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The School of Planning, Design and Construction uniquely unites four built environment disciplines to foster synergistic learning and collaboration: Construction management, interior design, landscape architecture and urban & regional planning. Our academic programs are accredited and produce career-ready graduates. We provide our students with the opportunity to learn about and work on real-world, cross-discipline projects and activities. Our nationally recognized, world-renowned faculty cross-collaborate on pressing built environment issues, delivering timely and crucial sustainable research and outreach. Learn More.

 

Our Programs

Construction Manangement student at a construction site using a tablet.

Construction Management (B.S. and M.S)

Four students meet and discuss specifics about an interior design project.

Interior Design (B.A)

Students meeting about project.

Environmental Design (M.A.)

Landscape architecture student presenting their project during the LA Senior Show. Using VR technology, the student's project is presented on a screen that runs around the perimiter of the round room.

Landscape Architecture (B.L.A and Dual B.L.A/Environmental Design M.A.)

Students meeting about project.

Planning, Design and Construction (Ph.D.)

URP students meeting and reviewing plan documents.

Urban & Regional Planning (B.S. and M.U.R.P)

Group working together reviewing a plan document.

National Charrette Institute

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