Journalism and mass communication schools need acoustic and power infrastructure closer to a broadcast facility than a classroom building, TV/radio studios and editing suites are effectively small production facilities. EROCON designs BJMC and MA Mass Communication campuses across India with studio-grade acoustic treatment and services planned in from the structural stage.
Our architecture team designs acoustically isolated studios and newsroom spaces, and EROCON builds them to broadcast-facility standards.
India's media and entertainment industry is valued at over ₹2 lakh crore and remains one of the fastest-growing in the world, driving sustained demand for trained journalism and mass communication graduates.
UGC, no statutory built-up-area norm. Studio spaces are designed with acoustic treatment and dedicated power/AC loads distinct from classrooms.
Why does a media school need different MEP planning than a classroom building?
The TV/Radio Studio functions as a small broadcast facility, it needs acoustic isolation, a dedicated lighting rig and independent power/AC loads planned separately from the surrounding academic floor plate.
How many editing suites does a media school typically need?
Around 6, each fitted with colour-grading monitors and professional editing software workstations.
Does the photography darkroom need special plumbing?
Where wet-film processing is retained, yes dedicated plumbing, ventilation and blackout capability are needed alongside the digital studio setup.
EROCON’s architecture team designs acoustically isolated studios, editing suites and newsroom spaces for media schools, and EROCON builds them to broadcast-facility standards.