The Makers is a series that highlights students and faculty from ACSA member schools to show the unique work coming out of architecture schools across the globe. Check out more on the blog by searching “The Makers.” Project: ARCTIC LiDAR Lead Architects: Daniele Profeta with Maya Alam Office: A/P Practice Client: Syracuse University Design Team: […]
Teams participated in the 2019 US Department of Energy Solar Decathlon Design Challenge Weekend at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado. (By Holly Jamesen Carr, Director, US Department of Energy, Solar Decathlon) We are living in a time of rapid change. What is cutting edge today, may be standard practice tomorrow. Case in […]
Part II of our series: An Application Guide to Architecture School Today, we are highlighting a few questions that you should ask admissions offices when considering which school to choose for your undergraduate or graduate degree. What degree programs do you offer in architecture and related fields? Associate degrees (A.A., A.S., A.A.S): This 2-year degree […]
Since 2005, design/build studios at the Tulane School of Architecture have focused on making design services accessible to those who are underserved by the profession. Whether at the scale of the house or a pavilion, students learn technical skills while gaining an understanding of the broader social, economic, and policy issues that shape our built […]
Interested in studying architecture and looking for ways to prepare? Study Architecture, in partnership with the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS), has put together a series called “An Application Guide to Architecture Schools” where we will share tips and tricks from current and former architecture students. Over the next few months, look out for […]
We all watch a lot of YouTube these days. Want to learn how to do something? It is likely on YouTube. From how to bake a cake to how to build a computer, you answer is only a few keystrokes away. If you are here reading this, it is likely because you are interested in […]
(via The Second Studio) The Second Studio, formerly known as the “Midnight Charette,” is a podcast about design and the everyday. Hosted by architects David Lee and Marina Bourderonnet, it features a variety of renowned design professionals in unscripted and long-format interviews, allowing for thoughtful takes and more personal discussions. With the hosts’ extensive professional and […]
By NCARB Created by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) in 2015, the Integrated Path to Architectural Licensure (IPAL) offers a dynamic, innovative path to licensure for students who are dedicated to becoming an architect. By integrating the opportunity to gain the real-world experience necessary to complete the Architectural Experience Program® (AXP®) and […]
Archisoup is an online learning resource and platform for architecture students, young architects, and enthusiasts. We provide the next generation of architects with opportunities to learn and evolve through shared expert knowledge, tutorials, guides, and studio resources. By bridging the gap between architecture school and the licensed profession, we aim to help students understand, and […]
The digital age has changed the face of social interactions, and transformed our behavior in the built environment. This has given rise to questions regarding architecture’s role in accommodating this new age of social relationships, and how it can actively uncover new ways to merge the digital and physical worlds. Recent graduate from California College […]