During the middle of my B.Tech program, I had the opportunity to actively participate in a project that involved a site visit focused on foundation work. This experience allowed me to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. At the site, I observed and engaged in various stages of foundation construction, including soil excavation, leveling, setting out, reinforcement placement, shuttering, and concreting. I gained hands-on exposure to how drawings and designs are implemented in the field and understood the importance of accuracy in measurements, quality control of materials, and adherence to safety standards.

During my B.Tech program, I had the opportunity to work on a project involving the design and visualization of a residential building using 3D modeling software. This project helped me bridge the gap between classroom concepts of structural design and their practical application in modern architectural planning. Through this exercise, I learned how to create detailed 3D models, including walls, windows, doors, balconies, and roofing systems. I gained exposure to how architectural drawings are converted into digital models, which provide clarity for both engineers and clients. This process highlighted the importance of precision in dimensions, selection of materials, and design aesthetics, as well as how these digital models assist in minimizing errors before execution on-site. Overall, this experience enhanced my technical understanding of building design, improved my visualization skills, and gave me practical insight into how digital tools support the real-world construction process.