A particular profession is generally confined to a constrained setting which signifies more than just the precise place where the profession dwells. The term NICHE embraces the experts' entire approach to the line of work- their profession. Earth is our niche and the conference theme endeavors to deal with both external (planning & architecture) and internal (architecture, interior and design) aspects affecting our planet through exchange of ideas and interaction at various levels. At present, we are confronted with environmental, socio - economic issues that will define our generation, outline our future, and test our resilience as neighborhoods, cities and cross national boundaries. In these arduous and demanding fiscal times when communities are ubiquitously struggling for economic survival, this opportune conference takes centre stage as part of a group of architectural events and proceedings. Commencing from present year, NICHE 2014 comprises of series of events with a strong global inclination devoted to pioneering technologies and expertise: from conservation to green initiatives, from urbanism to design, from habitat challenges to research. The NICHE 2014 conference's principle aim is to examine and observe how we can shift towards welfare and equity within habitable environment. To achieve this aim the conference will concentrate on various primary themes that all correlate closely to the focal notion of the conference. To join us in Lovely Professional University for this conference which would show considerable characteristics of the event for different disciplines. The conference will draw a National and International academicians, professionals, developers, environmentalists, students and policy makers for Habitable Environment.

• Editors: Surinder Bahga, Atul Singla
• Paperback: 632 pages
• Publisher: Self Published (October 11) (2014)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1634154703
• ISBN-13: 978-1634154703
• Product Dimensions: 21.6 x 27.9 x 3.6 cm

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