The Architectural Study immersed itself in exploring various facets of historic buildings in Udaipur, a city known for its hot and arid climate. This included a detailed examination of architectural elements and their spatial organization, alongside an exploration of both physical and abstract dimensions of space shaped by these elements. Students conducted thorough investigations into sensory experiences within these spaces, encompassing considerations of Light and Shadow, Color, Temperature, Ventilation, Sound, Smell, Taste, Texture, and Touch. They also delved into appreciating the poetic and liberating qualities inherent in architectural space, understanding it as a symbolically and physically significant element. This understanding was further enriched by analyzing symbolic and metaphorical associations .

The tour aims to comprehensively explore and understand the architectural and cultural contexts of Mandu and Maheshwar, integrating historical, spatial, and social dimensions into the analysis and documentation processes. The focus was on a holistic analysis of architectural contexts enriched by the interplay between buildings, terrain, and human interaction. It began with meticulously observing and studying key architectural elements such as columns, arches, and vaults, discerning their structural and aesthetic significance within historical and contemporary frameworks. The exploration deepens into understanding its rich history and current dynamics. Through detailed investigation, the aim was to develop spatial narratives that intertwine Mandu's historical evolution, folklore, built environment, terrain features, ecological aspects, and the evolving gender dynamics embedded within its societal fabric. 

The primary objective of the tour was to provide the students with opportunities to acquire knowledge and evaluate the design of institutions, accommodations (hostels, hotels, resorts), heritage buildings, monuments, and settlements in and around Ahmedabad. The tour aimed to expose the students to both ancient and modern planning principles applied in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar. The diverse range of buildings in these locations provided ample opportunities for students to study and analyze architectural works in terms of design elements and principles, spatial organization types, and construction techniques .

The architectural study tour provided a comprehensive exploration of housing typologies across Delhi and Udaipur. Students engaged in site visits to diverse locations, including DDA housing, luxury high-rises like Tata Primanti in Gurugram, and cultural landmarks such as the Red Fort and City Palace in Udaipur. These visits enriched their understanding of architectural nuances, cultural influences, and societal impacts on residential spaces. The tour emphasized experiential learning, allowing students to directly observe and analyze design principles, spatial organization, and community dynamics. Overall, the journey was a transformative educational experience, fostering deeper insights into architectural practice and cultural heritage.

The architectural study tour across Gujarat was a rich blend of experiential learning, cultural immersion, and professional development. Spanning Surat, Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, Bhuj, and Kutch, the tour provided firsthand exposure to diverse architectural styles, cultural narratives, and historical contexts. Cultural exploration deepened their appreciation for Gujarat's architectural heritage, inspiring creative insights expected to shape future projects. Students developed detailed case studies for semester design projects focused on shopping complexes and IT centers, leveraging insights gained from interactions with local architects and industry professionals. 

The visit to hospitality projects in Indore revealed a thriving sector marked by innovation and growth. Students experienced a diverse range of hospitality establishments, from hotels and resorts to restaurants, each showcasing unique design elements and customer service strategies. The visit underscored the importance of hospitality in enhancing tourism and local economy, providing insights into operational management, guest experience, and sustainability practices within the industry. Students also observed how hospitality projects contribute to urban development and cultural enrichment, fostering community engagement and promoting Indore as a vibrant destination. Students also had the opportunity to meet and hear from architects in Indore, which enriched their understanding of architectural practices and innovations within the city.