That's like asking what's a better shade of purple-- mauve or lavender? Plus, you could always look at the Design Intelligence rankings.

If you want people's opinions on the subject, you should probably state what you're interested in from getting out of your architecture education.

good idea. Okay, in terms of overall rankings, quality of professors, renown, etc.

I personally prefer lavender.

The question is not which Master of Architecture is better but rather which MArch is better for you. To answer that question, you must first determine what criteria you will use to make the decision.

Think along three factors -- You, Institution and Academic Unit. For many students pursuing the MArch, important factors are 1) faculty, 2) reputation, 3) philosophy/approach, 4) curriculum, 5) academic resource and 6) finances (scholarships/assistantships) as well as others.

Once you determine your criteria, compare each program against the criteria to decide which is the best for you. Comparing one program to another will get you nowhere.

Use these discussion boards to learn more about a program from those that have attended or visited; moreover, contact the program directly and ask for connections to students or recent alums.

Best in your decision-making.