GSAPP hosted the 2020 Open House for Prospective Students in an online format on October 26–30, 2020. The Dean, Faculty, students, and alumni offer a range of virtual resources that allow you to learn more about the School and its academic programs through live webinars and online presentations.

Additional Admissions Info and Q&A Sessions are scheduled throughout November and December. Please see the schedule of events below. If you have any questions about the application process, please contact arch_admissions@columbia.edu

Each academic program has a rich offering of virtual resources allowing students to learn more about the faculty and student body; observe live courses and lectures; and explore studio reports, student work, and more.

Upcoming Events

• December 10, 12:00pm EST
  Admissions Info Sessions and Q&A

• December 14, 8:00pm EST
  MSAUD Info Session and Q&A

• December 15, 7:00pm EST
  MSAAD Info Session and Q&A

• December 17, 7:00pm EST
  MSHP Info Session and Q&A

• December 18, 7:00pm EST
  Admissions Info Sessions and Q&A

Columbia GSAPP collaborated with Untapped New York – co-founded by Alumni Board Member Michelle Young (‘12 M.S.UP) – to create a mini-series of podcast episodes designed to explore the architectural and historic highlights of the University and related New York City neighborhoods.

In the first episode, they discuss five spots including Columbia’s Alma Mater sculpture, the Guastavino Dome at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Riverside Church’s Labyrinth, Ulysses S. Grant’s Tomb, and the meeting of 125th and 129th Streets.

In the second installment, Michelle Young and Justin Rivers explore neighborhoods in Upper Manhattan where many of GSAPP’s students choose to live. They head from Morningside Heights to Harlem, Hamilton Heights, Washington Heights, and Inwood. Along the way, they point out culinary and cultural highlights of each neighborhood, including NYC’s largest slice at Koronet Pizza in Morningside Heights, Harlem’s Apollo Theater, the Audubon Mural Project in Hamilton Heights, and the many parks and views of Washington Heights. We also hear from Columbia affiliated residents of Harlem and Washington Heights who tell us about why they love their neighborhoods.