What do Numbers Reveal about Architecture Admissions and the State of Education?

December 15, 2023 10 Comments

In this comprehensive analysis of architecture admissions and education, A. Srivathsan and Chirayu Bhatt reveal a concerning decline in enrolment figures, emphasizing the need for radical changes in the regulatory framework, autonomy for institutions, and a reevaluation of the profession’s role to address the structural issues and ensure the quality of architectural education.

“We can take the current CoA reforms as the first step and leverage them for larger gains.” A. Srivathsan on the Council of Architecture’s proposed Education Reforms

January 12, 2023 1 Comment

On January 09, 2023, the Council of Architecture released an Interim Report- Architecture Education Way ahead, in pursuit of Education Reforms. In this article, A. Srivathsan briefly summarises the proposed new reforms and talks about the Council of Architecture’s role moving forward.

Professionalisation is a monopoly of services given to those who acquire specialised knowledge. – A Srivatshan on 50 years of the Architects Act

November 10, 2022 No Comments

A Srivatshan, Professor at CEPT, shares his views on the Architects Act, which completes 50 years this year.

A Srivathsan

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What do Numbers Reveal about Architecture Admissions and the State of Education?

“We can take the current CoA reforms as the first step and leverage them for larger gains.” A. Srivathsan on the Council of Architecture’s proposed Education Reforms

Professionalisation is a monopoly of services given to those who acquire specialised knowledge. – A Srivatshan on 50 years of the Architects Act

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