
Welcome to Architecture
Collaborative research and education for a sustainable future is our mantra as we move forward to realize the full potential of our multidisciplinary School for leadership in planning, design, development and preservation of our environment. Strong relationships with the professional community of the Baltimore-Washington area support the interdisciplinary thrust of the School. With our four academic disciplines and the Center for Smart Growth, we are uniquely positioned to inform the rebuilding of the nation's infrastructure, to contribute expertise to the greening of the building industry, to educate students for an increasingly knowledge-based, performance-oriented, collaborative practice, and to mentor the next generation of architectural educators.
The current economic crisis has hit our professional community hard; created a harsh new reality for our soon-to-be graduates; and challenges us to do more with less. Our opportunity is to create the knowledge and educate the students that will be poised to implement change as resources begin to flow.
Madlen Simon, AIA
Associate Professor and Architecture Program Director
Click these links to view current student work, course websites, course directory, exhibits, lectures, study abroad, US travel study, Discovering Architecture for high school students, charrettes, B.S. program, M.Arch. program and graduate admissions FAQ.
Next Lecture: Wednesday, December 2, 6:15pm
Adèle Naudè Santos, FAIA
MIT School of Architecture and Planning | Professor and Dean
Want to be on a winning team and take home $50,000 your trouble? Faculty in all the disciplines are committed to working with one or more teams to earn Maryland the $50,000 top prize in the 2010 National ULI-Hines Competition-- the largest Design and Development Competition in the country.
AIA Potomac Valley honored numerous Maryland faculty and alumni at its 2009 Awards Gala.
October 13-30, 2009
Annapolis Mayor's Office
160 Duke of Gloucester Street
8:30am - 4:30pm, weekdays