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


Winds

The projects focused on exploring how strong winds moved freely across open lands and terraces but softened within tree-covered areas and settlements. They observe how the wind deformed objects on site and moved through varying degrees of porosity created by the built forms. The different terrace levels further shaped how the space was experienced — shifting from open, windy areas to calm, protected zones. These observations helped  understand the interaction between wind, terrain, and built form. The projects then transformed these sensory experiences into spatial ideas, exploring how design can collect, guide, intensify or soften the movement of wind.


Aman Nandu Shaurya Malik
Juhi Iyenger Asmit Ukil