Grad Info Sessions

Monday, Oct 21, 2019

Master of Landscape Architecture Info Session

  • two-page spread from PLOT

    "Think Like an Artist" graphic of MLA students by Sarah Toth MLA '18, published in PLOT vol. 6, spring 2017.

  • Eastchester Terraces Design Concept 3 Render2

    Eastchester Terraces

  • Sample

    Ashleigh Bancel '18 - "Building Wasteland"

  • aerial group photo

    MLA second-year studio drone selfie, taken at NYC Parks’ Greenbelt Native Plant Center in Travis, Staten Island, September 2017. Photo by Garrett Ray MLA '19.

  • MLA Biopoly

  • Kate Jirasiritham

    Kate Jirasiritham: Songs from the Ocean, Dancers from the Land: Rendering an Ecological Choreography of Coastal Habitats in Phuket, Thailand

  • MLA Studio at LA River

    MLA third-year studio study trip to explore the Los Angeles River, fall 2018.

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    MLA third-year travel studio at the Hirshhorn Museum, Washington, DC, fall 2019. Courtesy Denise Hoffman Brandt

 

Monday, Oct 21, 2019

5:30 pm - 8:00 pm

Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture
141 Convent Avenue
New York, NY 10031

 

Tour: 5:30 p.m.
Panel: 6:30-8:00 p.m. (Sciame Auditorium/107)

Learn about the Spitzer School's Master of Landscape Architecture I program, which is open to students from all undergraduate backgrounds, and the advanced Master of Landscape Architecture II program. This evening event will include studio visits and a panel discussion and Q&A.

Speakers:

CCNY Master of Landscape Architecture students explore design, planning and policy-making to promote civic engagement in complex urban landscape systems, and to advocate for social and environmental equity in response to globalizing economic forces and diminishing natural resources. The program prepares students to meet the challenges of future city design within the dynamic environmental scenario of climate change and the exploding growth of metropolitan areas around the nation and the globe. The program’s position within New York City’s flourishing design community offers students a unique vantage point to participate in socio-environmental design discourse. Our students and faculty are breaking new ground and winning awards.

All undergraduate backgrounds welcome in the MLA I program. MLA II applicants should have a professional degree in landscape architecture, professional practice experience, and a thesis proposal for submission.

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