(For B.Arch Students – Submission Date: 5 December 2025)
1. Report Specifications
Length: 20 pages (strict)
Format:
Microsoft Word (.doc/.docx)
PDF version exported from the Word file
Page Size: A4
Orientation: Portrait
Margins: 1 inch (2.54 cm) on all sides
Font Style: Times New Roman or Calibri
Font Size:
Body: 11–12 pt
Headings: 14–16 pt (Bold)
Line Spacing: 1.15 or 1.5
Text Alignment: Justified
Image Placement: Centered or inline; captioned
Citation Style: Any accepted academic format (APA, MLA, Harvard)
2. Suggested Structure of the 20–Page Report
Below is a recommended page-by-page outline to ensure good composition and academic flow.
Page 1 – Cover Page
Title of the report
Name of tourist place
Student’s name
Enrollment number
Course: B.Arch (Year/Semester)
College name
Submission date: 5 December 2025
Institutional logo (optional)
Background image/design related to the site
Page 2 – Certificate / Declaration Page
Standard declaration statement that the report is original
Signature of student
Signature of faculty (optional or as per institute format)
Page 3 – Acknowledgement
Thanking guide, department, institution, etc.
Page 4 – Table of Contents
Use auto-generated Word Table of Contents
Include page numbers
List figures, photos, and tables separately (optional)
Page 5 – Introduction to the Tourist Place
Brief overview
Relevance in architecture, culture, tourism
Purpose of selecting this site
Include 1–2 photographs.
Page 6 – Historical Background
Origins, evolution, important timelines
Associated personalities or architects
Heritage status (if applicable)
Include old photographs or maps.
Page 7 – Location & Connectivity
City + local context
Accessibility by public transport
Analyze urban surroundings
Include:
Location map
Google Earth aerial view
Site context map
Page 8 – Architectural Significance
Architectural style
Period influences
Cultural symbolism
Include façade or architectural detail photos.
Page 9 – Site Plan & Layout Analysis
Site plan (scaled)
Circulation paths
Zoning diagram
Landscape elements
Use labeled diagrams or sketches.
Page 10 – Floor Plans & Spatial Organization
Floor-wise plans
Functional zoning
Vertical/horizontal circulation
Add clear plan images.
Page 11 – Elevations & Sections
At least two elevations
Sectional drawings
Highlight materials, heights, openings
Add precise CAD drawings (if allowed).
Page 12 – Structural System
Load-bearing / frame structure
Materials used
Construction techniques
Include structural diagrams.
Page 13 – Material Study
Primary and secondary materials
Texture, weathering, thermal properties
Sustainability and availability
Add close-up material photographs.
Page 14 – Architectural Elements
Discuss elements such as:
Arches, columns, domes, roofs
Courtyards, verandahs
Columns, beams, fenestrations
Add detail sketches/photos.
Page 15 – Lighting & Ventilation
Natural vs. artificial lighting
Ventilation strategy
Environmental responsiveness
Include diagrams with sun path or ventilation arrows.
Page 16 – Landscape & Surroundings
Green areas, water bodies
Hardscape/softscape materials
Interaction with the built environment
Insert site photographs.
Page 17 – Visitor Experience
Circulation of visitors
Facilities and amenities
Interpretive signage and information systems
User behavior patterns
Add candid visitor movement photos (if allowed).
Page 18 – Comparative Analysis
Compare with:
A similar site in another city
Global examples of similar architectural typologies
Highlight comparisons through a table or diagram
Page 19 – Challenges, Conservation & Recommendations
Present issues: crowding, weathering, maintenance
Proposed improvements
Conservation guidelines
Sustainability strategies
Include concept sketches or diagrams.
Page 20 – Conclusion + References
Summary of architectural importance
Your learnings as a B.Arch student
Future relevance
Properly formatted reference list
Photo credits
3. Visual & Layout Guidelines
Use high-resolution images (minimum 300 dpi).
Maintain consistent style for image captions:
Figure 1: Front elevation of the structure
Use page headers/footers for name, page number, and title.
Maintain a clean, professional layout.
Avoid overcrowding pages — balance text and images.
4. Technical Requirements for Word File
Include:
Table of Contents
Auto-numbered figures/tables
Page numbers
Ensure diagrams are embedded (not pasted as low-quality screenshots).
Use Styles in Word for headings and subheadings.
5. Technical Requirements for PDF File
Export using “Save As PDF” in Word (Print to PDF reduces quality).
Ensure all images appear crisp.
Check page alignment and orientation.
File name format:YourName_TouristPlaceReport_BArch_2025.pdf
6. Evaluation Criteria
