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GSAPP Resources
IT Support & Helpdesk
Executive Director of Information Technology: John Ramahlo
The School has embarked on an ambitious campaign to incorporate state-of-the-art digital technologies in the design curriculum. Since the introduction of the first “paperless” design studios on the seventh floor of Avery in the mid-nine-ties, there has been substantial annual investment and dramatic improvements in the facilities and electronic infrastructure for research, teaching, presentation, computer-aided design, and general computing at the GSAPP. Meanwhile, the general computing resources provided by the University have been upgraded as well and include a variety of e-mail and online services as well as a campus-wide wireless network.
The AV Office
Luis Fernandez, Manager
Kevin T. Allen, Assistant
The AV Office facilitates many audio-visual needs at GSAPP. It supports and maintains classroom technology such as projectors, televisions and computers as well as portable classroom presentation equipment. It also maintains an inventroy of media equipment for student use, including digital video cameras, digital still cameras, audio recorders and gps devices.
The Output Shop
Manager: Carlito Bayne
The Output Shop is a full service print facility serving GSAPP students and faculty of Columbia University. Services provided include plotting large drawings, laser cutting and 3D printing. The OPS currently operates three laser cutters, three 3D printers, and four design-jet plotters.
The Slide & Video Library
Curator: Caroline Schermer Lebar Assitant Curator: Damon Lau Assitant Curator: Tiffany Rattray
The Architecture Slide and Video Library is a student-run facility providing GSAPP students and faculty with more than 210,000 images in digital, 35mm slide, and lantern slide formats. Our collection also includes VHS and DVD recordings of over twenty years of lectures and events held at GSAPP.
Abstract Archiving Procedures
gsapp.abstract [at] gmail.com
ABSTRACT is the yearly publication of student work from Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation.
GIS
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has become an essential tool for understanding the environment. It follows that the GIS software has become an invaluable resource for both Architects and Planners in conceptualizing the built environment. Columbia’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP) has recognized the ability of this technology, and has focused on developing infrastructure and research that explores new possibilities of GIS.
Career Services
GSAPP career services and university-wide career services provided by The Center for Career Education.
The Graphics Project
The Graphics Project is GSAPP workshop focused on successful portfolio making. Hear world-famous book designers describe how they make a book, learn good typefaces and how to use them, see past winning student portfolios, and get access to resources in New York and beyond. The event takes place once a year in January and is designed to help you reflect on your work at GSAPP and develop the tools you need to produce a successful portfolio.
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2011 ARE Pass Rates
Architect Registration Examination® pass rates for Columbia Alumni in 2011
|
Program- ming, Planning & Practice |
Site Planning & Design | Building Design & Construction Systems | Schematic Design | Structural Systems | Building Systems | Construction Documents & Services | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| # | 96 | 89 | 71 | 99 | 63 | 60 | 99 |
| Pass Rate | 69.00 | 25.00 | 70.00 | 83.00 | 70.00 | 73.00 | 64.00 |