College of architecture + design
Your success as an architect and designer depends on understanding culture and the creative disciplines. Because you cannot create in isolation, LTU’s College of Architecture and Design provides interdisciplinary studies in the arts, physical and social sciences, technology, economics, and law. You’ll work on real-world assignments with professional architects and designers who will expose you to the practice of planning, designing, presenting, and building.
Among the oldest and largest accredited schools of architecture in the US, the college offers you a rich, creative community committed to your success. Alumni have gone on to establish their own firms, build the tallest building in China, and produce work that transforms the lives of thousands.
IN THE NEWS
Lawrence Tech signs agreement with Chinese university Lawrence Technological University (LTU) Provost Maria Vaz and Xue ke Luo, vice president of Northern China University of Technology (NCUT), sign an agreement to bring Chinese students to LTU to complete the requirements for a bachelor’s degree and then a master’s degree in architecture or interior design. Attending the April... more
LEVEL Gallery hosts Ema Harris-Sintamarian Several works by artist Ema Harris-Sintamarian are on display at LTU through the end of August. The work of artist Ema Harris-Sintamarian is now on display through Aug. 31 in the College of Architecture and Design’s LEVEL Gallery by the elevators on the first, third, and fourth levels of the University Technology and Learning Cen... more
LTU students win scholarships in steel wheel design competition Brian Clauw (L) of General Motors Company, the chair of the Steel Wheel Design Competition, and Jackie Stachowski of Nucor Corp., chair of the Wheels Task Force, congratulate the winners of the Steel Wheel Design Competition, LTU transportation design students Michael Levich (third place), Greg VanderVoord (first place), and Peter... more
LTU professor leads Detroit international design contest An international competition for conceptual designs for Hart Plaza, a park on Detroit’s waterfront, was chaired by Associate Professor Joongsub Kim, the director of Lawrence Technological University’s Detroit Studio... more
"Halfway to Infinity" on display at LTU “Halfway to Infinity” by Shawn Lawson is on display through Feb. 10 in the College of Architecture and Design’s LEVEL Gallery.... more
Master of Urban Design students win the Outstanding Student Project Award Master of Urban design students David Lewis and Matthew Galbraith, and two recent graduates, Carolina Ferrero, MUD’12, and Michael Mason, MUD’12, received the award for the “Mid-Century Modern Design Guidelines” they developed for the Southfield Planning Department.... more
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