Master inUrban Vision & Architectural Design
The Master in Urban Vision & Architectural Design is focused on designing environments, buildings, cities with a research-oriented approach to respond future challenges.
Language: English | Start: February, September, November
ACADEMIC MASTER'S PROGRAMME
Duration 11 months
Accreditation MUR/Italy
ECTS 60
DUAL AWARD MASTER
Duration 14 months
Accreditation UK
ECTS 90
The Master’s in Urban Vision & Architectural Design programme is workshop-based, supported by seminars, lectures, tutorials, and fieldwork. Industry professionals, the programme leader, and project leaders will guide you via individual coaching and mentorship.
The combination of accredited coursework and real-life professional projects gives students the opportunity to build on their academic foundation, while gaining valuable work experience directly applicable to their future careers.
Students can apply to the Academic Master’s Programme, accredited by the Italian Ministry of Education, or to the Master of Arts degree with an international UK validation.
Graduates of the Academic Master’s Programmes earn a degree that is recognised throughout Europe and the world, receiving an Academic Master’s Degree (60 ECTS credits) accredited by the Italian Ministry of Universities and Research (MUR)*, in addition to a Domus Academy Master’s Diploma.
The programme consists of 5 modules, including a curricular internship and a final project workshop.
* The academic Master’s Degree is awarded by NABA, Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti.
The Dual Award Master path allows students to obtain an Academic Master validated by the Italian MUR and a Master of Arts, with international validation in the UK from Regent’s University in London.
Students integrate additional lectures and a more in-depth individual project to their 5-module programme that includes the curricular internship and final project.
The UK validation gives students more international recognition of their course of study and the opportunity to obtain a Master of Arts Degree (90 ECTS) awarded by Regent’s University London that allows them access to most international doctoral programs.
The Master in Urban Vision & Architectural Design offers new techniques of inquiry into the methods, tools, and topics that define contemporary urban and architectural projects. In this program, you will study design-based strategies for transforming cities and regenerating metropolitan areas.
Taking factors like the environment, social equity, and economic viability into consideration, you will design concepts for private and public spaces and collaborate on projects that define a better urban future.
The programme is addressed to candidates who have a first-level degree and/or professional experience in interior design, product design, architecture, engineering, visual arts, or other related disciplines, who wish to take their careers to the next level in the field of interior design.
All courses are taught in English. A high level of proficiency in the English language is required.
Graduates can find employment in design, architecture, and engineering studios; regional development agencies; urban planning departments; or real estate or construction companies.
Job titles include:
- Architect
- Strategy planner
- Urban designer
- Project manager
- Landscape designer
- Communication manager
The Master’s involves the following costs, in addition to the payment of a degree fee to be paid within one month before the course start date, equal to € 540 for the Academic Master’s Programme and € 650 for the Dual Award Master’s Programme.
Matriculation Fee: € 540/650
EU & EFTA students fee
Academic Master
€ 23.500
Pre-Enrollment: € 3.000
Tuition: € 20.500
Dual Award Master
€ 26.500
Pre-Enrollment: € 3.000
Tuition: € 23.500
Non-EU Students Fee
Academic Master
€ 28.500
Pre-Enrollment: € 3.000
Tuition: € 25.500
Dual Award Master
€ 32.500
Pre-Enrollment: € 3.000
Tuition: € 29.500
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Tim Power is an architect, designer and researcher. He is the founder of Tim Power Architects, an architecture and design practice founded in 2007, aimed to promote coexistence between society and the environment.
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Tim Power is an architect, designer and researcher. He is the founder of Tim Power Architects, an architecture and design practice founded in 2007, aimed to promote coexistence between society and the environment.
Significant professional experiences include working in the studios of Italian Architects Ettore Sottsass and Superstudio (Cristiano Toraldo di Francia), collaborations with numerous Japanese Architects and designers including Nendo, Sou Fujimoto and Jun Aoki, and competition with well-known architects and landscape architects including Morphosis, SWA and West 8.
Architecure projects include both public and private clients and range from social housing buildings to work place environments.
Interiors have been realised for clients which include Louis Vuitton, Muji, Lexus, and Apple.
Projects in the field of Furniture and Lighting have been realised for manufacturers that include FontanaArte, Oluce, Cassina Interdecor.
His contributions have been presented in both the Biennale of Architecture and the Biennale of Art in Venice. He has taught thesis level design courses in many prestigious universities and lectured in conferences, seminar worldwide.
Academically, his research focus is on design as a responsible act, with specific interest in Environmental, Cultural and Social issues, and the creative hybridization of local and foreign cultural practices.
This research looks at contemporary and environmentally curative strategies, investigating how these strategies, when applied to urban-scapes, can invigorate urban regeneration, social space, stimulate develop economic enterprise and frame cultural situations with care and optimism.
Other visiting professors and collaborators include: Luca Astorri, Giovanni Avosani, Gianandrea Barreca, Nina Bassoli, Alessio Battistella, Francesca Benedetto, Matteo Cainer, Elisa Cristiana Cattaneo, Elisa Chiodo, Manfredo di Robilant, Dante Donegani, Fosbury Architecture, Matteo Ghidoni, Guido Incerti, Azzurra Muzzonigro, Walter Nicolino, Fabio Nonis, Manuel Orazi, Gianluca Peluffo, Gaia Piccarolo, Roof Matters, Andrea Rossi, Andrea Vercellotti.
