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Geofutures Master of Science in Architecture Program at Rensselaer Architecture: Student Project Wins Second Place in Archinect’s Dry Futures Competition
The Geofutures Master of Science in Architecture (MSArch) is a one-year postgraduate program intended for students who already hold a professional undergraduate degree in architecture (BArch or equivalent) but would like to obtain a masters degree. The program is also open to students interested in advanced graduate study who hold an undergraduate non-professional degree from a related field of study in the arts, sciences, or humanities. Sectional model of downtown LA ‘urban swale’ showing subterranean reservoir and terraced water filtration landscape as situated below an excavated road intersection, Urban Swales (Geofutures, 2015) Aerial rendering of a typical ‘urban swale’, this one located at a road intersection in downtown Los Angeles, Urban Swales (Geofutures, 2015) Aerial rendering of reconstituted ‘shoreline’ around lower Manhattan, The Mannahatta Project (Geofutures, 2015). Interior rendering of ‘beach zone’ portion of reconstituted ‘shoreline’ showing human-nonhuman spatial and programmatic interface, The Mannahatta Project (2015). Rendering of artificial island proposal for endangered species incubation, Coropolis (Geofutures, 2013).

The Geofutures Master of Science in Architecture (MSArch) is a one-year postgraduate program intended for students who already hold a professional undergraduate degree in architecture (BArch or equivalent) but would like to obtain a masters degree. The program is also open to students interested in advanced graduate study who hold an undergraduate non-professional degree from a related field of study in the arts, sciences, or humanities.
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The Geofutures Master of Science in Architecture (MSArch) is a one-year postgraduate program intended for students who already hold a professional undergraduate degree in architecture (BArch or equivalent) but would like to obtain a masters degree. The program is also open to students interested in advanced graduate study who hold an undergraduate non-professional degree from a related field of study in the arts, sciences, or humanities.