In a digital era reshaping the contours of traditional education, this initiative showcases the adoption of Metaverse technology to augment the interactive learning experience in Architectural Education at The University of Sydney (BDES1012 class). Amidst the blended learning modalities catalyzed by the COVID-19 pandemic, transitioning to a Metaverse platform offered a glimpse into an immersive, interactive learning milieu. This narrative encapsulates the rationale behind venturing into the Metaverse, the implementation pipeline, and the creation of a virtual gallery to exhibit student work. It delves into the transition from traditional online classes to a more engaging Metaverse environment, reflecting on the challenges encountered and the solutions devised. The narrative unfolds with a session conducted within the Metaverse, observing the qualitative aspects of student interactions, engagement, and feedback. The discourse aims to shed light on the potential benefits and limitations of employing Metaverse technology in architectural education, offering a glimpse into the future of blended learning and digital interaction in academia.