Information on Cornell AAP's Architecture department degrees for undergraduates, including bachelor of architecture and bachelor of science degrees.

Cornell AAP's bachelor of architecture, or b.arch., program curriculum and course requirements.

Information for undergraduate applicants to the Department of Architecture at Cornell AAP. Portfolio requirements, interview and visit information, and standardized test requirements.

Architecture at Cornell's College of Architecture, Art, and Planning (AAP) is about creative and critical design practices that make lasting impact — balancing rigorous research and scholarship, responsibility for our natural and built environments, and reimagining the world at every scale to build a just and sustainable future for all.

Undergraduate programs and Bachelor of Fine Arts degree information in the Department of Art at Cornell's College of Architecture, Art, and Planning.

The National Architectural Accrediting Board, or NAAB, accredits two of Cornell AAP's architecture programs: The master of architecture, professional, and bachelor of architecture degrees.

Admissions and application information for students interested in graduate studies in architecture at Cornell AAP. Includes information on M.Arch., M.Arch.II, Ph.D. HAUD, M.S. in computer graphics.

Today, the Department of Architecture enrolls about 300 students in its Bachelor of Architecture program and approximately 135 students in its graduate programs, roughly 100 of whom are in the professional master's degree program, and 35 are M.S. AAD students.

Laura Maria Gonzalez is a researcher specializing in computational design, 3D printing, and synthetic biology. Holding a Master of Science from MIT and a Bachelor of Architecture from Carnegie Mellon University, Gonzalez's work blends science, technology, and design.

History, facts, and other information about the Department of Architecture in the College of Architecture, Art, and Planning at Cornell.