SOLAPUR UNIVERSITY SOLAPUR - 413 255.
Regulations governing the Bachelors Degree Course in Architecture
(With effect from the academic year 2009-10)
O.E. 1.0 – Title & Duration of the course
O.E. 1.1 The course shall be called as the degree course in Bachelor of Architecture abbreviated as
B.Arch.
O.E.1.2 The course shall be of five academic years duration and conducted in Ten semesters, each
semester having duration of sixteen weeks.
O.E. 1.3 The calendar events in respect of the course shall be notified by the university from time
to time.
O.E. 1.4 The scheme of teaching & examination for each semester is specified separately.
O.E. 2.0 ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSIONS
O.E.2.1 –Educational Qualification: In order to secure admission through MASA-CAP to first
year of Five year Degree course in Architecture, the candidate should fulfill the following
eligibility criteria;
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Passed the HSC (Std. XII) examination of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and
Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent examination with Mathematics as a subject and
secured minimum 50% aggregate marks (45% for backward class candidates from Maharashtra
State only) in the HSC (Std XII) examination.
OR
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Passed Diploma in Engineering under 10+3 scheme of State Board of Technical
Examinations and secured minimum 50% aggregate marks (45% for backward class candidates
from Maharashtra State only) in the Diploma Examination.
AND
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Hold valid score at National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) conducted by the
Council of Architecture with minimum 40% as per the council norms.
O.E.3.0 ELIGIBILITY FOR PASSING
O.E. 3.1 No candidate shall be allowed to appear for university examinations unless he/ she has
kept the terms satisfactorily with
a) minimum 75% attendance includes theory practicals & studio
b) Satisfactory completion of sessional work, for prescribed semester with minimum 50% marks in
internal assessment
c) No candidate shall be allowed to appear for external assessment who has obtained less than 50%
marks in internal assessment.
d) Candidate shall be allowed to appear for the university examination in the concerned subject
even though he/ she has obtained less than 50% marks in external assessment.
e) To pass examination, a candidate must obtain minimum of 45% marks in each head of passing
& minimum of 50% in the aggregate.
O.E. 3.2 There shall be no restriction for promotion from odd semester to even semester provided
that the candidate has fulfilled the attendance requirement, sessional work with 50% marks in
internal assessment.
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O.E. 3.3 A Candidate eligible for promotion from even semester to odd semester provided that he/
she satisfies the following conditions.
a) A candidate seeking admission to III rd semester shall not have failed in more than four heads
of I & IInd semester put together .
b) A candidate seeking admission to Vth semester shall have passed Ist & IInd semester
completely and shall not have failed in more than four head of passing of IIIrd and IVth semesters
put together.
c) A candidate seeking admission for VIIth semester shall have passed IIIrd & IVth semester
completely and shall not have failed more than four heads of passing of Vth & VIth semester put
together.
d) A candidate seeking admission for IXth semester shall have passed in all the subjects up to &
including VIIIth semester.
e) A candidate who fails in any head of passing of VIIIth semester shall not be allowed to keep
terms for IXth semester.
f) A candidate will not be awarded degree unless he/she has passed Xth semester examination.
g) No candidate shall be admitted to an examination if he has already passed the same
examination or an equivdent examination of any other statutory university.
h) A candidate who has not obtained eligibility for IIIrd semester after a period of three academic
years from, the date of admission shall discontinue the course. However, the
candidate is eligible for readmission to first year B. Arch. (Not fit for technical course N.F.T.C.)
O.E. 4.0 AWARD OF CLASS & RANK PRIZES
O.E. 4.1 The class of Bachelors degree in Architecture shall be awarded based on the performance
of IXth & Xth semester aggregate marks.
O.E. 4.2 A candidate who secures 70% and above marks in aggregate of IXth and Xth semester
shall be declared to be eligible for B.Arch degree in first class with distinction.
O.E. 4.3 A candidate who secures 60% of marks and above but less than 70% marks in aggregate
of IXth and Xth semester shall be declared eligible for B.Arch degree in First class.
O.E. 4.4 A candidate who secures less than 60% marks in aggregate of IXth and Xth semester shall
be declared to be eligible for B.Arch degree in second class.
O.E. 4.5 A candidate shall be declared to be eligible for rank at his/ her B.Arch. degree, based on
the aggregate marks of IXth & Xth semester taken together.
