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In 2016, ITPO organised an International Architectural Design Competition, calling upon Indian architects and international firms to reimagine Pragati Maidan and construct a state-of-the-art conference and exhibition center, representing India鈥檚 21st-century aspirations. ARCOP (Delhi) and Aedas (Singapore), led by architects Sanjay Singh and Sim贸n N煤帽ez de Arenas Fraile, triumphed in this competition, with construction helmed by Shapoorji Pallonji E&C. A defining moment Formerly the Design Leader at Aedas Singapore, Simon played a pivotal role in shaping the master plan for Bharat Mandapam, encompassing the design of exhibition halls, pergolas, amphitheaters, landscapes, and the congress center. During his three-month tenure, he initiated the project鈥檚 core ideas and competition concepts, collaborating closely with Arcop for local insights. Subsequently, Sanjay Singh took the lead in overseeing day-to-day project details, with Arcop handling comprehensive interior design. During the concept design stage, a pivotal development emerged 鈥� the venue was chosen to host the G20 Summit. Sanjay Singh, Director, Arcop, recalls, 鈥淎s designers, we were elated, but also realised that expectations were about to soar exponentially. The timeline remained unaltered, presenting us with a formidable challenge. We embarked on a visit to the G20 Summit venue in Hangzhou, seeking insights into the intricate requirements and their successful implementation.鈥� India鈥檚 inaugural G20 hosting prompted the need for a profound understanding of diverse aspects: the event鈥檚 precise itinerary, the protocols governing world leaders, security prerequisites, and logistical patterns. Singh adds, 鈥淲e were also steadfast in implementing a system of checks and balances to safeguard project quality and development.鈥� To read the full story, CLICK HERE.