Batch 2024-2029 

  1. Studies of Form as Object, Meaning and History

  2. Studies of Form, Space and Experience

  3. Studies of Form as Pattern, Geometry and Material

  4. Computational and Digital Methods to produce form and space

  5. Environment and Architecture

  6. Architecture as Building Systems

  7. Type in a Cluster (Behaviour, Meaning and Experience)

  8. Genealogy of Institutions

  9. Community Dynamics and Infrastructural Forms

  10. Building Making and Management

  11. Mass Inhabitation

  12. Thesis

  13. Dissertation



Culture Studies Courses

Settlement Studies


Sensoriums

We experience our surroundings through the skin; where every touch, sound, and breeze feels immediate. The air carries changing scents and textures, while wind, humidity, and temperature influence how we move and rest. The roughness of the ground, the coolness of shade, the warmth of sunlight, and shifting sounds shape how we occupy space. These sensations guide our daily gestures and rhythms, connecting us to these forces around us. The experience at the skin is more than physical; it shapes our awareness, everyday, grounding our being in continuous interaction with the environment.

These projects dwell in to how conditions like sharp glare, heavy humidity, shifting winds, and changing seasons at Uttan; adjust movement, rhythm, and comfort in response to the environment’s constant transformations


Ansh Kanadia Manjiri Gaigole

Vedika Agrawal Aryaa Nayak