Through courses in Building Performance, Detail and Fabrication, Health and Wellbeing, History and Theory, 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 to receive a Concentration in one of the Program Areas 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.
Analyzing the built environment throughout time and across geographies.
The impact of architecture on cities and urban habitation.
