The International Association for Humane Habitat (IAHH) is pleased to announce the tenth International Conference on Humane Habitat (ICHH) 2008. It shall be hosted by Rizvi College of Architecture, Mumbai, India in association with The Council of Architecture, (COA); Brihan Mumbai Centre of the Indian Institute of Architects; Forum of Colleges of Architecture, Mumbai Region; Maharashtra Association of Schools of Architecture (MASA); Indian Association of Schools of Architecture; and the Commonwealth Association of Architects (CAA). ICHH 2008 shall be held from 25 - 27 January 2008 in Mumbai, India.

Theme
Sustainable Humane Habitats: Architectural Education, Research and Practice

Sub-themes
• Case studies and contextual analysis of existing architectural, urban design and planning graduate / post graduate and doctoral programmes in respective national and regional context.
• Critical studies in architectural and planning theories, sustainable and humane architectural studios and studies. Innovative and appropriate construction technologies for sustainable architecture and development.
• Related studies programmes and research in humanities, including human, social and sustainable development.
• Research in architecture, urban design and planning studies, Training programmes for faculty improvement, professional development.
• Proposals for new and innovative programmes in sustainable and humane architecture, habitat studies and related disciplines.

Speakers
1. Prof. Peter G. Rowe, Harvard Univ, USA
2. Prof. Jamal Al Qawasmi, Jordon / Saudi Arabia
3. Ali Chengizkan, Turkey
4. Dr. Naima Chabbi-Chemrouk, Algeria
5. Prof. Ashraf Salama, Qatar / Egypt
6. Ar. Saodat Rustamovna Mukimova, Tajikistan
7. Dr. Wael Samhouri, Syria
8. Ar. Budi Sukadi, Indonesia
9. Ar. Shiraz Allibhai, Switzerland
10. Prof . Peter Schreibmayer, Graz, Austria
11. Prof. Volker Giencke, Innsbruck, Austria
12. Dr. Donatella Mazzoleni, Italy
13. Prof. Christopher Benninger, USA / India
14. Prof. Frank Lyons, Plymouth, UK
15. Prof. Rodney Harber, South Africa
16. Ar. Ludovic Jonard, Paris, France
17. Ar. Gunter Nest, Berlin, Germany
18. Dr. Parvin Ghaemaghami, Tehran, Iran
19. Prof. Khaleda Rashid, Dhaka, Bangladesh
20. Prof. Faud Mallick, Bangladesh
21. Ar. Akeel Bilgrami, Karachi
22. Ar. Shahab Gani Khan, Karachi
23. Ar. Silwat Afzal, Karachi
24. Ar. Ayesha Noorani, Lahore
25. Ar. Hammad Husain, Islamabad, Pakistan
26. Prof. Neelkanth Chhaya, Ahmedabad
27. Ar. Ashish Ganju, New Delhi; Dr. S. M. Akhtar, New Delhi
28. Ar. Anna Rubbo, Sydney, Australia
29. Prof. Akhtar Chauhan, Mumbai
30. Ar. Anil Nagrath, Mumbai, India