At Arcause, we believe that no talent should be held back by financial hardship. Our commitment is clear: to support students who not only dream of shaping the built environment, but who are already finding ways to make a difference — all while overcoming financial constraints to pursue their passion.

A practice-led learning module that exposes architecture students to Universal Design, Accessibility, and Inclusive Practice through direct engagement with experts, institutions, and lived realities. The elective balances sensitisation, skill-building and applied workshops, ensuring students move from awareness to action.

After completing its first chapter in Bengaluru, the Travelling Elective continues its journey in Chennai, where students will visit the Museum of Possibilities and learn to design for dignified, inclusive access.

Every city holds stories waiting to be discovered.

Join us for Arcause Spotlight 4.0 | Patna Edition: The City as a Living Archive, an immersive exploration of how the Ganga shaped Patna, and how the city continues to reshape the river.

Patna | 25th July 2026

Whether you’ve grown up by the Ganga, walked its ghats, or simply call Patna home, this is an invitation to rediscover the city through a new lens. Everyone who loves Patna and the Ganga is welcome.

Surat Spotlight 2026 is finally here!

Surat | 25th July | 9 AM
FREE Registration (limited seats available; we’ll get in touch to confirm your participation)
Certificates included

Join us with Ar. Swapna Kothari (Conservancy Works and Research Shop) as we explore Surat beyond its iconic landmarks to understand its layered heritage, evolving infrastructure, and the urban systems that continue to shape the city.

Mumbai Spotlight 2026 is finally here!

Dharavi, Mumbai | 25th July | 9 AM
FREE Registration (limited seats available; we’ll get in touch to confirm your participation)
Certificates included

Join us with Urbz Mumbai as we explore Dharavi beyond the stereotypes to understand its layered history, community-led innovation, and the urban systems that continue to shape Mumbai.

Hurry, limited seats available!