The short-term Vaastu shastra course is focused on the holistic training of the candidate incorporating the study of the traditional Indian system of architectures. It is formulated for an aspiring designer who wishes to understand how our energy levels can impact spaces and vice versa. This traditional system of architecture which was originally practiced in India has recently gained relevance to modern architecture globally.
Duration : 3 Months
Eligibility : 10+2 From Any Recognized Board
You can find this course at the campuses mentioned below. Choose your desired course and campus on the JD Application form.
Upon the completion of the course, students will be able to work on various projects such as residences, offices, banks, industries, hospitals factories.
The way of modern life can be easily compared to a constant wheel of monotonous activities, hardly permitting us any respite to enjoy the marvels of life. Drawing inspiration from Pema Chodron’s pause practice, along with sound therapy and aromatherapy which are used for chakra balancing, came up with a concept of P.A.L-Stressed? Tired? Burned out? Take A pause and listen
The décor is inspired by the Moroccan Style keeping in my mind the cuisine served here, which is Turkish, Mediterannean, and Middle-Eastern. The restaurant delivers a regal dining experience, resplendent with arches, domes, and chandeliers. Turkish décor combined with contemporary touches including dark wood paneling, marble flooring, ceramic tiles, and symmetrical design elements can be found in the restaurant. The colors are vibrant enough to catch the diner’s attention and lift their spirits, but with less of a feeling of whimsy.
JD's selection process is as unique as its curriculum. It sets the right expectations about the institute as the interview process was both challenging and fun at the same time.
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I got the perfect faculty who were always present to guide me for anything and everything, be it academics or any personal issues. They stood by me like my pillar of strength. I was extremely lucky to have helpful classmates who always helped me.
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I’m doing what I always dreamt of and looking forward to my journey of becoming a professional interior designer because the best is yet to come. Follow your heart, it never disappoints.
UG - Interior Design
Our young and aspiring alumni have already started creating waves in the design industry. With a far sighted vision and a humble yet persistent approach they have established themselves as leaders and important key players in renowned companies as well as setting up their own brands.
Sejal Aggarwal, an esteemed alum of JD Institute of Fashion Technology's Vastu Home Design Diploma Course, has emerged as the visionary Founder and Head Interior Designer at Kohinoor Designs, showcasing her remarkable expertise in the field of interior design.
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