SJB School of Architecture and Planning, Bangalore

The college has a boy’s hostel facility which provides good hostel accommodation for the students.

The college has a girl's hostel facility which provides good hostel accommodation for the students.

The college has a health center with a first aid facility for the students.

The college has a Gym facility for the students.

The college library supports students and faculty in learning and teaching. The library houses more than 600 volumes of Architectural books. The collection covers subjects like Architecture, Art, history, interior design, urban design, landscape design, building services, sociology, etc. Over 15 National/ International Journals were Identified to be updated within the field. The library is open 66 hours per week.

The college has sports facilities for all students.

The college has an excellent IT Infrastructure facility for the students. Computer-aided drafting and Design have made work easier for architects over the years. The software has enabled architects to put forward their visions easily to their clients. A CAD lab equipped with workstations with up-to-date specifications will be made available to the students to assist them in their academic pursuits. CAD is a compulsory part of the curriculum which will enable the students to be well equipped to face the practical world outside the college.

The college has a canteen facility for staff and students.

The college has an auditorium facility for events and seminars.

The college has a departmental-based laboratory facility for the students. Climatic information of a place is an important parameter while designing buildings. Climatology is a part of the B Arch program. To make students aware of the importance of designing according to the climate, a climatology lab with modern equipment has been established. Here we have the equipment to measure temperature, humidity, wind speed, etc.

The college has guest house/waiting room facilities for visiting faculty and student family members.

Classrooms are provided to handle tutorials and can accommodate 40 students at a time. Courses and seminars that run parallel to the studios expose students to history, technology, architecture theory, and other dimensions of architecture.