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Deconstruction: The Key to Unlocking Circular Universe in Civil Engineering
SECON’25 explored the emerging paradigm of Civil Engineering’s Circular Universe, where materials and structures moved through a closed-loop lifecycle. The conference emphasized "deconstruction": the careful dismantling of buildings to recover reusable materials—as a sustainable alternative to demolition. By preserving resources and minimizing waste, this approach redefined the afterlife of structures and supported resilient, low-carbon construction practices for the future.
Digital Twins in Construction Industry
SECON'24 delved into the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the construction industry. The focus was on how AI-driven innovations, such as digital twins, are revolutionizing project planning by enabling scenario testing and cost optimization before construction begins. The conference highlighted AI's impact on expediting 3D modeling for architects and engineers, enhancing design efficiency and accuracy.
Quality and Sustainability in Construction Industry
SECON'23 highlighted the vital connection between quality and sustainability in project management. The discussions focused on leveraging advanced tools to achieve project goals efficiently while minimizing waste and optimizing resources. The conference also explored how engineers are now equipped to design facilities with a lifecycle approach, integrating sustainability at every stage.
Green Technology and Infrastructure Developments
SECON'22 focused on the transformative potential of green technology in balancing infrastructure development with environmental preservation. Recognizing the role of engineers in enhancing society while safeguarding nature for future generations, the conference emphasized the importance of green engineering practices. Discussions highlighted advancements in GIS and artificial intelligence, showcasing their ability to address complex challenges in civil engineering.
Computational Techniques in Civil Engineering and Infrastructure Management
SECON'21 showcased the transformative impact of computational techniques on civil engineering, revolutionizing how engineers visualize, model, and solve complex problems. The theme explored advancements in data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence, which have created new opportunities to address both classical and modern engineering challenges.
Innovative Practices in Construction, Rehabilitation and Demolition of Structures
SECON 2020 focused on the critical role of sustainability in construction, emphasizing the need for Civil Engineers to address challenges with agility and expertise. The theme highlighted the importance of integrating structural design and construction management knowledge to achieve professional excellence while promoting harmony with nature.
Sustainable Construction & Design for the future
SECON'19 addressed the growing demand for Civil Engineers adept in both structural engineering and construction management to tackle the complexities of modern construction projects. The theme emphasized the importance of combining advanced structural engineering expertise with a strategic understanding of construction management to achieve professional excellence.
Prefabricated Structures and Non-Destructive Testing
SECON'18 focused on equipping Civil Engineers with the specialized skills needed to excel in both structural engineering and construction management, addressing the challenges of complex modern projects. The theme highlighted the importance of combining advanced technical knowledge with strategic insights for professional growth and excellence.
Structural Engineering and Construction Management
SECON'17 marked the inception of the conference series, with its name deriving directly from its theme—Structural Engineering and Construction Management. This inaugural edition emphasized the industry's growing need for Civil Engineers skilled in both structural engineering and construction management to expertly manage complex construction projects. The conference highlighted the importance of combining advanced technical expertise with strategic insights in construction management to achieve professional excellence.
National Conference on Alternate Building Materials and Construction Practices (NABCP'15)
The National Conference on Alternate Building Materials and Construction Practices, NABCP’15 was held on 18th September, 2015. There were 38 delegates from different colleges and the proceedings carried 19 research papers. The conference was inaugurated by Mr. Shreeganesh V. Nair, GRIHA Trainer and Evaluator, GTCS and there were 3 key note speakers. This was the first ever National Conference organised by the department. Dr. Anoop C K was the convenor and Ms. Rinu J Achison was the Co-convenor. The conference was supported by ICI, FISAT Management and also PTA. The proceedings were published with an ISBN Number.
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