Urban Design Concentration in Architecture (M.Arch I)

The Masters of Architecture I Program (leading to a first professional degree in architecture) encourages students to focus their elective studies by selecting a concentration of a minimum of 9 credit hours in one of several subject areas.

In the Urban Design Concentration, students are encouraged to take two core courses and one or more electives chosen from the two Urban Design Elective clusters. Students also have the opportunity to study in the graduate summer program – Modern Architecture and the Modern City: Paris, The Netherlands, Barcelona, Berlin.

UD Core Courses
ARCH 6153	Introduction to Urban Design
CRP 6834	Urban Design Policy, Analysis and Implementation
UD Cluster Electives - Design + Theory
Arch 6110	Public Space: Questions and Configurations
Arch 6151	Theories of Urban Design
Arch 6152	Studies in Landscape Architecture
Arch 6153	History and Theory of the Modern City
Arch 6155	Contemporary Architecture and Urbanism in Europe
Arch 7042-5	Urban Design Workshop
Arch 8821	Architecture and the Discourse of the Everyday
Arch 8822	Instruments of Urbanism
COA 8630	Theories of Architecture, Space, and Culture
UD Cluster Electives - Policy + Implementation
CRP6012	History and Theory of Planning
CRP 6311	Introduction to Transportation Planning
CRP 6611	Introduction to Real Estate Finance and Development
CRP 6640	Applied Real Estate Methods
CRP 6514	Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
CRP 6422	Economic Development Analysis and Practice
CRP 6452	Urban Development Policy
CRP 6122	Land Use Planning Methods
CRP 6811	Negotiation, Facilitation and Conflict Mangement

Prospective students for the M.Arch I Program should review the Architecture Program website for information about the program, applications, degree requirements and related information.