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 Issue 2 | Winter 2008 |
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Life After PittDecember Graduates Take the Next Step In December, roughly 20 students graduated from the HAA department. Matt Skundrich, an Architectural Studies major who is now employed with Desmone and Associates and plans to go on to graduate school, reflected on his experience with the department, stating he "wouldn't have changed it for the world." See what other recent alumni have been up to since graduation AS major Justin Greenawalt describes his work in the fall term design studio course, HAA 1913 with Jozef Petrak and Utkarsh Ghildyal. The course focused on the needs of Pittsburgh's Hazelwood neighborhood. Student work was featured in the Art of Folding exhibit held in the University Art Gallery last month. Read Justin's response to folding in the architecture studio. Group advising is in progress for HAA and AS majors. All majors must attend a group advising session in order for their fall registration to be processed through the department. View more advising announcements After Pitt, many HAA majors continue their education in a graduate program. There are many important issues to confront before deciding whether grad school is right for you. Helpful information about preparing for and choosing a graduate school The 2008 AIAS Charrette is an explorative investigation and application of associative design principles to produce a student housing complex in the context of a large univeristy. It will be held March 1, 2008 in Frick Fine Arts. More details This summer, Architectural Studies will offer two new courses:
These courses are unparalleled opportunities in Pittsburgh for site-specific, hands-on university-level courses in Historic Preservation taught by highly-trained local specialists. Learn more about these courses |
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