Architectural courses were first offered by the University of Pennsylvania in 1868, making the school the second oldest architectural program in the United States.
The Department of Architecture publication Asset Architecture brings together studio work by recent graduates of the MSD-Advanced Architectural Design program and essays by leading architects on contemporary urbanism that mean to change the way we look at, and experience, cities.
Edited by William W. Braham, Daniel A. Barber, et al.
Organized into a collection containing both examples of best practices and critiques, this impressive array of projects and contributors combines text and graphic material to explore different representations of energy data.
Babble is the latest graduate student publication and features projects and essays paired with a series of impromptu “babbles” with critics, faculty, and practitioners.
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