McEwen School of Architecture is one of the campuses operated by Université Laurentienne. Our records show the address as Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.
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The McEwen School of Architecture, a specialist campus in downtown Sudbury, represents Canada's newest school of architecture, opened in 2014. Housed in a renovated historic building, it focuses on architectural design responsive to northern climates, sustainable practices, resource economies, and urban revitalization. The program integrates hands-on studios, workshops, and community projects, emphasizing ethical design for resilient communities in challenging environments.
- Bachelor of Architectural Studies (BAS): four-year pre-professional degree covering design studios, architectural history, building technology, structures, environmental systems
- Master of Architecture (MArch): two-year professional graduate program with advanced studios, thesis research, professional practice
- Core courses: Design Studio I-VIII, Digital Fabrication, Sustainable Architecture, Northern Building Typologies, Urban Design, Construction Management
- Electives: Landscape Architecture, Heritage Conservation, Parametric Design, Community-Engaged Architecture
- Special features: Wood Workshop, Fabrication Lab, Drawing Studios, dedicated to material exploration and prototyping for cold climates
This campus uniquely positions students at the intersection of architecture and Sudbury's mining heritage, promoting innovative solutions for regenerative design and cultural landscapes.
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