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University courses at Knowlton School of Architecture - The Ohio State University

The Knowlton School of Architecture offers undergraduate and graduate programs in Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and City and Regional Planning. These multi-faceted disciplines both enhance and sustain natural and man-made settings, ranging from buildings and sites to neighborhoods, cities, and regions, all of which are subject to diverse and conflicting economic, social, ecological, cultural, and aesthetic objectives and constraints. To do so, these disciplines borrow from the arts and the sciences, calling for creativity and imagination in design and planning at various scales, and for technical skills in understanding the environments in which we live and forecasting how they might evolve.

To meet the challenges of an evolving society with changed expectations regarding environmental quality, sustainability, standards of living, and social progress, new patterns of practice and research must be developed. Designers and planners must be able to address emerging issues both practically and theoretically, learn to extract opportunities from conflicts, and generate built and natural forms that are solutions to both specific and generic problems.

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Multiple Campuses

Carnegie
Doctoral/Research Universities--Extensive

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