The Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, which was founded in 1976, has been divided into two as of 2013 and continues its education and research activities under the names of Faculty of Engineering and Faculty of Architecture.

Founded in 1993 and starting to admit students in 1994, the Department of Architecture served in the central building of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture and the Environmental Engineering Department building until January 1998, and moved to the Department of Architecture building, which was officially opened in 1997 and designed by our founding faculty members Prof. Cengiz Bayülgen and Prof. Erhan Balkan and the faculty members of the Department. Designed as a three-story building, the Department of Architecture Building consists of 3568 m² of indoor space (ground floor: 1428 m², 1st floor: 1200 m²; attic: 940 m²) and 359 m² of open courtyard area. The Department of Architecture Building includes 5 classrooms; 1 seminar hall; 1 computer laboratory; 1 student canteen, 1 janitor's room, 1 technical volume and exhibition areas on the ground floor; academic and administrative staff rooms; a multi-purpose hall (including a social area) on the 1st floor; and a free space for seminars, workshops, exhibition activities and studio work, a material display area and archive areas on the top floor.