Minister P.C. Vishnunadh promises to address architect community’s concerns
Tourism Minister P.C. Vishnunadh has pledged to address the concerns of the architect community in Kerala, including the demand for standardized project fees. The announcement was made during the installation ceremony of the Indian Institute of Architects, Kerala Chapter.
Why it matters
Government engagement with professional bodies is essential for regulating industry standards and integrating local cultural aesthetics into tourism infrastructure.
The State government will address concerns raised by the architect community in Keralam, including the demand to fix a minimum fee for projects, said Tourism and Cultural Affairs Minister P.C. Vishnunadh.
The Minister was speaking at the installation ceremony of the office-bearers of the Indian Institute of Architects (IIA), Kerala Chapter 2026-28, here on Sunday (September 20, 2026).
Mr. Vishnunadh said construction activities in the tourism sector should reflect the culture, history, and lifestyle of the respective regions. He added such projects should be implemented through collective discussions.
The incoming chairperson for IIA Kerala Chapter Monolita Chatterjee urged the Minister to use the potential of the architectural community for the benefit of the State.
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