Department of Architecture Engineering

About the Department

The Architecture Engineering Department is dedicated to the integration of technical expertise and creativity in the design and construction of sustainable, functional, and aesthetically pleasing built environments. This program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of advanced construction technologies, environmental sustainability, building materials, structural systems, and architectural design. The department prioritizes practical skills, critical thinking, and innovation, thereby equipping graduates to confront contemporary obstacles in architectural aesthetics, infrastructure development, and urban planning. A comprehensive approach to the design of spaces that are in harmony with their cultural and environmental contexts is achieved through collaboration with allied disciplines.

Program Delivery

• The architecture engineering program is typically delivered through a combination of theoretical and practical approaches to ensure a comprehensive education. The following are critical components of program delivery:
• Lectures and Seminars: Offer a solid foundation in the areas of architectural theory, design principles, building technologies, and sustainability.
• Studio-Based Learning: Design studios are essential to the program, as they encourage creativity and enable students to create and present architectural projects under the guidance of a mentor.
• Workshops and Laboratories: Emphasize the development of practical skills in material testing, digital design tools (e.g., BIM, CAD), and model-making.
• Field Trips and Site Visits: Provide an opportunity to experience real-world projects, construction processes, and architectural heritage.
• Collaborative Projects: Foster teamwork by implementing group assignments and interdisciplinary projects that are relevant to fields such as urban planning and civil engineering.
  Internships: Offer students the opportunity to apply their knowledge in professional environments by providing practical industry experience.
• Capstone Projects: Final-year projects that demonstrate students’ capacity to develop innovative and feasible architectural solutions by incorporating the skills and knowledge they have acquired throughout the program.
• The program delivery prioritizes the application of architectural theories, critical thinking, and active learning to address current societal and environmental challenges.