Center for Architectural Sciences + Ecologies

The B.Arch program deals with the art and science of designing and constructing buildings, allowing students to become licensed and professional architects. The program emphasizes design thinking that is analytical and creative.

This program addresses crucial issues confronting built heritage resources in a comprehensive manner, focusing on historic buildings, areas, and cultural landscapes. It equips students with skills to expand architectural practices to conservation and design in historic areas.

This program aims to impart proficiency in landscape assessment and design techniques by employing ecological principles while considering socio-economic and cultural aspects. Landscape architects improve the quality of built and natural environments through planning and design.

This program imparts knowledge and skills for design and intervention in the built urban environment at varying scales. Students are exposed to theories and experiments in urban design within historical, social, and political contexts.

This program supports research and scholarship across topics arising from the theory and practice of architecture and the built environment. Admissions are processed twice a year.