Architecture
Architects and landscape architects play a critical role in engaging with some of the world’s most complex issues—from climate change to urban density, social and economic diversity to cultural preservation. The School of Architecture’s undergraduate and graduate programs aim to furnish each student with a deep understanding of the field’s fundamentals while developing a holistic perspective of architecture’s vast scope and impact. Our graduates leave ready to tackle the evolving challenges of society and our physical environment.
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Our School is focused on how architecture, landscape, and urban design negotiate the diverse concerns that are inherent to our urbanized context and ultimately shape how we live.
Dan Adams
Associate Professor and Chair, Architecture
Featured Student Work
Phase 4.0: The Exquisite
Architecture
This project by students Carson Dallas and Bianca Rabbie strives to create a lasting structure that provides a forced irregularity through many iterations over the course of time.
Light It Up
Architecture
LIGHT IT UP is an archival and exhibitory investigation into the tobacco barns, or sheds, of the Pioneer Valley. The ultimate goal of this effort is to expand the scope of architectural design beyond the human.
Systems Integration Project
Architecture
Final Project for Architecture COMP STUDIO ARCH 5120 lead by Professors David Fannon and Michelle Laboy. This project, which site is located in Allston MA, explored the construction of a building that allows adaptive reuse to ensure it last longer. We proposed three programs: a brewery, an art gallery and a performance hall. The building uses passive ventilation techniques, and it is designed to be underground, with three pavilions raising above the ground.
Aim Higher: Reconsidering Airport Security in the Post-9/11
Architecture
Reconsidering airport security in the post-9/11 era
Wonderland
Architecture
ARCH 7130 Authors: Professor Timothy Love | Haneen Almohammad | Seifali Desai | Alexandria Goudy | Taylor Place | Sara Schwatz
Aim Higher: Reconsidering Airport Security in the Post-9/11
Architecture
Reconsidering airport security in the post-9/11 era
Wonderland
Architecture
ARCH 7130 Authors: Professor Timothy Love | Haneen Almohammad | Seifali Desai | Alexandria Goudy | Taylor Place | Sara Schwatz
Phase 4.0: The Exquisite
Architecture
This project by students Carson Dallas and Bianca Rabbie strives to create a lasting structure that provides a forced irregularity through many iterations over the course of time.
Light It Up
Architecture
LIGHT IT UP is an archival and exhibitory investigation into the tobacco barns, or sheds, of the Pioneer Valley. The ultimate goal of this effort is to expand the scope of architectural design beyond the human.
Systems Integration Project
Architecture
Final Project for Architecture COMP STUDIO ARCH 5120 lead by Professors David Fannon and Michelle Laboy. This project, which site is located in Allston MA, explored the construction of a building that allows adaptive reuse to ensure it last longer. We proposed three programs: a brewery, an art gallery and a performance hall. The building uses passive ventilation techniques, and it is designed to be underground, with three pavilions raising above the ground.
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Wonderland
Architecture
ARCH 7130 Authors: Professor Timothy Love | Haneen Almohammad | Seifali Desai | Alexandria Goudy | Taylor Place | Sara Schwatz
Phase 4.0: The Exquisite
Architecture
This project by students Carson Dallas and Bianca Rabbie strives to create a lasting structure that provides a forced irregularity through many iterations over the course of time.
Light It Up
Architecture
LIGHT IT UP is an archival and exhibitory investigation into the tobacco barns, or sheds, of the Pioneer Valley. The ultimate goal of this effort is to expand the scope of architectural design beyond the human.
Systems Integration Project
Architecture
Final Project for Architecture COMP STUDIO ARCH 5120 lead by Professors David Fannon and Michelle Laboy. This project, which site is located in Allston MA, explored the construction of a building that allows adaptive reuse to ensure it last longer. We proposed three programs: a brewery, an art gallery and a performance hall. The building uses passive ventilation techniques, and it is designed to be underground, with three pavilions raising above the ground.
Aim Higher: Reconsidering Airport Security in the Post-9/11
Architecture
Reconsidering airport security in the post-9/11 era
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Featured Courses
View All CoursesTaught by Professor George Thrush
The course will expose you to the world’s leading thinkers and designers in fields as varied as software, business, entertainment, branding, information design, and all manner of communication. Top designers and innovators will explain how they solve multiple challenges at once, and how design thinking brings so much value to the contemporary marketplace.
Focuses on site planning and design with an emphasis on parks and open-space systems in the adaptive reuse of urban sites. Projects focus on the creation and cultivation of public space, transformation of site conditions, and development of sustainable site materials. Emphasizes site analysis, development of an individual design process, and design communication strategies. This studio course introduces students to urban design precedents, site research, and remediation methods.
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NAAB Accreditation
The National Architectural Accrediting Board reviewed the Northeastern University School of Architecture in February 2018.
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