I am looking to apply to programs with a focus on the digital side of design - Digital Fabrication and Computational Design. It appears that GSAPP, UPenn, and MIT are among the top school with this focus - is there any other program you'd all recommend looking into?
Also- Any thoughts about the M. Arch program at Carnegie Mellon?
Thanks!
tomahawks_619
Sep 12, 17 8:16 pm
There are couple but the schools you said along with Pratt , Sci Arc & Michigan.
A lot of the teachers do float around between these fabrication / parametric schools so you might see familiar names.
( o Y o )
Sep 12, 17 9:13 pm
Maybe try posting in 'Academia'. That way people not interested in your prepubescent noodling wouldn't have to wade through it here.
Search these. These are what I'm looking into as I'm also interested in getting into the same degree. They're all outside of the US, cheaper options (excluding London) and have reputable faculty and curriculum as well.
Switzerland: ETH Zurich DFAB
Spain: ETSAV / CODA Parametric Design in Architecture
France: Design By Data (it's in Paris)
Germany: M-CDC (University of Applied Sciences in Detmold, Germany)
Germany: ICD ITECH
London: Architectural Computation at the Bartlett (UCL)
London: EmTech, DRL or Design & Make at the AA
monn
Apr 1, 18 6:26 am
for Eu don't forget IAAC and university of struttgard
monn
Apr 1, 18 6:28 am
However coming back to the US, I have been accepted SCI Arc (EDGE in architectural technologies) and University of Michigan (MS in digital and material technology)
They are both great schools and I am a little confused as to which would work out better for me.
I am very interested in exploring what mass customization, in terms of architecture, may mean for us beyond the aesthetical / envelope explorations. I am interested in fractal growth and how human data could inform the spatial organisation. I am very interested in coding, especially seeing architecture as a user and context fed data system.
Let me know what your thoughts are. :)
Thanks
visionofart
Oct 19, 19 6:12 am
i want to do masters in parametric architecture. Can u suggest me Universities for it..?
Hey all,
I am looking to apply to programs with a focus on the digital side of design - Digital Fabrication and Computational Design. It appears that GSAPP, UPenn, and MIT are among the top school with this focus - is there any other program you'd all recommend looking into?
Also- Any thoughts about the M. Arch program at Carnegie Mellon?
Thanks!
There are couple but the schools you said along with Pratt , Sci Arc & Michigan.
A lot of the teachers do float around between these fabrication / parametric schools so you might see familiar names.
Maybe try posting in 'Academia'. That way people not interested in your prepubescent noodling wouldn't have to wade through it here.
Poke around The Association for Computer Aided Design in Architecture. You might find some names and/or work associated with schools that interests you.
This is perfect. Thank you!
For any one else interested in the space, here are a couple more organizations that were super helpful during my research:
SMART GEOMETRY , Robots in Architecture , Association for Computer Aided Design in Architecture.
Search these. These are what I'm looking into as I'm also interested in getting into the same degree. They're all outside of the US, cheaper options (excluding London) and have reputable faculty and curriculum as well.
Switzerland: ETH Zurich DFAB
Spain: ETSAV / CODA Parametric Design in Architecture
France: Design By Data (it's in Paris)
Germany: M-CDC (University of Applied Sciences in Detmold, Germany)
Germany: ICD ITECH
London: Architectural Computation at the Bartlett (UCL)
London: EmTech, DRL or Design & Make at the AA
for Eu don't forget IAAC and university of struttgard
However coming back to the US, I have been accepted SCI Arc (EDGE in architectural technologies) and University of Michigan (MS in digital and material technology)
They are both great schools and I am a little confused as to which would work out better for me.
I am very interested in exploring what mass customization, in terms of architecture, may mean for us beyond the aesthetical / envelope explorations. I am interested in fractal growth and how human data could inform the spatial organisation. I am very interested in coding, especially seeing architecture as a user and context fed data system.
Let me know what your thoughts are. :)
Thanks
i want to do masters in parametric architecture. Can u suggest me Universities for it..?