significant role in promoting the profession and providing a platform for architects to share knowledge and ideas.

The election of Arpit Kabra as president and the new executive committee marks a new chapter for the IIA Indore Centre, as it looks to strengthen its position and provide more opportunities for its members.