O.E. 5.0 Transfer of Students
O.E. 5.1 Transfer of students from one college to another college within solapur university is
permitted only at the beginning of odd semesters, within permitted intake and subject to
availability of seats in the respective colleges. Transfer is subjected to the prior approval of
university.
In the case of candidates from other universities they should have passed in all the subjects
of previous semester. Further the equivalence of the syllabus content with respect to the concerned
semester between the university from which the student is migrating and solapur university has to
established equivalence by the B.O.S. in Architecture of Solapur University.
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SOLAPUR UNIVERSITY, SOLAPUR
Scheme of teaching and examinations of Ist Semester B.Arch.
Subject
Code
Title of Subject
Teaching Scheme
period per week
(each period 50 minutes)
Lecture Studio Total
Examination Scheme
AR1-01
AR1-02
Architectural Design -I
Basic Design – I
1
1
8
3
9
4
Duration
In
Hrs.
---
AR1-03
AR1-04
AR1-05
Architectural Graphics- I
Workshop I
Bldg. Construction
& Material - I
Theory of Structure- I
History of Architecture - I
Computer Technology in
Architecture-I
1
-1
4
3
5
5
3
6
--3
--50
100
50
100
--100
100
50
250
3
3
2
----
3
3
2
3
3
--
(100
(100
--
50)
50)
50
----
(150)
(150)
50
12
23
35
250
650
250
1150
AR1- 06
AR1-07
AR1-08
Note : (
) Indicates combined passing.
3
Theory
Marks
Sessional Work
Internal
External
Total
---
150
100
150
--
300
100
SOLAPUR UNIVERSITY, SOLAPUR
Scheme of teaching and examinations of IInd Semester B.Arch.
Subject
Code
Title of Subject
Teaching Scheme
period per week
(each period 50 minutes)
Lecture Studio Total
Examination Scheme
Duration
In
Hrs.
---
Theory
Marks
Sessional Work
Internal
External
Total
---
150
100
150
--
300
100
-100
150
50
250
AR2-01
AR2-02
Architectural Design -II
Basic Design – II
1
1
8
3
9
4
AR2-03
AR2-04
AR2-05
Architectural Graphics- II
Workshop II
Bldg. Construction
& Material - II
Theory of Structure- II
History of Architecture - II
Computer Technology in
Architecture-II
1
-2
3
3
5
4
3
7
3
100
3
50
50
50
100
3
3
2
----
3
3
2
3
3
--
(100
(100
--
50)
50)
50
----
(150)
(150)
50
13
22
35
350
600
250
1200
AR2- 06
AR2-07
AR2-08
Note : (
) Indicates combined passing.
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SYLLABUS CONTENT OF Ist SEMESTER B.ARCH
AR 1 – 01 : Architectural Design I
Teaching Scheme – Per week
Lectures - 1
Studio - 8
Total
-9
Sessional
work
Examination Scheme
Duration Exam Examination marks Internal marks - 150
External marks – 150
Total
- 300
Objective:
Architectural Design as a core subject of Architectural Studies. The
objective is to study the fundamentals of design process and application of the
knowledge gained in other subjects. The student is expected to collect, analyze,
learn the process of Design and approach to the design.
Application of elements of design to achieve design principles of Basic
design in Architectural design.
Approach to design as a continuous process through Aesthetics, function and
technology (basic components) of the building and their function.
1. To learn the basics of design e.g. Form, proportion, scale etc to develop
design skills..
2. Principles of design with reference to function, activities and related spaces.
3. Study of basic human needs & collection of anthropometric data of human
activities and allocation of spaces required.
4. To Study Environment/ climatology with reference to function, space &
comfort.
5. Study of circulation, layout of single units, bedroom, kitchen , hall etc.
Detailed design of their single units for simple function not more than 30
sqm. each.
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AR1 -02 : Basic Design – I
Teaching Scheme :Per week
Lectures
:1
Studios
:3
Total
Examination Scheme
Duration Exam - -Examination marks - -Sessional
Internal marks - 100
work
External marks – -Total
: 100
:4
Objectives :
To develop the basic creative ability of the students in fundamentals of
design. The students will learn the basic elements & the principles compositions.
Course outline :
1. Elements of design : point, line, 2D, 3D forms, light & Shade,
colour & texture, solids & voids
2. Composition of 2 Dimensional forms
3. Study of forms of nature.
4. Material & Texture, colour, light & shade
5. Positive & Negative spaces
6. Compositions of three dimensional forms and spaces.
7. Study of Sculptural forms
.
