Bachelor of Architecture (BArch)

Five-year, full-time programme

 

The programme nurtures reflective and critical attitudes to generate aware and responsible practitioners who shape meaningful relationships between people and their environment. The emphasis is to create solutionaries who would enhance the quality of life and instil respect for diversity, equity, and ethical behaviour to ground the practices in human values while addressing issues of society through responsible architecture. The school seeks to develop new ways of thinking in an increasingly complex and competitive field.

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For individuals...

who see possibilities where others cannot. Individuals who approach problems from multiple angles, taking a special interest in interpreting space and understanding the significance of habitation, society and culture.

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Looking for...

a programme that repositions/re-envisions architectural education. A programme that stimulates creativity and provides an opportunity to work with the latest technologies to address the challenges of sustainable living.

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To become...

  • A responsible architect
  • An urban placemaker
  • A critical thinker
  • A collaborative practitioner

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About the Programme

  • Foundation Courses
  • Core Courses

Foundation Courses

All the undergraduate students at Anant National University undergo a common foundation programme which provides them with a basic understanding of architecture and design fields. As a part of the foundation year, students engage with a set of common courses taught by artists, designers, theorists and performance artists who represent various fields of expertise.

Foundation programme courses are introductory in nature and prepare the students for advanced courses offered during the upcoming years. The programme enables students with practical skills and introduces them to a broad and yet detailed interdisciplinary approach towards a critical analysis of cultural, socio-economic, political factors etc. and their effect on the practice of art and design. The programme acquaints the students with the following courses:

  • Design, Text and Communication
  • Sustainability
  • World of Art
  • Visualisation and Representation
  • Technical Drawings
  • Elements of Design
  • World of Art and Design
  • Materials: Properties and Processes
  • Visualisation and Representation
  • Exploring Design Principles
  • Technical Drawings
  • World and India

Note: The courses in the foundation year are subject to periodic revisions and are as per the approval of the board of studies of each programme.

Core Courses

 

Design Studio: Simulation of real-life projects

  • Studio for Individuals/Family
  • Studio for Communities
  • Studio for the World
  • Choice Based Senior Studios- Looks at Language, Structure, Urbanity and Housing

 

Skill Development: Communicate ideas and concepts

  • Visualisation and Representation
  • Technical Drawing
  • Written and Critical
  • Emerging Technologies

 

Technology: How the building is made and how the building works

  • Building Construction
  • Building Environmental Technology
  • Building Services


History/Theory:
Understanding Time, Place, Context

  • History of Architecture
  • Urban Settlements
  • Architectural Theory
  • Choice based seminars on Language, Structure, Urbanity, Conservation and Housing

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    • About CBCS
    • Credits Required

    The Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) is a student-centric methodology that gives students the freedom to choose courses across disciplines. Students can opt for additional courses and complete more than the minimum required credit score in any semester. All courses are allotted credits based on the number of instruction and practice hours. In order to earn credits, students must obtain a passing grade in that course and maintain a minimum of 80% attendance. Credits are defined based on different parameters, such as student workload, learning outcomes and contact hours.

     

    The advanced design studios taught in the fourth and fifth year are also choice-based, allowing the students to choose micro-specialisations within the architectural domain. This results in 44% credits being offered to students in this system.

    Total Credit requirement for the completion of the BArch degree: 200 Credits



    • Core Courses
    • 176 Credits
    • Elective Courses
    • 14 Credits
    • Related Study Programmes
      (offered in Summer semester)
    • 10 Credits

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