The Department of Architecture provides a computer laboratory infrastructure to support students’ academic and design-based learning processes. The computer laboratories are equipped with industry-standard software and hardware to support courses such as architectural design, computer-aided design, visualization, and digital modeling.
Within these laboratories, students develop their skills in architectural representation, digital drawing, 2D and 3D modeling, visualization, and presentation techniques. The facilities also support project-based learning activities and individual design development processes.
In addition to computer laboratories, architectural design studios and workshop environments within the department serve as the primary spaces for design education. These spaces enable students to engage in design thinking, model production, and iterative project development under academic supervision.
The laboratory and studio infrastructure is designed to support students’ technical competencies, enhance their design abilities, and prepare them for professional architectural practice.
Last updated: 26 October 2026