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New York / Paris Program Requirements
All students applying to the program must choose a studio component in either Architecture or Urban Studies. Each option provides 32 points of course work to be completed in two terms. Students have the option of enrolling for the fall term only, however spring enrollment is contingent upon successful completion of the fall semester, or poses previous education in architectural studies. Courses are taught by faculty members of the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation, and by professional architects, planners, and preservationists in both cities.
Term I (Fall)
New York
STUDIO COMPONENT:
A4000 Architecture Design studio 4 pts
or
A4043 Workshop in urban studies 4 pts
HISTORY/THEORY COMPONENT:
A4027 Architecture, planning, and preservation: New York* 3 pts
A4028 Building New York* 3 pts
A6769 History of the American city 3 pts
Elective 3 pts
* Denotes elective courses for post graduate students
A4000 Architecture Design studio 4 pts
or
A4043 Workshop in urban studies 4 pts
HISTORY/THEORY COMPONENT:
A4027 Architecture, planning, and preservation: New York* 3 pts
A4028 Building New York* 3 pts
A6769 History of the American city 3 pts
Elective 3 pts
* Denotes elective courses for post graduate students
Term II (Spring)
Paris
STUDIO COMPONENT:
A4010 Architecture Design studio 4 pts
or
A4044 Seminar in comparative planning and preservation 4 pts
HISTORY/THEORY COMPONENT:
A4029 Architecture, planning, and preservation: Paris 3 pts
A4030 The Development of Paris 3 pts
A4031 History of European cities 3 pts
A4051 French seminar 1.5pts or 3 pts
Electives 1.5 pts
RE-Draw I
Architectural Photography
RE-Draw II
Between Worlds
Architecture and Film
A4010 Architecture Design studio 4 pts
or
A4044 Seminar in comparative planning and preservation 4 pts
HISTORY/THEORY COMPONENT:
A4029 Architecture, planning, and preservation: Paris 3 pts
A4030 The Development of Paris 3 pts
A4031 History of European cities 3 pts
A4051 French seminar 1.5pts or 3 pts
Electives 1.5 pts
RE-Draw I
Architectural Photography
RE-Draw II
Between Worlds
Architecture and Film
Faculty
The New York/Paris Program faculty come from a wide range of backgrounds across the fields of architecture, planning, preservation, urban studies, and art history. The diversity of academic and professional pursuits bring a rich body of experience and expertise to the program's New York and Paris contexts and students.
View Faculty Bios here.
NEW YORK PARIS FACULTY:
Danielle Smoller, Director
Patrick O'Connor, Co-Director Paris
Modjeh Baratloo: www.mojibaratloo.com
Babyak Bryan
Claude Bouchard
Ann Buttenwieser: www.floatingpool.org
Veronique Descharrieres
Andrew Dolkart
Thomas de Monchaux
Michael Herrman
Mary Johnson
Jane Kim
Mark Lyon
Rafael Magrou
Peter O'Brien
Ken Rabin
Carol Willis: www.skyscraper.org
Gwendolyn Wright
View Faculty Bios here.
NEW YORK PARIS FACULTY:
Danielle Smoller, Director
Patrick O'Connor, Co-Director Paris
Modjeh Baratloo: www.mojibaratloo.com
Babyak Bryan
Claude Bouchard
Ann Buttenwieser: www.floatingpool.org
Veronique Descharrieres
Andrew Dolkart
Thomas de Monchaux
Michael Herrman
Mary Johnson
Jane Kim
Mark Lyon
Rafael Magrou
Peter O'Brien
Ken Rabin
Carol Willis: www.skyscraper.org
Gwendolyn Wright