Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Architecture and Environmental Design (KK19)

Program Description

The Architecture and Environmental Design BSc encompasses the ‘artistic’ and the ‘scientific’ to create a new generation of architects who are not only architecturally competent and environmentally aware, but also able to explore the spatial poetics with an evidence-informed approach, selectively evaluate design options, and quantify the building performance and environmental benefits and impact of their designs.

Students will develop their creative space- and form-making, environmental design, technical and analytical skills, as well as their critical thinking and awareness of the wider architectural context.

Half of the time on the course will be spent on studio-based design activities and half on bioclimatic, historical, cultural, socio-economic and professional studies. All modules have a strong interdisciplinary approach that highlights the added value that environmental architects bring to the building industry and to society.