Description
Book SynopsisNumber 11 in the series, this book takes a look back at the academic year 2021-2022 in the Architecture Department of the Stuart Weitzman School of Design. Summer term welcomes incoming students who do not have a background or degree in architecture and brings them up to speed with Digital Workshops, where they acquire digital design skill sets that are integral to a contemporary approach to design as they enter their first year in graduate school. From there, they will learn how to produce analog materials, such as drawings and models, and then take a summer studio where they will study a site and begin to design a building for that site.
This book showcases the three levels of our MArch Program – 500, 600, & 700 – of select students’ work in each of the faculty’s studio sections in both fall and spring. Included are descriptions of the various courses and electives on offer. Also highlighted are various events, such as lectures, book launches, and conferences which took place over the two semesters.
There are multiple distinct programs in which students can earn a post-professional degree. The MSD-AAD (Advanced Architectural Design), MSD-EBD (Environmental Building Design), MSD-RAS (Robotics and Autonomous Systems), PhD, and IPD (Integrated Product Design) all have examples of students’ work and original designs.
Table of ContentsFoundation 500 12 Foundation 501 24 Core 601 60 Advanced 701 94 Required Courses 140 Electives 144 Events 149 News 153 Spring 2022 Foundation 502 158 Core 602 194 Advanced 704 228 Thesis 268 Required Courses 278 Electives 281 Events 288 News 296 MSD and PhD Programs 2021–22 MSD in Advanced Architectural Design 302 MSD in Environmental Building Design 342 MSD in Robotics and Autonomous Systems 358 MSD Required Courses 380 PhD 385 Integrated Product Design 390
