Architecture Division Final Studio Conversations

Sunday, May 3, 2026 10 am – 5 pm Nave / CCA Main Building

Final studio conversations for the Architecture Division, showcasing student work and design research across all degree levels.

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About this Studio

Graduate Thesis Studio is part of the Architecture Division's four-day Final Studio Conversations series — an open review where students present their capstone work to faculty, visiting critics, and the public.

The conversations are open: visitors are encouraged to engage directly with the students and their work.

Programs: MArch, MAAD
Date: Sunday, May 3
Hours: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Location: Nave / CCA Main Building

From Last Year's Reviews

Architecture students and reviewers gather in a sunlit studio hall, examining drawings and models pinned along a long white partition wall.

An Architecture student points to pinned renderings and sketches on a critique wall, with white scale models visible on the table beside her.

An Architecture student presents to a seated group of critics and peers in a large studio space, with white and red-accented scale models arranged on the table in the foreground.

Reviewers and Architecture students lean in to examine a series of large structural models made from thin wooden sticks laid out on a long white table.

A grid of nine material sample tiles in shades of blue and gray, each embedded with different botanical and granular elements such as star anise and seeds.

Dozens of tightly rolled paper sheets in mixed colors are stacked end-on, revealing circular cross-sections of blue, red, orange, and green painted edges.