Event: E-10 (Model Mastery)
Grade: XI – XII
Participants: 1 (ONE) or 2 (TWO)
Format: Online
Online (Final) Round:
Task:
Participants must create a 3-D model of a historical landmark located in India using 3D modelling software such as Blender. The model should accurately represent the architectural details and cultural significance of the site. Participants can choose from a list of suggested landmarks or select another notable historical site in India. The presentation should cover the following aspects:
Landmark Selection: Introduce the chosen landmark, providing a brief overview of its history and cultural relevance.
Architectural Details: Highlight key architectural features and materials used in the construction of the landmark, focusing on style (e.g., Mughal, Indo-Saracenic, Dravidian) and unique design elements.
Cultural Significance: Discuss the importance of the landmark in Indian history and culture, including any relevant legends, events, or notable figures associated with it.
Modelling Process: Provide a brief explanation of the modelling techniques used in Blender, including tools and methods employed during the construction of the 3-D model.
Participants are encouraged to be creative in their design and presentation, using various features of the software to enhance their model.
Suggested Historical Landmarks: Participants may choose any other landmark as well, which is not given in this list.
Taj Mahal (Agra)
Qutub Minar (Delhi)
Hampi (Karnataka)
Jaipur City Palace (Rajasthan)
Gateway of India (Mumbai)
Ajanta and Ellora Caves (Maharashtra)
Konark Sun Temple (Odisha)
Red Fort (Delhi)
Mysore Palace (Karnataka)
Submission Requirements:
A 3-D model file of the chosen historical landmark created using Blender or similar software.
A video presentation (up to 3 minutes) explaining the landmark's historical and cultural significance, architectural features, and the modelling process.