Sessional Work :
Sufficient number of projects to cover the topics mentioned above. Stress to
be given on two, three-dimensional study, sketches & models etc.
Reference Book :
Ching Francis D.K.
Pramar V. S.
Walter Gropius
- Architecture : Form Space & Order
- Fundamentals in Architecture
- Total Architecture
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AR1 – 03 : Architectural Graphics – I
Teaching Scheme : Per week
Contact Periods
Lectures
:1
Studios
:4
Total
Examination Scheme
Duration Exam -Examination marks -Sessional
Internal marks - 100
work
External marks – -Total
100
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Objective :
To help students to understand graphical language for communications &
develops their own skills.
Course outline :
1. Scale Drawing
a) Introduction to Drawing instruments & Drawing materials & their
use.
b) Drawing Techniques.
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Drawing line of different types, characteristics of lines.
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Application of all types of lines in architectural drawings
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Making measured drawing of building & its parts.
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Presentation techniques.
c) Lettering
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Introduction to architectural lettering proportion of letter size
as per scale.
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Different styles of lettering.
d) Scale
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Introduction of various proportions of scales, necessary for
drawing a scale drawing, Graphic scale.
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To understand Metric scale.
e) Building components, Materials & Annotations
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Representation of various building components such as doors,
windows, steps, chajjas, porch, canopy, balcony, roofs.
•
Symbolic representation of building material with colours
code as specified in Indian standard code of practice.
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AR I – 04 : WORKSHOP -I
Teaching Scheme : Per week
Lectures - NIL
Studio – 04
Examination Scheme :
Duration Exam Examination marks Sessional
Internal marks - 50
work
External marks –
Total
50
Total
4 Nos.
Course Outline
Objectives :
The main objective is to study various model making techniques and
material expressing their design concepts and perception. Models of basic
design and abstraction of perceived images.
Semester I
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Introduction to modeling with various material paper , paper board, plastic,
clay, wood and plaster of Paris.
Basic model making techniques, different types of material and their
techniques.
Introduction to masonry tools.
Introduction to carpentry tools.
Various solid geometrical – form cube, Rectangalloid , pyramid cylinder,
cone, prism, polygon (Hexagon, pentagon, octagon etc. .
Introduction to clay modeling tools for carving, sculptural masses
Study tour to sources of building materials demonstration of brickwork,
stone work, and various finishes.
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AR1 – 05
: Building Construction & Materials I
Teaching Scheme : Per week
Lectures - 2
Studio – 5
Total
Examination Scheme :
Duration Exam - 3 Hrs.
Examination marks - 50
Sessional
Internal marks - 100
work
External marks –100
Total
250
7 Nos.
Objectives :
To help students understand the basic building elements, their function and
behavior under various conditions with specific reference to Load bearing
construction and simple non RCC frame structure.
Main outline of this study is to develop strong sense of intuition,
understanding the basic principles of construction and materials to develop
analytical and logical sequence in thinking.
The emphasis should be on teaching the fundamental principles and
constructional details suitable for Indian conditions.
Students shall be encouraged to study both in class room and also out side
at work- sites in order to get the practical exposure.(Construction yard)
Course Outline :
1 a) Construction – Introduction of load bearing structure.
1 b) Material - Soil :
Different types of soil and their origin, physical properties and effect of
weather, water , temperature etc. on different types of soil, bearing capacity of
commonly met soils, and their role in building foundations angle of repose
(introductory only)
2 a) Construction : Foundations :
Simple foundations for masonry load bearing walls, piers, pillars in
brick and stone load bearing foundations, foundations in black .cotton. soil ,
masonry retaining walls.
2 b) Materials : Bricks :
Compositions of earth, standard market and I.S.I. sizes, properties as
per I.S.I., brick manufacturing process, Sun dried bricks, Special type of bricks,
Different uses of brick in construction.
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3 a) Construction : Stone masonry :
Various types of stone dressing, various types of stone joints such as
plain, beveled, rebated dovel, clamp joint, Monolithic construction of columns,
quoins, header bond of through stones, various types of stone masonry such as
ashlor and subble with their different types, composite wall in brick and stone,
compound walls, Hollow, solid concrete blocks wall.
