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Advanced Architectural Design Open House

Please see the main 2023 Open House for Prospective Students webpage for additional events and resources.

MS in Advanced Architectural Design Curriculum Presentation
Andrés Jaque, Dean and Program Director. October 2023

In-Person Open House


Monday, 16 October 2023

  • 9:00AM – 11:00AM
    Check-in, Breakfast, GSAPP Fair
    Low Library Faculty Room

  • 10:00AM – 12:00PM
    Campus and Building Visits with Avery Library Tours
    Tours leave from Low Library

  • 12:00PM – 1:30PM
    Lunch with Faculty and Student Representatives
    East Gallery, Buell Hall

  • 1:30PM – 2:00PM
    Welcome and School Overview by Dean Andrés Jaque
    East Gallery, Buell Hall

  • 2:00PM – 3:00PM
    MSAAD Curriculum Overview by Dean and Program Director Andrés Jaque
    Avery 114

  • 3:30PM – 4:30PM
    Career Services Office Hours
    Fayerweather 209

  • 4:00PM – 5:00PM
    CBAC Publications Presentation
    Fayerweather 209

  • 5:00PM – 6:30PM
    Snack Break and Student Q&A
    Avery 100

  • 6:30PM – 8:30PM
    Lecture by GSAPP faculty member Marc Tsurumaki
    Wood Auditorium, Avery 113

  • 8:30PM – 10:00PM
    Student Social
    Avery 100

Student Work

Visit the online 2023 End of Year Show to see student work from the Advanced Studios, as well as portfolios from each 2023 MSAAD graduate.

You can also browse the digital archive for work associated by studio and instructor.

Career Services at Columbia GSAPP

Career Services at Columbia GSAPP strives to keep students in touch with the professional world beyond Avery Hall and professionals aware of our excellent students. Career Services organizes events throughout the year including career fairs, workshops, alumni networking events, and panel discussions.

Watch an interview with Karen Cover, Assistant Director of Career Services, recorded in March 2021.

Arguments Lecture Series
This ongoing series brings together a diverse group of speakers whose work addresses today’s most pressing challenges⁠—environmental, political, and social and beyond.

AAD Arguments
AAD Arguments
Chip Lord
July 19, 2023
Techno-Critical Assemblies
This ongoing series brings together a speakers whose work incorporates cutting-edge technologies using critical methodologies.

Urban Data

Lecture by Violet Whitney and Jared Friedman
April 6, 2021

Visit the event page here.

Columbia GSAPP Lecture and Event Series
The Dean’s lecture and event series invites guests from across the world to deliver talks and participate in discussions with the GSAPP community. Below is a selection of events featuring M.S.AAD faculty members.

AFFIRMATION 3: DESIGN POLICY
Vicki Been, Christopher Hawthorne
October 2, 2023
Abstract

Abstract is the annual print publication of faculty-selected student work from Columbia University GSAPP, produced through the Office of the Dean.

rAADio

rAADio is an investigation by Advanced Architectural Design students in the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation at Columbia University. As a cohort from a plurality of diverse backgrounds, we aim to observe the many polycentric entanglements of architecture. We explore the questions of how we expand the traditional role and associations of architecture between assemblages, interrelationships, bodies, and technologies; beyond simple scalar translations.

Follow rAADio on Instagram at @gsapp_raadio.

You can also find a self-guided audio walking tour of Columbia University’s historic campus by Professor and Historic Preservationist Andrew Dolkart (‘77 MS HP) here.

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