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The College of Architecture and Design (CoAD) at Lawrence Technological University (LTU) prepares students to become architects and designers who can address 21st-century challenges through critical thinking and creative problem-solving.
CoAD is Focused on Design, Immersed in Technology, and Grounded in Practice. This equips our students with practical skills and knowledge to make a positive global impact. Our multi-disciplinary design approach, international experiences, integration of technology, and connection to industry, foster innovative approaches that address real-world concerns.
If you have questions about our programs, you can contact us at coad@ltu.edu.
LTU’s College of Architecture and Design fosters a dynamic learning environment where creativity meets innovation, shaping the next generation of designers and visionaries.
LTU provides the tools, technology, and expertise to help you turn bold ideas into reality.
The Architecture Department combines innovative design, advanced technology, and hands-on practice to prepare students for impactful careers in the built environment.
The Design Department fosters creativity and innovation, blending cutting-edge technology with real-world practice to prepare students for impactful design careers.
The College of Architecture and Design provides state-of-the-art resources that provide hands-on experience, industry-relevant knowledge, and access to cutting-edge machinery. Explore the available resources.
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View graduating student work and alumni projects, speak with student exhibitors, celebrate exemplary student projects during the awards ceremony, and join us for a special lecture with renowned architect and Principal at Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects, Billie Tsien.
The show demonstrates CoAD’s dedication to inspiring, educating, and motivating architecture and design leaders through “theory and practice,” LTU’s foundational pedagogy. CoAD offers the following degrees: architecture (BS, MArch), game design (BFA), graphic design (BFA), interior design (BS), product design (BS), transportation design (BS), and design and technology (MA).
With curricula focused on design, immersed in technology, and grounded in practice, students are empowered to thoughtfully enter current and future modes of practice, and to expand the conversations so that architecture and design might be more innovative, inclusive, and sustainable.
Sponsorship Opportunities are available. To talk about sponsor benefits contact Elizabeth Dizik: edizik@ltu.edu
Industry Night is free to attend, but we do require you to RSVP in advance. Refreshments and appetizers will be provided along with an open bar. Your registration will include two drink tickets.
Karl Daubmann
Dean of the College of Architecture and Design
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“In the College of Architecture and Design at LTU, we are constantly thinking about teaching, we adapt new classroom attitudes, and experiment with new ways of sharing our knowledge. Technology and quickly evolving industry innovations charge the output from our design studios and courses. Our focus on design, technology, and practice results in exciting new work of our students.
I am excited to introduce and share ur new online gallery. This is not only a short term mode of translating the traditional gallery show to an online format but a perpetual outlet to celebrate and share the work of our students. I hope this CoAD gallery extends the timeline and extends the geography of our efforts, initiating a broader critical discussion on our efforts, culture, and desire to broaden the mindset, reach, and impact of design.”
Karl Daubmann
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