The Degree in Architecture Studies aims to train architects capable of thinking, designing and building with technical rigour, cultural sensitivity and critical vision.
Main educational objectives
- Develop an architectural perspective capable of connecting design, construction, culture and context.
- Learn to transform spatial ideas into solid, viable and meaningful architectural proposals.
- Master the technical, scientific and construction foundations needed to design architecture.
- Incorporate a humanistic, critical and active perspective on the city, the territory and the ways we inhabit them.
- Work in multidisciplinary teams and in international academic and professional contexts.
- Prepare to continue the 5+1 pathway and access the University Master’s Degree in Architecture.
Three areas of knowledge
Architectural Design
Architectural design connects what you imagine with what can be built. You will learn to design architecture through creativity, technique and the cultural meaning of each proposal.
Technical-Scientific Area
This area develops mastery of construction knowledge. Architecture is approached as a sensitive, material and manipulable discipline, where technique does not limit the idea: it makes it possible.
Cultural-Humanistic Area
The Cultural-Humanistic Area guides future architects towards a critical, active and intensive perspective. It helps you understand architecture as a way of intervening in society, the territory and culture.