​The Faculty of Architecture and Design conducts its educational and research activities within a contemporary physical and technological infrastructure that meets the requirements of architectural education. The faculty is located in the Y Block, where educational spaces are distributed over five floors. Architectural design studios are equipped with approximately 360 drawing desks, allowing simultaneous studio-based instruction, while a 100-seat lecture hall supports theoretical courses at both undergraduate and graduate levels. Studio spaces are designed to accommodate critiques, juries, workshops, and collaborative learning activities.

 In addition, theoretical courses and computer-aided design, modeling, and visualization classes are supported by computer laboratories, multipurpose classrooms, and shared facilities located in other university buildings. This integrated infrastructure provides students and academic staff with access to essential resources for design production, digital experimentation, research, and presentation. The faculty’s physical facilities are continuously improved to support the evolving educational and research needs of architecture, interior architecture, and industrial design disciplines.