A liberal arts and humanities school isn’t bound by a statutory built-up-area norm, which puts the emphasis on getting the specialist rooms right language labs, psychology labs, archives rather than defaulting to generic classroom stacking. EROCON designs BA (Hons) and MA campuses across Economics, English, Psychology, History and Political Science with these specialist spaces built in from the DPR stage.
We benchmark the area programme against comparable UGC institutions and deliver the design through to construction via EROCON.
Arts and Humanities account for the largest share of undergraduate enrolment in India, per the Ministry of Education's national higher education survey, more students study BA programmes than any other stream.
UGC, no statutory built-up-area norm; sized to UGC general benchmarks and campus-planning practice.
Why can’t the Language Lab and Psychology Lab be standard classrooms?
Both carry requirements a generic room can’t meet. The Language Lab needs acoustic separation for its booth-style stations, and the Psychology Lab needs an attached observation room with a one-way mirror.
What built-up area does a liberal arts school need?
No statutory norm applies, UGC general benchmarking governs. A typical BA (Hons)/MA programme for around 450 students runs to roughly 3,800 sqm gross built-up area.
What supports research-methods training in a BA/MA programme?
A dedicated Writing & Research Studio with group tables and reference shelving, plus a climate-controlled Archives/Special-Collections room for restricted-access materials.
EROCON benchmarks the liberal arts campus area programme against leading UGC institutions and carries the project from design to construction, delivering purpose-built facilities such as acoustically treated language labs and psychology observation suites to the required specifications.