Engineering and Architectural Design

About this course

Engineering and architectural design occupies a productive and demanding space between two disciplines that have always depended on each other. Architecture gives form and meaning to buildings; engineering ensures those buildings stand up, perform efficiently, and can actually be built. Where most degrees train students in one or the other, this programme at University College London brings the two together, cultivating graduates who can think across the boundary and contribute to design at the level where technical possibility and spatial ambition meet. Over four years, you will develop both the visual and spatial intelligence of an architect and the analytical rigour of a structural or environmental engineer. You will engage with the history and theory of architecture alongside structural mechanics, materials science, and building physics. Studio-based design work sits alongside quant

Where its graduates go

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