BUILDINGS, LANDSCAPES, AND CITIES
Graduate Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Urban Design spans three distinct disciplines in four programs.
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Our work in all disciplines engages deeply with our neighborhood of Brooklyn and the City of New York, while remaining in dialogue with a broader global context. It is grounded in the expertise of our individual disciplines, while traversing radically diverse fields and methods of inquiry. This reach across scales and domains makes us a center of discourse in America’s largest city. We design, research, theorize, and exhibit alongside New York’s communities, practitioners, and intellectual leaders.
Master of Architecture (M.Arch/First Professional)
The Master of Architecture program trains students to become leaders in the professional practice of architecture with innovative methods of design research and inquiry.
Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA)
The Master of Landscape Architecture Program teaches students to design land and land-based practices that advance both environmental and social justice in a time of climate and public change.
Master of Science in Architecture (Post Professional)
The Master of Science in Architecture program prepares students to invent approaches to architectural production by studying practices working in and on New York as models for research, techniques, and design propositions in the built environment.
Master of Science in Urban Design (Post Professional)
The Master of Science in Urban Design program trains students for creative practice in the public realm, with a focus on how to navigate the intersection of design and research with civic agencies, advocacy, and partnerships in a city like New York.