3 b) Materials : Stones :
Building stones of rocks, method of quarrying origin and
composition of stones, properties of good stones, natural bed, various types of
stone dressing , defects in stone, stone used in construction, aggregates.
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AR1 – 06
Teaching scheme : Per week
Lectures – 3
Studios – Nil
Total
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*
*
*
*
*
*
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3Nos.
:
Theory of Structure I
Examination scheme
Duration Exam - 3 Hrs.
Examination marks – (100
Sessional
Internal marks - 50)
work
External marks – Nil
Total
: (150)
Introduction : aims and objects, scope of study.
Concept of simple load bearing and frame structure.
Terminology of common structural components from foundation to roof
and their concept.
Loads : Dead, live wind , impact and earthquake, conceptual ideas and their
impact on buildings as a whole, relevant I.S.I .
Force : concept and definition, cause, effect, units, force as a vector,
graphical representation, resolution of forces by graphical and analytical
methods.
Basic concept of supports and reactions.
Graphics : Forces in simple frames and trusses under action of dead and
wind load by graphical method, method of section and method of
resolution.
Moments : moment of force, moment of couple, effect of couple , beam
reactions – graphically and analytically, static equilibrium.(H =0, V=O,M=
0)
( ) Indicates Combined passing.
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ARI 07
: HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE I
Teaching scheme : Per week
Lectures – 3
Studios – Nil
Examination scheme
Duration Exam - (3 Hrs.)
Examination marks – (100
Sessional
Internal marks - +50)
work
External marks - Nil
Total
3 Nos.
Total : (150) Combined Passing
Objectives :
History of Arch. Is reflection of human civilization like land and climate,
social and economical , philosophy and religion, Arts & crafts, science &
Technology are reflected in Architecture of particular region at particular period.
Civilization influences style of Architecture. Therefore the subject is to be studied
all aspects mentioned above in general & Architecture in particular. Architectural
aspects is to be studied with reference to bldg. types building materials &
construction with specified examples,. The following regions & periods shall be
studied Topic are –
A) Prehistoric Period –
1) Old stone age (Paleothic age)
2) Middle stone age (Mesolithic age)
3) New stone age (Neolithic age)
4) Metal age i) Copper age
ii) Bronze age
iii) Iron age
Example – Stone henge, oval hut.
B) India
1) Indus valley civilization (2000B.C. – 1500 B.C.) Housing & Town
Planning.
2) Vedic civilization(1500 B.C. – 1000 B.C.) Vedic hut & Vedic
village
3) Mauryan Period (321 B.C. – 185 B.C.) Ex. city of patliputra
C) Egypt (circa 3000 B.C. – 100 A.D.) e.g. Pyramid of cheops
Temple of khons at karnak.
D) West Asia
e.g. Ziggurat at ur – summerian(3000 -2000 BC)
City of Babylon - Babylonian (2016 -539 BC)
Palace of sargon at khorsabad (1859 -626 BC)
Palace of Percepolis (750 -330 BC)
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E ) Europe – (Pre greek & pre Roman)
* Mycenea & Etruscan (1600-1050 BC)(750-100 BC)
e.g. palace of Tiryns , Temple of Juno sospita.
Referance Books
• History of Arch. In India – Tadgell christopher
• Indian Architecture – Buddhist & Hindu period – satish grover
• Architecture of India – Buddhist & Hindu - Percy Brown
• History of Arch – Bannister fletcher
• History of world civilization – J.E. swain
• World Architecture – G.K. Hiraskar
• A History of fine Arts in India & West – Tomory Edith.
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AR01 -08
:
Computer Technology in Architecture – I
Teaching scheme : Per week
Lectures – 2
Studios –
Total
2 Nos.
Examination scheme
Duration Exam Examination marks –
Sessional
Internal marks - 50
work
External marks - Nil
Total :
50
Objectives :
Application of computer is widely spread in every field. Computer
application particularly in architecture is gaining importance. Hence become
necessary for every student of architecture to understand computers, their
application and use in the profession.
Course outline : (First Semester)
• Introduction to computer
• Brief introduction to : a) System organization :
i)Binary code – Software & hardware
ii) Data & program Organization logical and physical
iii) Ports, CPU, ALU, CU etc.
iv) RAM AND ROM memory math co-processor
v) Main memory, auxiliary memory.
b) Peripheral device : i) Input devices, Output devices.
c) Computer classification : i) Digital, analog, hybrid microcomputers (PC),
mainframe & mainframe.
d) Software & languages (various softwares to be used)
i) System software, application softwares.
ii) High level languages low level languages.
e) Operating system
i) Brief history of operation system
ii) Function of operating system.
