As part of Summer School 2026, Second-Year Architecture students undertook an academic study tour across Delhi, Agra, and Bhopal, exploring India’s iconic heritage monuments and architectural marvels while gaining firsthand insights into history, design, and conservation.
The programme featured an academic collaboration with Sushant University, Gurugram, where students attended a session on Montessori school design, and a visit to the DFI Office, Delhi, where they interacted with practicing architects and learned about contemporary architectural practice.
As part of Summer School 2026, Third Year Architecture students embarked on an immersive study tour across Kolkata, Bhubaneswar, Konark, Puri, and Cuttack, exploring the rich architectural and cultural heritage of East India through iconic monuments, historic precincts, temples, and urban landscapes.
A key highlight of the programme was the academic collaboration with Piloo Mody College of Architecture, where students participated in a faculty-led session on “CO-Working Spaces” and engaged in meaningful academic interactions with faculty members.
As part of Summer School 2026, Fourth-Year Architecture students undertook an academic study tour to Ahmedabad, exploring the city’s remarkable blend of historic heritage and contemporary architectural excellence.
Students visited iconic heritage precincts, stepwells, temples, and traditional pol houses alongside celebrated works by master architects, gaining valuable insights into urban fabric, climate-responsive design, materiality, and architectural innovation.
During the Winter School 2026, students embarked on an immersive study tour to Kerala, experiencing the region’s vibrant blend of art, heritage, and architecture.
The programme featured visits to the Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2026, the historic streets of Jew Town and Fort Kochi, and a scenic backwater cruise, offering students a unique perspective on Kerala’s cultural landscape, colonial heritage, and waterfront urbanism.
A key highlight of the tour was the academic collaboration with ASADI College, Kochi, where students participated in an interactive learning session and engaged with faculty and peers, enriching their understanding through academic exchange.
As part of Summer School 2025, students participated in an immersive academic visit to Mumbai, combining architectural learning with cultural exploration. The program included daily morning elective sessions at KRVIA, where students gained exposure to diverse areas of architecture.
The itinerary featured visits to iconic landmarks such as the Elephanta Caves, Marine Drive, and Chowpatty, alongside academic and industry engagements at Sir J.J. College of Architecture, Folds Design Studio, IKEA, Jio World Plaza, and the Suncity Housing Complex. Through campus interactions, design studio visits, retail case studies, and explorations of sustainable design and urban spaces, students gained valuable insights into architecture, design, and the built environment, making the Mumbai study visit a memorable and enriching learning experience.
As part of Summer School 2025, students participated in an enriching study visit to Hyderabad, with a primary focus on the Vertical Studio at SVCA, where they engaged in collaborative design learning and explored innovative architectural approaches. The academic experience was complemented by visits to prominent landmarks and cultural destinations, including Golconda Fort, Charminar, Hussain Sagar Lake, Ramoji Film City, and IKEA.
The program offered students a balanced exposure to architectural education, heritage conservation, urban development, and contemporary design practices, providing valuable learning experiences while showcasing Hyderabad’s rich cultural and architectural diversity.
