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NASA | Trophies

Group A

The Louis I. Kahn Trophy (commonly referred to as LIK Trophy) was established in 1981 by the Vastu-Shilpa Foundation, Sri B V Doshi and family.UNESCO New Delhi office has been providing technical advice in the organization of the LIK Trophy since 2007. This collaboration between UNESCO and NASA has been fostered to improve the quality of architectural education in the context of the historic environment, and the legacy of knowledge, skills and training required to better protect and conserve this heritage. Through joint activities, the parties wish to increase the awareness of India rich, diverse and unprotected historic environments
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This trophy is a collaborative initiative of NASA India and HUDCO.The trophy is sponsored by the Housing and Urban Development Corporation Limited(HUDCO).This trophy aims at designing for the informal sector and give design alternatives for the issues pertaining to the solutions to Sustainable Urban Development.Instead of limiting the options to in-house expertise, HUDCO thought of an innovative way to involve young and enthusiastic professionals. Since 1993, HUDCO is hosting design competition through National Association of Students of Architecture (NASA) every year.
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This trophy involves documentation, analysis and redesign with an integrated approach to the design process. It aims to understand and appreciate the existing built form of a building and redesign on that basis satisfying given theme.
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The Annual NASA Design Competition(ANDC) is NASA India's own design competition, which touches upon issues ranging from current trends to theoretical approach of architectural design Annual NASA Design Competition is the qualifying trophy for the Annual NASA Convention of the respective year.
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This is a collaborative initiative of NASA INDIA and GRIHA started in the year 2013 (56th year of NASA) to expose students to the Green and Sustainable Architecture. The shortlisted entries get to present the work at the Annual Summit of GRIHA. The winners get to go for the case studies of green rated buildings across the country with the GRIHA members.
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