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SYLLABUS CONTENT OF IInd SEMESTER B.ARCH.
AR2 – 01 Architectural Design II
Teaching Scheme – Per week
Duration Exam Total
-9
External marks – 150
Examination Scheme
Studio - 8
Sessional
Internal marks - 150
Total
Lectures - 1
Examination marks work
- 300
nd
II Semester :
1. The student should be introduced with a design problem such as individual living units, shops, stalls, snack-bars etc., with three to
four functions of total area upto 100 sqm.
2. It is expected from the students to collect their own data,.
3. It is assume that the students have to find alternatives, finally reaching to the conclusive design.
4. Environment/ / climatology will play a important role in designing
5. The data collected/ alternatives/ process of design / sketches / study models will also form the part of internal/ external jury.
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AR2- 02 : Basic Design – II
Teaching Scheme : Per week
Contact Periods
Lectures
:1
Studios
:3
Total
4
Examination Scheme
Duration Exam -Examination marks - -Sessional
Internal marks - 100
work
External marks –
Total
100
Objectives :
1. Understanding Architectural Aesthetics.
2. Elements of Visual Aesthetics.
3. Attributes of form & space
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4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Derivatives forms & transformation.
Scale, Proportion, Contrast.
Alignment, Repetition, Pattern, Rhythm.
Principles if Organization of Form & space
Study of Building by application of principles of Aesthetic Appraisal.
Sessional Work :
Sufficient number of projects to cover the topics mentioned above. Giving more stress on two, three-dimensional study, sketches
& models etc.
Reference Books :
* Ching Francis D.K.
* Pramar V.S.
* Walter Gropius
- Architecture Form Space & Order
- Fundamental in Architecture
- Total Architecture.
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AR 2- 03
Teaching Scheme : Per week
Lectures
Studios
Total
:1
: 3
4
Course Outline :
Solid Geometry
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Architectural Graphics –II
Examination Scheme :
Duration Exam - 3 Hrs.
Examination marks - 100
Sessional
Internal marks - 50
work
External marks –
Total
150
Projection methods of representing the solids on drawings such as orthographic projection.
Isometric views of plans, elevations, & sections of solids
Study of complex, compound objects, their penetration, true shape of sections etc.
Surface development of objects.
Application of such forms in architecture & their inter relationship.
Understanding as case study, building structures & roofs such as domes, shells, vaults etc.
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ARII – 04
Teaching Scheme : Per week
Lectures - NIL
Studio – 04
Total
4 Nos.
: WORKSHOP II
Examination Scheme :
Duration Exam -Examination marks - -Sessional
Internal marks - 50
work
External marks – -Total
50
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Interior detail models of Units.
Living /Bedroom/ Kitchen / Dinning
Using various techniques and material expressing their concept and perception –
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Models for basic design and basic architectural design elements.
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Time bound - Abstraction of perceived images – with conceptual sketches into 3- dimensional masses, volumes.
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Model of Architectural design studio work – exterior model – using various materials.
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AR2 – 05
: Building Construction & Materials II
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Teaching Scheme : Per week
Lectures - 2
Studio – 5
Total
7 Nos.
Examination Scheme :
Duration Exam - 3 Hrs.
Examination marks - 50
Sessional
Internal marks - 100
work
External marks –100
Total
250
4a) Construction : Brick Masonry :
Tools and equipment, bonding and its principles, types of bricks like headers, starches, king and queen closers etc. and
their use. English and flemish bond in straight line for stopped and corner ‘T’ and cross junction up to thickness of two brick thick wall
and its combinations, attached and detached piers, buttresses, pilasters, brick an edge wall, sun dried brick construction in mud mortar,
soil-cement blocks, expansion joints in masonry, compound wall.
Arches and lintels in bricks.
4b) Material : Sand :
Pit : River sand, sea sand, gravel, I.S.I. standard use in mortar and concrete, bulkage of sand, impurities in sand and their
removal, different grades of sand with respective sizes and their applications, I.S.I. standard uses in construction.
