Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc)
Pratt Institute
University of Southern California (USC)
Tulane University
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Temple University
University of Oregon
Cranbrook Academy of Art
New York Institute of Technology (NYIT)
Kansas State University
What schools in the USA offer good March II programs with architecture programming disciplines?
I want to find some programs where architecture programming (facility programming) is included to or optional in theories and methods of architectural studies as a discipline
any help is welcome
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What?
Architectural programming is the research and decision-making process that identifies the scope of work to be designed - is that clear?
nope.
Wow, if you're that skilled at using google to look up a definition I'm sure you can use that same search engine to find what you're looking for.
no I can't that's why I'm asking
I'm sorry then maybe there's a 'How to google for Dummies' that could help...
no, thank you, I asked here because I wanted to know it from people who studied that thing, not every program google can list, but "good" from their opinion
Why the hell would you value my opinion over doing your own research?
because I've already done my own and I need to know other opinions, I don't see anything wrong in it
What have you cone up with so far? Maybe if you share that you can get better feedback...
it is not.
"...architecture programming is included to or optional in theories and methods of architectural studies as a discipline..."
The confusion comes from your sentence structure. Does that mean you would like to take courses in/focus your research on programming? Or you want to study the role of programming in architectural education?
sorry for that, I mean to take courses in/focus research on programming
I personally don't know of any programs that have this as a focus. By AIA standards, the client provides the program and the architect is not responsible for it. Typically, helping a client develop the program is considered 'additional services' and not something you do often. If you are looking to focus your career on programming, you might want to look at a programming consulting firm and see where their staff studied/how they got there. If you are looking for something purely academic, you might try looking into faculty interests at schools you're interested in.
Thank you very much for your response! I read about several AP programs exactly I need, but they are no longer available. The point is i just want to finish my research about AP from architect's point of view. And I also didn't find any other schools where AP can be studied, except architecture schools
Thank you very much for your response! I read about several AP programs exactly I need, but they are no longer available. The point is i just want to finish my research about AP from architect's point of view. And I also didn't find any other schools where AP can be studied, except architecture schools
Anyway, thank you very much, ill try as you said
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