Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch)

Central to architecture training, repeated each year at increasing complexity.

• Architectural Design / Studio (multiple levels): Design projects and critiques.
• Design Portfolio: Curation of design work for professional presentation.
• Integrated Design Projects: Comprehensive projects combining structural, environmental, and aesthetic elements.

• Theory of Architecture: Fundamental concepts and philosophies of architectural space.
• History of Architecture (I, II, III): Chronological study of architectural styles and movements.
• Architectural Theory and Criticism: Critical analysis of contemporary and historical works.

• Building Technology and Services: HVAC, lighting, and acoustics.
• Building Structures I–IV: Statics, strength of materials, and structural systems.
• Working Drawings & Details: Technical documentation and construction detailing.
• Materials and Construction Methods: Properties and applications of building materials.

• Computer-Aided Design (CAD): 2D and 3D digital drafting tools.
• Descriptive Geometry and Modeling: Spatial visualization and geometric representation.
• Workshop Practice / Model Making: Hands-on fabrication and physical prototyping.

• Environmental Building Science: Sustainable design principles and climate responsiveness.
• Landscape Design: Integration of built forms with natural environments.
• Urban and Regional Planning: Broad-scale planning and urban design strategies.

• Building Economics and Project Management: Cost estimation and project delivery.
• Business Law for Architects: Legal frameworks and contracts.
• Professional Architectural Practice & Ethics: Codes of conduct and professional responsibility.

• Mathematics for Architects: Applied mathematics for structural and geometric analysis.
• Communication Skills: Technical writing and verbal presentation.

• Final Design Project / Studio: A comprehensive thesis project demonstrating mastery.
• Industrial Training / Internship: Practical work experience in an architectural firm.