美国大学建筑学专业排名及各学校申请要求和网站 及课程安排(3)

Studio 3071a, Issues in Architecture & Urbanism Elective* Elective* 3 3 ____ 18 3 Second Year (Spring) Credits Required Advanced Design Studio Elective* Elective* Elective* 9 3 3 3 ____ 18 相关链接： http://www.architecture.yale.edu/drupal/programs/master_architecture_two 语言要求： GRE: the general test of GRE GPA: 相关链接： http://www.architecture.yale.edu/drupal/admissions/financial_assistance/international_students 作品集要求： (for the M.Arch. programs only)Two identical versions of the portfolio are required (one printed, hard-copy portfolio version and one digital [.pdf] portfolio version). The hard-copy portfolio (not to exceed nine by twelve inches by one and one-half inches thick) must be sent directly to the School and received by no later than January 2, 2012. The digital portfolio must be a single .pdf document optimized not to exceed 64mb and will need to be uploaded to the online application. The digital portfolio will be viewed on computer screens, so resolution above 150 dpi is not necessary. The portfolio should be a well-edited representation of the applicant’s creative work. Portfolios may not contain discs or videos. Anything submitted that is not entirely the applicant’s own work must be clearly identified as such. For the M.Arch. I program, the portfolio should demonstrate the applicant’s drawing skills and three-dimensional aptitude. Work represented may include drawings, paintings, sculpture, sketches, furniture and architectural designs, or other materials. For the M.Arch. II program, the portfolio should demonstrate the applicant’s ability to pursue advanced work in architectural design. 相关链接：http://www.architecture.yale.edu/drupal/admissions/apply 学费：total$57,492 相关链接：http://www.architecture.yale.edu/drupal/admissions/tuition_fees 截止日期： 相关链接： Material required或checklist 1.application fee:$85 2.transcripts 3.standarized examinations 4.personal essay 5.curriculum vitae 6.letters of recommendation 7.portfolio 学校名称 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 麻省理工学院 学校官网： http://www.mit.edu/ 综合排名：5 项目名称：Architecture 项目描述： 地理位置:马萨诸塞州剑桥城 The MArch degree prepares students for professional registration as architects in the United States. The MIT Department of Architectureoffers the MArch degree, which is a professional degree structured to educate those who aspire to licensed registration as architects. It isthe centerpiece of the Department of Architecture. Architectural design studios are the center of the MArch program. Faculty in the Design discipline group provide the core of the professional education through the studio program. Studios begin with a 'core' sequence of three studios, followed by three 'option' studios and culminating with a design thesis. The great majority of students enter the program and graduate in 3.5 years. A small numbeof students who have completed a four-year undergraduate degree in architecture at another school, may be admitted with advanced entry to the program and graduate in 2.5 years. The pedagogical approaches that faculty bring to the teaching of architectural design derive both from their years of professional (often award-winning) practice and from their engagement with design research within the environments at MIT and beyond. The 'core' sequence of studios is structured to provide students with an intense and immersive experience in the contemporary discipline of designwhere the understanding of drawing, geometry, representation and fabrication is integrated with classes that bring a core understandingof building technology and sustainability, architectural culture and precedent, urban theory and computation in architecture. During this three-semester sequence, students work through a series of exercises of increased complexity which form the launching pad for furtherinvestigative design studies in the option studios. The three semester 'options' studios engage both MIT design faculty and a series of visiting studio professors noted for their work in contemporary practice. The problems that are chosen that relate to the issues in practice and society challenging the architectural profession and include a variety of offerings that vary in scale, context and content. Studios are also offered that interface to the joint program in City Design and Development. Studios often address cultural or urban problems in other countries- and recent studios have traveled to India, Japan, Iceland, Taipei, Brazil and China. Other studios might work on sites close to MIT including downtown Boston, itsgreater metropolitan area, and surrounding towns and cities- or might focus on theoretical or technical issues that culminate in fabricationand assembly, or even publications. In general design problems always include an awareness of issues of ecology and the broader debates of sustainability, and urbanism that combine with the search for appropriate expression of the specific culture and locale. Studios will address problems that may, on the surface, be more technical, dealing for example, with the development of new building envelopes that have improved environmental as well as visual performance. Others may be more experimental in nature, utilizing someof the new digitally based tools for fabrication and assembly, as well as techniques for testing and simulation. Students in the MArch program recognize the many possible roles within the architecture profession, and therefore should develop a responsibility for structuring their own educational programs, particularly in the selection of elective classes. While the curriculum specifies that students enroll in a range of subjects in several interrelated fields, they have some choice within each study area and an opportunity to concentrate in an area which they may define. Students are urged to have the concentration be reflected in their design theses. 相关链接：http://architecture.mit.edu/architectural-design/degree/march 学位名称：Master of Architecture 课程设置： 4.105 Geometric Disciplines and Architecture Skills Instructor: Joel Lamere 3-3-6 U 4.112 Architecture Design Fundamentals I Instructor: Joel Lamere, Cristina Parreno 0-12-9 U 4.114 Architecture Design Studio I Instructor: Jan Wampler “Community and Privacy – Building in Earthtexture” 0-12-9 U 4.116 Architecture Design Studio III Instructor: Mark Goulthorpe 0-6-3 U/G 4.121 / 4.122 Workshop in Making and Designing Space Instructor: Jan Wampler, Christopher Dewart First meeting: Thursday, September 8, 11am-1pm in N51-160 Making is the beginning of architecture. Putting materials together, discovering the limits of materials, the connections of materialsselecting the right materials for the right use are essential to making good architecture. 3-9-0 H 4.140J / MAS.863J How to Make (almost) Anything Instructor: 0-12-9 G 4.151 Architecture Design Core Studio I Instructor: Filip Tejchman The studio establishes foundations for architectural design through five exercises that build up in scope and complexity to engage issuesof space, organization, structure, circulation, use, and tectonics. 0-12-9 G 4.151 Architecture Design Core Studio I Instructor: William O'Brien Jr. The studio establishes foundations for architectural design through five exercises that build up in scope and complexity to engage issuesof space, organization, structure, circulation, use, and tectonics. 0-12-9 G 4.151 Architecture Design Core Studio I Instructor: 0-12-9 H 4.153 Architecture Design Core Studio III Instructor: J. Meejin Yoon 0-12-9 H 4.153 Architecture Design Core Studio III Instructor: Sheila Kennedy 0-12-9 H