Architecture

Environmental architecture can also be called as Sustainable architecture, which is also referred as green architecture or environmental architecture. It challenges architects to produce smart designs and use available technologies to ensure that structures generate minimal harmful effects to the ecosystem and the communities.

The job description of an environmental architect is that they ensure safeguard air, water, and earth by choosing eco-friendly/sustainable materials and protecting the biodiversity of the area during construction practices. The green building design may include solar panels, commercial toilet composting, or rainwater harvesting.

Masters in Environmental Architecture is basically a postgraduate course in environmental aspects of architecture field. The course fcuses to train graduates with deep undersatndings of the latest technologies in the design of sustainable environment. With this graduates develop an expertise in proposing and executing diverse design solutions to address ecological challenges facing our planet.

If you want to study environmental architect professional then you need to study sustainable design and green building techniques, and work on green projects. Plus, you can also get certified by the NCARB- National Council of Architecture Registeration Boards.

Once you get into this, you would also get to study principles of architecture, landscape architecture, and urban planning, that involve physics, maths, drawing, and computer classes. 

Environmental architect courses integrates environmentally efficient strategies into the design and construction of buildings, considering factors such as energy efficiency, renewable energy, water conservation, and waste reduction.

B Plan basically focus on planning of cities, towns, big cities and  regional planning, design, and development.

This course is basically offered by the TOP NITS, SPAs and few IITs. This course teaches us the concepts of 

1)Basics of Urban Planning

2)Site and Infrastructure Planning

3)Environmental Planning and Sustainability

4)Urban Design

5)Economics and Finance in Planning

There are various more things. 

For B.Tech, applicants should have completed 10+2 in the Science stream with a minimum of 50% marks. Admission to B.Arch is based on the NATA entrance exam.

Yes, you can join l.k.gujral Punjab Technical University - Maholi campus without NATA for B.Tech.

You can join by these exams - JEE Mains, CBSE class 12th

Eligibility criteria for B.Tech is - 45 % in 10+2.