16 Weeks • Instructor-Guided • Advanced Level
Explore sophisticated design methodologies, contemporary theory, and complex project development through structured instruction and personalized feedback.
This advanced course is designed for learners who have foundational knowledge and are ready to engage with sophisticated architectural concepts and complex design challenges.
Advanced Architectural Design moves beyond fundamental principles to explore contemporary theoretical frameworks, experimental methodologies, and the integration of technology in design practice. The course emphasizes critical engagement with current architectural discourse and the development of individual design philosophies.
Through weekly live sessions, personalized feedback, and comprehensive project work, you will refine your design thinking and expand your ability to tackle complex architectural problems. This instructor-guided format provides structured support while encouraging independent exploration and creative risk-taking.
16 weeks (structured)
8-10 hours per week
Advanced
Live sessions + projects
Weekly feedback
Foundational knowledge
Engage with contemporary architectural theory and develop the ability to articulate and defend design positions through critical discourse.
Develop sophisticated approaches to multifaceted design challenges that integrate technical, social, and aesthetic considerations.
Expand your proficiency with advanced digital tools and explore computational approaches to form-finding and design development.
Understand the realities of contemporary architectural practice, including collaboration, client relations, and project management.
Explore current theoretical discourse and analyze contemporary built works to understand how theory manifests in practice.
Investigate non-traditional design approaches including parametric design, material exploration, and computational form-finding.
Undertake a complex design project that integrates technical requirements, theoretical positioning, and contextual response.
Complete and present a substantial design proposal with comprehensive documentation and theoretical justification.
This course assumes foundational knowledge of architectural principles and design thinking. Applicants should have completed introductory architectural coursework or possess equivalent experience.
The course requires significant time commitment and self-directed work. Success depends on active participation in live sessions, thoughtful completion of assignments, and willingness to engage critically with challenging concepts.
Contact us to discuss your background and explore whether this course aligns with your learning goals.
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