Architecture is engineered to be hard
Professional architecture expects perfection to achieve a license entirely fabricated by the discipline.
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Architecture can still be beautiful
People don’t seem to need architects, and there’s a reason for that.
Folt’s campus is changing, and students are left behind
Despite the University’s growth since major scandals, many students feel that it’s abandoning an essential part of its architectural identity.
An ode to some of my favorite buildings at USC
Some of the University's best buildings are worth reflecting on.
From 1880 to Carol Folt: a deep dive into USC’s architecture
The reasons behind the designs of many of USC’s most iconic buildings.
Long hours, unreliable resources, financial strains: ‘No choice’ for Architecture students
The Daily Trojan surveyed and interviewed students in the program about their experiences, revealing numerous problems that could require several levels of repair.
The School of Architecture is problematic, unchanging
USC Architecture works students to the edge with unreasonable standards.
Four-year architecture degree builds opportunities
Students will experiment with digital architecture, app development and more.
Architecture project placed in Joshua Tree National Park
Students and professors started working on the Carapace Pavilion in 2019.
Architecture students work to change their neighborhoods — and the world
Architecture + Advocacy empowers high school students to become agents of change in their communities.