5a) Construction :
a) Cornices, Chajjas, Canopies and porch in brick and stone construction.
b) Doors and windows : Tools and carpentry, joints in carpentry, simple timber doors and windows such as Ledged, Braced,
battened, false, panelled door, simple timber window.
c) Roof : roof layout, ridge, hip, valley, gable eaves etc. types of simple pitched roof such as lean-to, couple, close couple and
collar, material and roof covering such as thacth, mangalore tiles, other patent tiles, country tiles and shingles.
5b) Material Lime :
Lime ore stone, quarrying and collection, composition and physical properties, method of burning of lime ore, quick lime, fat
lime, hydraulic lime, lime- mortor -mix, methods of preparation, neeru plaster, efflorescence, peeling, flaking , blistering , use of surkhi,
I.S.I. standards, lime- wash , uses in constructions.
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AR2-06 :
Teaching scheme : Per week
Lectures – 3
Studios – Nil
Total
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3 Nos.
Theory of Structures-II
Examination scheme
Duration Exam - 3 Hrs.
Examination marks – (100
Sessional
Internal marks - 50)
work
External marks –Nil
Total
: (150)
Stress and strain : Concept and definition, cause, effects, units, concepts of different types of stresses and strains, stress and strain
curve, elastic limit, yield point, breaking and safe stress, factor of safety, different types of safe stress as per I.S.I. code for
different materials like timber, steel, and other basic materials, masonry and concrete walls. Stress and strain, Hook’s law, elastic
constants, young’s modules, linear and lateral strain position’s ratio, concept of shear modules bulk modules and their relation.
• Properties of sections: Centre of gravity by graphical and analytical methods, moment of inertia, modules of section. Radius of
gyration, etc. of simple symmetrical and asymmetrical sections reference to ISI tables of various steel sections and their
properties, concept of application of these properties in structural design.
• Bending moment and shear force : Shear force and bending moment diagrams in case of simply supported beams and cantilevers
with distributed and point loads and moments, point of contraflexture in simply supported beams with overhang, moments,
applied to cantilevers and beams.
Sessional work based on above topics.
( ) Indicates Combined passing.
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ARII 07
Teaching scheme : Per week
Lectures – 3
Studios – Nil
Total
3 Nos.
: HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE II
Examination scheme
Duration Exam - 3 Hrs.
Examination marks – (100
Sessional
Internal marks - +50)
work
External marks - Nil
Total : (150) Combined Passing
Objectives :
The various aspects of human civilization land & climate, social & economical philosophy & religion, Arts & crafts, science &
technology are to be studied in general & their influence on Architecture & the style of Architecture to be studied with reference to
building types, building materials & construction & with reference to specified example in particular. Topic are
A) India –
1) Buddhism e.g. Ashokan pillars, Stupa at sanchi, Chaitya hall at karli, Viharas – Vihara No 1 Ajantha
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2) Hinduism & Architecture
Gupta period (320 AD – 650 AD), Evolution of Hindu temple
e.g. Early shrines at sanchi – Deogarh, Durga temple, Ladkhan temple at Aihole, Rathas at Mahabalipuram.
B) Europe – i) Greece – e.g. Parthenon at Athens, Theatre epidauras, Agora at Athens.
ii) Rome - e.g. Pantheon Rome, Basilica of Tranjan Rome, Tharmae at Caracalla, Colosseum Rome.
C) Early Christian – (AD313 – 800 AD) e.g. Bailica of st. peter Rome (old).
D) Byzantine Arch. – 330 – 1453 AD )e.g. Hagia Sophia
Reference Books History of Arch. In India – by Tadgell Christopher
Indian Arch. – Buddhist & Hindu Period – Percy Brown
Architecture of India – Buddhist & Hindu – satish Grover ,
History of Arch. – Bannister fletcher.
History of world civilization – J.E. swain,
World Architecture – G.K. Hiraskar,
History of fine Arts in India & west – Tomory Edith.
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AR02 -08
Teaching scheme : Per week
Lectures – 2
Studios –
Total
2 Nos.
:
Computer Technology in Architecture – II
Examination scheme
Duration Exam -Examination marks –
Sessional
Internal marks - 50
work
External marks - Nil
Total :
50
MS-DOS
4. Management of work & understanding its structure.
5. Concept of file, file name, file type, directory, root directory etc.
6. Preliminary DOS commands.
Graphic software :
i)
Photoshop Introduction
ii)
Coral draw introduction.
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