Carl Burdick
Master of Architecture
The University at Buffalo offers a fully accredited Master of Architecture degree. Students will take a sequence of design studios alongside appropriate ancillary courses. MArch graduates will demonstrate proficiency in the Student Performance Criteria as outlined by the NAAB:
Critical Thinking and Representation including, communication skills; design thinking skills; visual communication skills; technical documentation; investigative skills; fundamental design skills; use of precedents; ordering systems skills; historical traditions and global culture; cultural diversity; and applied research
Integrated Building Practices, Technical Skills and Knowledge including pre-design; accessibility; sustainability; site design; life safety; comprehensive design; financial considerations; environmental systems; structural systems; building envelope systems; building service systems; building materials and assemblies.
Leadership and Practice, including collaboration; human behavior; client role in architecture; project management; practice management; leadership; legal responsibilities; ethics and professional judgment; and community and social responsibility.
Curriculum
Current MArch students should consult the curriculum the received upon enrolling in the program which can also be obtained in the department office.
Admissions
Prospective students will find admissions policies and procedures at graduate admissions. For additional information on the MArch program, prospective students should contact Shannon Phillips at smp2@buffalo.edu.
