Styrofoam cutting
Hot foiling
UV Lamp curing- Resin
Clay sculpting-making molds
Paper mache
Heat transfer
Cold medium transfer-gel
Metal stamping
Heat pwder embossing
Paper Embossing with roller
Origami/Kirigami
Plastic melting- using pyarn
Decoden- silicone- daap plastic
Heat shrinking drawings on paper
Flex rubber sealing
Solder- copper foil tape
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Monday, December 5, 2011
Admissions
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MIT- 617-253-2917
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MIT- 617-253-2917
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Friday, November 18, 2011
Michigan
Application
https://www.applyweb.com/public/account?s=umarch
Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) Admissions
- Application and Portfolio Deadline: January 15th annually
- Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Application Deadline: February 15th annually
- Notification of Acceptance: Early March annually
- Enrollment Deposit and Intent to Enroll Deadline: April 15th annually
Graduate Admissions Eligibility:
Taubman College offers two options to its Graduate Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) Program.
2-Year Master of Architecture
Applicants to the 2-year M.Arch. option should have a bachelor of science degree in architecture or its equivalent. Admitted 2-year M.Arch. students begin in the fall term.
A student should have completed the following pre-requisite courses as part of their undergraduate degree in architecture.
- 4 sequential architecture studio design courses (5-6 credits each course)
- 2 construction courses (6 credits)
- 2 structure courses (6 credits)
- 2 sustainable systems courses (6 credits)
- 2 history of architecture courses (6 credits)
- 2 design fundamentals courses (6 credits)
GRADUATE (2-YEAR)
| Michigan residents | Non-Residents | International | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fall + Winter Tuition | $23,994 | $35,654 | $35,654 | ||
| Books & Supplies | $2,500 | $2,500 | $2,500 | ||
| Living | $18,000 | $18,000 | $18,000 | ||
| Health Insurance | $1,310 | ||||
| Total | $44,494 | $56,154 | $57,464 |
Columbia University
DEADLINES:
Degree Programs:
December 15Master of Architecture
January 15M.S. Advanced Architectural Design
M.S. Architecture and Urban Design
M.S. Urban Planning
M.S. Historic Preservation
M.S. Real Estate Development
M.S. Critical, Curatorial, and Conceptual
Practices in Archtecture
Certificate in Conservation
Non-degree Programs:
Rolling admissionNY/Paris Program
Introduction to Architecture
August 15 (Fall term)Special Student
December 1 (Spring term)
August 15 (Fall term)Visiting Scholar
December 1 (Spring term)
CONTACT:
GSAPP Admissions Office
400 Avery Hall
1172 Amsterdam Avenue
New York, NY 10027
Telephone: 212.854.3414
http://www.arch.columbia.edu/admissions/
DEGREE PROGRAMS
Application Requirements for Degree Programs:
Only one application per admissions period is accepted. Multiple applications to different programs will not be processed unless you are applying to a dual degree program.
Dual-Degree:
Master of Architecture and M.S. Historic Preservation
Master of Architecture and M.S. Urban Planning
M.S. Urban Planning and M.S. Historic Preservation
APPLICATION FEE:
A $75 non-refundable application fee is required. This fee is submitted online and can be paid by Visa or Mastercard. Checks are not accepted.
Applicants applying to a Dual-Degree Program will need to submit two separate applications and application fees.
TRANSCRIPTS:
An official transcript from each university attended and credit earned is required. Applicants can choose to 'mail' or 'upload' a copy of their academic recrd. Please see UPLOADING A TRANSCRIPT for detailed instructions and a link to the UPLOAD page. All transcripts must be received by the application deadline. Foreign transcripts must be accompanied by notarized English translations.
LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION:
Three letters are required for all Degree Programs. Applicants to the Introduction to Architecture Program and Special Students need not submit a letter. Visiting Scholars and applicants to the New York/Paris Program are required to submit one letter of recommendation.Recommenders may submit their letters electronically through our application system. If your recommender does not wish to submit their recommendation letters online, letters can be submitted on the recommender’s own stationary and be sent directly to the school. The GSAPP does not have a special form to fill out or specific questions to answer. The recommender should include the applicants full name and program of study in the body of the letter. Envelopes must be sealed with the writer’s signature across the flap. Please have paper recommendations sent directly to:
GSAPP Admissions Office
400 Avery Hall
1172 Amsterdam Ave
New York, NY 10027
PERSONAL STATEMENT
With the exception of the Introduction to Architecture Program and the M.S. Real Estate Development Program, all degree and non-degree candidates will need to submit a personal statement of approximately 500 words.
