Program Areas Pathways
Through courses in Building Performance, Detail and Fabrication, Health and Wellbeing, History + Theory + Preservation, Design of Tall Buildings, and Urbanism, students gain a comprehensive education that prepares them for futures in professional design practice, research, consultancy, academia, and beyond.
Graduate students in the M.Arch and M.Arch 2+ programs who choose one of these Pathways will work with a faculty advisor to select the appropriate courses and credits needed.
Integrating structures, enclosures, the environment, and related building systems.
Architecture as a creative process of making.
Relationships among people, environments, and health.
Develop broad knowledge of the integrated nature of design and construction of tall buildings.
The impact of architecture on cities and urban habitation.
Analyzing the built environment throughout time and across geographies.
