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ANNUAL TROPHIES

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PRIZE MONEY - 1,00,000 INR

The 69th Year Industrial Design Trophy (IDT), themed “Civic Sense – The Design of Coexistence,” invites students to explore how design can foster civic responsibility, collective well-being, and harmonious coexistence. Participants are encouraged to question existing behaviours and systems, identify civic challenges, and develop innovative design solutions that promote a more inclusive, responsible, and sustainable society.
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PRIZE MONEY - 1,00,000 INR

The Mohammad Shaheer Landscape Trophy is a collaborative initiative by the National Association of Students of Architecture (NASA) India and ISOLA. The 2026–2027 edition, themed “Land. Lore. Landscape.”, invites students to explore landscapes as repositories of cultural memory, traditional knowledge, and collective identity. Participants are encouraged to document and interpret place-specific practices, uncover the ecological, social, and historical layers that shape them, and examine the evolving relationship between people and the land. Through critical inquiry and thoughtful spatial exploration, the competition seeks to understand how these living traditions can inform contemporary landscape architecture and inspire more sensitive, context-responsive approaches to shaping the landscapes of the future.
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PRIZE MONEY - 1,50,000 INR

The aim of the Writing Architecture Trophy Competition is to inculcate the intrinsic observation capabilities of students to be aware of the real World around them, and make propositions and express their thoughts in the form of written matter in line with a particular theme. Entries may be in the form of articles, write ups, essays, abstracts for thesis, dissertation, research documentation which have been published or may be unpublished.
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PRIZE MONEY - 1,00,000 INR

The trophy is a joint venture between the National Association of Students of Architecture, India and the CP Kukreja Foundation. More relevant, regimented and intriguing briefs catering to students across all the semesters.
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PRIZE MONEY - 1,00,000 INR

In collaboration with the School of Architecture, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, United States of America, this trophy strives to highlight the significance of adaptive reuse by actively revitalizing and transforming existing structures into functional assets that align with contemporary needs.
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