Personal statements should describe your background, your past work in your intended field of study, and your plans for graduate study and a professional career. If you are presently in a graduate program at another university, please explain why you wish to leave. If you have not yet come to a decision about your career, or if your plans are tentative, please do not hesitate to say so.
Introduction to Architecture applicants need not submit a statement.
In lieu of a personal statement, applicants to the MSRED Program are required to submit three-500 word essays.
RESUME:
Resumes are required for the M. S. Real Estate Development program.
PORTFOLIO:
A portfolio is required for the Master of Architecture, M.S. Advanced Architectural Design and the M.S. Architecture and Urban Design program.
A / MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE - All applicants must submit a portfolio containing reproductions of original drawings, prints, graphic design, or sculpture. Portfolios must not exceed 8 ½ X 11 inches( 22 X 28cm) or be more than ½ inch (2cm) thick. Large Portfolios with glass or protruding metal parts, slides, DVD’s, or CDs are not accepted. Portfolios must be marked with the applicants’ full name.
B / M.S. ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN & M.S. ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN - Applicants must submit examples of architectural design following the above format.
Portfolios that do not conform to this format will not be accepted.
Please submit a self-addressed, stamped envelope if you wish to have your portfolio returned. For international addresses you may submit postage coupons in lieu of U.S. stamps.
All Architectural portfolios will be discarded May 15 unless return is requested prior to this date.
TEST SCORES
A / GRADUATE RECORD EXAM (GRE):
The GRE is required of all applicants to the Master of Architecture, Urban Planning, Historic Preservation and Critical, Curatorial and Conceptual Practices programs. Applicants to the Real Estate Development Programare required to submit GRE or GMAT scores.
Test scores should arrive by the application deadline. A score of 500 or above on both sections are suggested. GSAPP requires a minimum verbal score of 450. Submitted applications with a verbal score below 450 will not be reviewed. Information about the GRE can be obtained by contacting the Educational Testing Service by phone 1-800-473-2255 or web at www.gre.org. Test scores should be sent to the institution code 2164. A department code is not needed.
Applicants to the Advanced Architectural Design and Architecture and Urban Design programs are not required to take the GRE.
B / GRADUATE MANAGEMENT ADMISSION TEST (GMAT):
Applicants to the Real Estate Development Program are required to submit a GRE or GMAT scores. Candidates who choose to take the GMAT should contact the Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC) or visit HTTP://WWW.MBA>COM/MBA/THEGMAT. Test scores should be sent to the institution code QF8-73-53.
For information about the GRE please see above.
NOTICE OF ADMISSION STATUS:
Applicants may view their decision status via ApplyYourself by the first week of April. Admission decisions are not given over the phone.
Degree Programs:December 15Master of ArchitectureJanuary 15M.S. Advanced Architectural DesignM.S. Architecture and Urban DesignM.S. Urban PlanningM.S. Historic PreservationM.S. Real Estate DevelopmentM.S. Critical, Curatorial, and ConceptualPractices in ArchtectureCertificate in ConservationNon-degree Programs:Rolling admissionNY/Paris ProgramIntroduction to ArchitectureAugust 15 (Fall term)Special StudentDecember 1 (Spring term)August 15 (Fall term)Visiting ScholarDecember 1 (Spring term)CONTACT:
GSAPP Admissions Office400 Avery Hall1172 Amsterdam AvenueNew York, NY 10027Telephone: 212.854.3414http://www.arch.columbia.edu/admissions/
Application Requirements for Degree Programs:
Only one application per admissions period is accepted. Multiple applications to different programs will not be processed unless you are applying to a dual degree program.
Dual-Degree:
Master of Architecture and M.S. Historic Preservation
Master of Architecture and M.S. Urban Planning
M.S. Urban Planning and M.S. Historic Preservation
APPLICATION FEE:
A $75 non-refundable application fee is required. This fee is submitted online and can be paid by Visa or Mastercard. Checks are not accepted.
Applicants applying to a Dual-Degree Program will need to submit two separate applications and application fees.
TRANSCRIPTS:
An official transcript from each university attended and credit earned is required. Applicants can choose to 'mail' or 'upload' a copy of their academic recrd. Please see UPLOADING A TRANSCRIPT for detailed instructions and a link to the UPLOAD page. All transcripts must be received by the application deadline. Foreign transcripts must be accompanied by notarized English translations.
LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION:
Three letters are required for all Degree Programs. Applicants to the Introduction to Architecture Program and Special Students need not submit a letter. Visiting Scholars and applicants to the New York/Paris Program are required to submit one letter of recommendation.Recommenders may submit their letters electronically through our application system. If your recommender does not wish to submit their recommendation letters online, letters can be submitted on the recommender’s own stationary and be sent directly to the school. The GSAPP does not have a special form to fill out or specific questions to answer. The recommender should include the applicants full name and program of study in the body of the letter. Envelopes must be sealed with the writer’s signature across the flap. Please have paper recommendations sent directly to:
GSAPP Admissions Office
400 Avery Hall
1172 Amsterdam Ave
New York, NY 10027
PERSONAL STATEMENT
With the exception of the Introduction to Architecture Program and the M.S. Real Estate Development Program, all degree and non-degree candidates will need to submit a personal statement of approximately 500 words.
Personal statements should describe your background, your past work in your intended field of study, and your plans for graduate study and a professional career. If you are presently in a graduate program at another university, please explain why you wish to leave. If you have not yet come to a decision about your career, or if your plans are tentative, please do not hesitate to say so.
Introduction to Architecture applicants need not submit a statement.
In lieu of a personal statement, applicants to the MSRED Program are required to submit three-500 word essays.
RESUME:
Resumes are required for the M. S. Real Estate Development program.
PORTFOLIO:
A portfolio is required for the Master of Architecture, M.S. Advanced Architectural Design and the M.S. Architecture and Urban Design program.
A / MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE - All applicants must submit a portfolio containing reproductions of original drawings, prints, graphic design, or sculpture. Portfolios must not exceed 8 ½ X 11 inches( 22 X 28cm) or be more than ½ inch (2cm) thick. Large Portfolios with glass or protruding metal parts, slides, DVD’s, or CDs are not accepted. Portfolios must be marked with the applicants’ full name.
B / M.S. ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN & M.S. ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN - Applicants must submit examples of architectural design following the above format.
Portfolios that do not conform to this format will not be accepted.
Please submit a self-addressed, stamped envelope if you wish to have your portfolio returned. For international addresses you may submit postage coupons in lieu of U.S. stamps.
All Architectural portfolios will be discarded May 15 unless return is requested prior to this date.
TEST SCORES
A / GRADUATE RECORD EXAM (GRE):
The GRE is required of all applicants to the Master of Architecture, Urban Planning, Historic Preservation and Critical, Curatorial and Conceptual Practices programs. Applicants to the Real Estate Development Programare required to submit GRE or GMAT scores.
Test scores should arrive by the application deadline. A score of 500 or above on both sections are suggested. GSAPP requires a minimum verbal score of 450. Submitted applications with a verbal score below 450 will not be reviewed. Information about the GRE can be obtained by contacting the Educational Testing Service by phone 1-800-473-2255 or web at www.gre.org. Test scores should be sent to the institution code 2164. A department code is not needed.
Applicants to the Advanced Architectural Design and Architecture and Urban Design programs are not required to take the GRE.
B / GRADUATE MANAGEMENT ADMISSION TEST (GMAT):
Applicants to the Real Estate Development Program are required to submit a GRE or GMAT scores. Candidates who choose to take the GMAT should contact the Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC) or visit HTTP://WWW.MBA>COM/MBA/THEGMAT. Test scores should be sent to the institution code QF8-73-53.
For information about the GRE please see above.
NOTICE OF ADMISSION STATUS:
Applicants may view their decision status via ApplyYourself by the first week of April. Admission decisions are not given over the phone.
Sci-Arc
| wuJ4hKrkMX Site key for application. Application: https://my.sciarc.edu/ICS/Admissions/Apply_for_Admission.jnz?portlet=Apply_Online_2.0&screen=Display+Form&screenType=next Graduate Admission | |
| Students are admitted into the graduate programs in the fall term only. Admission is determined by a review of the applicant’s personal statement, letters of recommendation, academic record, and portfolio of architectural and creative work. |
M.ARCH 2 Graduate Degree Program 2yrs.(5 terms)
http://www.sciarc.edu/portal/programs/graduate/march_2/index.html
Cost of Attendance
http://www.sciarc.edu/portal/admissions/tuition/index.html
Visiting instructors have included Raimund Abraham, Lise-Anne Couture, Odile Decq, Bill MacDonald, Jeffrey Kipnis, Norman Klein, Sulan Kolatan, Neil Leach, Brendan MacFarlane, Michael Maltzan, Monica Ponce de Leon, and Michele Saee.
Architect Raimund Abraham was the winner among 226 submissions in a competition held in 1992 to choose a design for the ACF’s new building. It is considered as an architectural anomaly because despite its small footprint it is 24 stories and 275 feet tall. The building’s facade is clad in glass and aluminum and gradually tapers to a narrow point as the building slants upwards. The structure is regarded as one of the most interesting architectural projects in recent New York history. It houses exhibition spaces, a theater, a library for books and audio recordings, offices, seminar and reception
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