Facilities
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE (V-SPARC)
Smart Lecture Rooms
Studio / Laboratories
Architectural Studio is a unique feature in Architectural studies and its memory will remain forever for every Architecture student undergoing B.Arch Program. As it is evident that a student gets a hands-on skill, working through the course, his expertise and skills are developed on the drawing board, where he does the work such as drawings or making models or doing his artworks. For all these different types of works, an Architecture Student has his own space within the classroom that is his own creative ‘Den’ which facilitates that growth from a novice into a graduate in Architecture. This space is more often collectively is called the Studio from the early 1900s, since the inception of Architecture studies and curriculum.
Art and Crafts Workshop
V-SPARC school of architecture is equipped with a spacious Art and Craft Workshop wherein students can explore their creative skills on art and sculpture. Hands on workshops are conducted here with experts from various creative domains. The Workshop also houses a 3D printer and laser cutting machines, which the students use to prepare scaled-down prototypes of their design projects
Climatology and Survey Lab
The lab is equipped with instruments useful for surveying such as Topcon GM105 Total Station and Climatology related instruments such as Rain gauge (Virtual HSN code:9015), Solar meter (TM207 Ternmars), Data logger (Easylog HTC), etc. Students and faculty are encouraged to make use of the facilities for academic as well as research purposes.
Digital Architecture Lab
Resource Center
A Resource centre has been established in V-SPARC school of architecture to inculcate Research culture among students and faculty. Research activities in the school are carried out under the Clusters of Architectural Science, Urban Design and Cities, Arts and Humanities, Technology/Engineering and Practice Research.
Construction Yard
Experiential learning is an integral aspect of Architectural education. The curriculum instils a great scope to learn various materials and construction techniques through hands-on activities. Students get to experiment and experience the nature of various construction materials such as mud, brick, concrete, bamboo, stone, etc. on the construction yard.
