BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE

•FIRST YEAR

–Understanding of Principles of Design in abstract

–Architectural Perception to develop series of compositions

– Ability to translate abstract principles of design into Architectural Solutions for simple problems

•SECOND YEAR

–Develop skills of analysis & evolve creative ideas

–Simple Architectural problems and their interdependency

–Space requirements for elderly & physically challenged

–3-dimensional volumetric study of 2-dimensional form

– Study of basic materials

•THIRD YEAR

–Understanding relationship between plan, shape, forms

–Vertical & Horizontal circulation

–Site context – Topography, Physical Limitations

–Insight to use of modular shapes

•FOURTH YEAR

–To establish correspondence between ideas & constraints

– Understanding relationship between form, function & material

–  To address issues of services & structure

–Study of development controls, urban infrastructure, socio economic, environmental & technological factors

•FIFTH YEAR

–Selection of Topic involving study, analysis & design

–Stages of Design process shall be development of brief, site selection, analysis, literature review, case studies, concept and detailed design

–Correlate & synthesize the abilities developed in parallel streams of technology & humanities

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MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE (HABITAT DESIGN)

•I SEMESTER

– Human Habitat : Studies And Design Thought

–Planning Theory and Techniques

–Advanced Theory of Design: Architecture and Human Settlements, Theory of Urbanism

–Society, Economics and the Human Habitat

– Transportation and Networks: Spatial Structure of Habitat Systems

– Habitat Design Studio I (Small Community Level Study of Existing Habitat)

•II SEMESTER

–Land Use Structure and Urban Morphology

–Ecology and Sustainable Habitat Systems

–Housing & Community - I : Alternatives for Stressed Communities

–Infrastructure Planning and Management

–Habitat Design Studio III: Urban Design

– Elective

• Urban Economics

• Real Estate Development and Finance

• Heritage Habitats: Conservation and Renewal

•III SEMESTER

–Urban Development and Environmental Laws

–Housing and Community - II : Policy, Finance and Real Estate

– Project Planning, Analysis & Appraisal / Evaluation

–Landscape Design and Site Planning

– Habitat Design Studio III: Urban Design

–Elective

•Virtual Imaging Techniques

• Humane Habitat and Revitalizing Core Areas

•Future of Habitat: Critical issues

•IV SEMESTER

–Research Dissertation

–Seminar on Selected topics related to Dissertation, Research Methodology

– Thesis