Master of Arts in Adaptive Reuse at Rhode Island School of Design
The Master of Arts in Adaptive Reuse course at Rhode Island School of Design equips students with practical and theoretical knowledge of adaptive reuse in architectural practice.
School: Rhode Island School of Design
Course: Master of Arts in Adaptive Reuse
Location: Rhode Island, USA
Course dates: June 2022 to June 2023
Application deadline: 10 January 2022
As a post-professional program culminating in a student’s first academic degree in architecture, the 45-credit Master of Arts in Adaptive Reuse offers a specialist design education in adaptive reuse.
It establishes a clear aesthetic, a theoretical and technological framework for the study of adaptive reuse that properly equips graduating students to engage in architectural practice.
The curriculum supports students in developing strategies that account for the importance of social and environmental responsibility while expanding upon the architect’s understanding of reuse as a product of both practice and theory.
Applications to this course are now closed.
Top image: Crossing the Pell Inhabited Bridge, a project reimagining the Claiborne Pell Bridge in Rhode Island, courtesy of Sofia Paez and Shuyi Guan.
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