Hi everyone. I am considering University of South California for pursuing graduate studies. However, I had never heard about it until today. I know Frank Ghery and Thom Mayne studied there, but besides that I have no clues.

I am looking for a school with an experimental vein, oriented to digital fabrication and parametric design, but also not being just a school where anything came out of a computer is appreciated just because of it was parametrically designed.

So, basically I'd like to know if anyone here have some references about the architecture graduate school, regarding programs, faculty, infrastructure, etc.. (basically, I want to know if it is a good place to study or not).

Thanks in advance.

Regards.