National Association of Students of Architecture

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Not to be confused with NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration)

National Association of Students of Architecture
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Established 13 September 1957
Type Student Association
Website Official website - National Association of Students of Architecture, India

National Association of Students of Architecture, briefly designated as NASA India, is a student association, one of its kind for the undergraduate students of Architecture in India. It was established in 1957 (13 September 1957) with seven colleges, namely:

with a common aim and objective to provide the students a platform for interaction, a platform where students from varied cultural backgrounds would learn and share their knowledge. NASA India now includes students of over 240 colleges from across the country, divided geographically into six zones. NASA India is a non profit and non political association registered under the Society's Act 1860 vide no. 24786 as applicable to the National Capital Territory of New Delhi, India. NASA India has its headquarters currently located at the Department of Architecture, School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi.

To achieve its aims and objectives, NASA India hosts various events like,

  • The Annual NASA Design Competition (ANDC)
  • Seminars, Panel Discussions, Workshops
  • Zonal NASA Conventions
  • Laurie Baker Centre Workshops
  • The Annual NASA Convention

Executive Council: NASA India

  • President: Shashank Rao,
  • Secretary: Sumairha Mumtaz,
  • Vice President: Srivardhan Rajalingam,
  • Public Relations: Tahir Noronha,
  • Treasurer: Ankit Kumar,
  • Advisor: Sabareesh Suresh

Annual NASA Conventions

Platform for the students from across the country and the SAARC nations to brush up the skills at various levels. With over 5000-6000 Delegates over all. 250 Architects from across the globe.

Hosts for previous Annual NASA Conventions

  • 1st Annual NASA Convention 1957 - Sir J.J. College of Architecture, Mumbai
  • 4th Annual NASA Convention 1961 - Bengal Engineering College Shibpur, Kolkata
  • 19th Annual NASA Convention 1976 - VRCE, Nagpur
  • 38th Annual NASA Convention Dec 1995 - VRCE, Nagpur
  • 39th Annual NASA Convention Dec 1996 - School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi
  • 40th Annual NASA Convention Dec 1997 - Rizvi College of Architecture, Mumbai
  • 41st Annual NASA Convention Dec 1998 - School of Architecture and Planning, Chennai
  • 42nd Annual NASA Convention Dec 1999 - Bangalore
  • 43rd Annual NASA Convention March 2001 - Guru Nanak Dev. University, Amritsar
  • 44th Annual NASA Convention Dec 2001 - Mumbai
  • 45th Annual NASA Convention Dec 2002 - Sathyabama University, Chennai
  • 46th Annual NASA Convention Dec 2003 - CSIIT, Hyderabad
  • 47th Annual NASA Convention Dec 2004 - MITS, Gwalior
  • 48th Annual NASA Convention Dec 2005 - Academy of Architecture, Mumbai
  • 49th Annual NASA Convention Jan 2007 - MIT, Manipal
  • 50th Annual NASA Convention Dec 2007 - Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology, Bhopal
  • 51st Annual NASA Convention Feb 2009 - Balewadi Sports Complex, Pune
  • 52nd Annual NASA Convention Dec 2009 - SRM University, Katankulathur
  • 53rd Annual NASA Convention Jan 2011 - BVB CET, Hubli
  • 54th Annual NASA Convention Jan 2012 - Gujarat Convention Center, Ahmadabad
  • 55th Annual NASA Convention Jan 2013 - Gateway College of Architecture and Design, Sonepat
  • 56th Annual NASA Convention Jan 2014 - Vaishnavi School of Architecture and Planning, Hyderabad
  • 57th Annual NASA Convention Jan 2015 - Marg Institute of Design and Architecture Swarnabhoomi, Kancheepuram, Chennai
  • 58th Annual NASA Convention Feb 2016 - G.C.P.I.A, Surat

Collaborations

NASA is associated with many institutions across the world,

Results of Annual NASA Convention

NASA hosts the Annual NASA Convention every year. The college with overall best performance is awarded the Le Courbusier Trophy. The results of past conventions are:

  • 2011–12: L.S.Raheja School of Architecture, Mumbai
  • 2012–13: L. S. Raheja School of Architecture, Mumbai
  • 2013–14: NIT Raipur
  • 2014-15: MANIT, Bhopal
  • 2015-16: College of Engineering Trivandrum

References