Architecture Technology is a creative and technical field that focuses on the design, planning, and construction of buildings and other structures. In the 4-year Diploma-in-Engineering in Architecture Technology, students gain both artistic skills and engineering knowledge to transform ideas into functional, safe, and aesthetically pleasing structures.
The program is designed to equip students with the ability to create building plans, prepare working drawings, and understand construction methods, building materials, and structural systems. Students also learn about architectural history, environmental sustainability, and modern design trends, ensuring that they can adapt to the evolving demands of the construction industry.
Key Learning Areas:
- Architectural Design – Concept development, space planning, and creative visualization.
- Construction Technology – Building methods, structural systems, and sustainable practices.
- Drawing & Drafting – Manual and computer-aided design (CAD) for architectural projects.
- Building Materials – Properties, uses, and selection for different construction purposes.
- Structural Fundamentals – Understanding load distribution, foundations, and frameworks.
- 3D Modeling & Visualization – Using software like AutoCAD, SketchUp, and Revit.
- Project Management – Cost estimation, scheduling, and site supervision.
- Building Codes & Standards – Knowledge of safety, legal regulations, and environmental laws.
Career Opportunities:
Graduates of Architecture Technology can work in a variety of roles, such as:
- Architectural Draftsman
- Building Designer
- Interior Designer Assistant
- Construction Site Supervisor
- CAD Technician
- Urban Planning Assistant
- 3D Visualizer
They may also work in architectural firms, construction companies, government agencies, real estate developers, and interior design studios, or continue their studies for a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture or related fields.
Why Choose Architecture Technology?
Architecture Technology offers a unique blend of creativity and practicality. It allows students to bring ideas to life, contribute to the beauty and functionality of the built environment, and play a vital role in shaping modern cities and communities.
Number of Credit: 155