56th Annual NASA Convention at HITEX, Hyderabad

Venue: HYDERABAD INTERNATIONAL TRADE EXPOSITIONS Ltd (HITEX), Hyderabad
Date: 26th January, 2014 to 29th January, 2014.

The National Association of Students of Architecture, commonly referred to as NASA, is one of the largest communities of architectural students in Asia. 208 colleges of the architectural community are members of this organization. NASA provides an interactive platform for students all over the country by holding conventions both at the national and zonal levels. Colleges all over India compete for the prestigious trophies which cover various aspects of architecture. We strive to provide assistance to the society through the ideas that develop during the convention. The ideas that materialize during this conglomeration are also used to provide technical assistance to the economically backward sections. The conventions also witness participation from various colleges in countries under SAARC. Architects across the SAARC nations have an opportunity to interact with each other and come up with productive solutions.

56th Annual NASA Convention

With the end of 55th year, NASA INDIA has rebuilt its foundation and left a mark of tremendous excellence. Keeping it steady, we have now moved on to the 56 NASA, wherein our prime duty is to sustain its originality and uproot the odds remained. We aim at gradual growth of the association and with the advent of the 56th year we should nurture it accordingly to carry NASA towards greater heights.

Contextuality - Time, Space & People
The Annual NASA Convention: the epitome of all that NASA stands for - competition, learning and interaction. At this culmination of NASA's yearlong endeavors, students from across the nation and now, the world, come together to celebrate architecture in its truest form. The vision of the annual convention is to be a premier, year-round, destination for architectural evolution.

CONTEXTUALITY is thus the study of consciousness which is deeply connected to what we feel in and around. It depicts base — recovery with time—change considering the present need — yet Original!