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The SCAD architecture program offers a B.F.A. and a NAAB-accredited M.Arch. to prepare students for professional practice.
SCAD is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council, a rating system for the design and construction of sustainable buildings.
SCAD architecture students benefit from collaboration with students of architectural history, furniture design, historic preservation and interior design.

Offered in: Savannah

ARCH	101	Introduction to Architecture
ARCH	241	Construction Technology I
DRAW	115	Graphics for the Building Arts
DSGN	223	Architectural Fundamentals Studio I
DSGN	224	Architectural Fundamentals Studio II
DSGN	225	Architectural Fundamentals Studio III
ELDS	225	Electronic Design I
	-	ARLH Elective
Total course of study		40 hours

* Consult your faculty adviser in selecting elective courses.

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New Haven and the 4th Age of the American City May 23, 2013

Celebrate commencement, new alumni with Greyboy Allstars May 31, 2013

Design Group receives top honors for museum

The SCAD Design Group has been given top honors by the International Interior Design Association (IIDA) Georgia chapter for the interior design of the newly expanded SCAD Museum of Art. SCAD won the Best of the Best (b.o.b) Forum Design Award over all other entries and categories, as well as the Best of the Best Forum Award in the education category.
SCAD M.F.A. thesis film project in production

M.F.A. film and television student Andrew Fuhr wrote and directed "Passing Through Traveling Down," a short film in production that was featured on the Kickstarter blog. The film is a cross-disciplinary project in which SCAD students majoring in film and television, architecture, performing arts, production design, sound design, visual effects, fashion and industrial design collaborate.
Preservation features SCAD Museum, Sottile

Preservation, the publication of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, has published a Web feature about the SCAD Museum of Art, interviewing architect and Dean of the SCAD School of Building Arts Christian Sottile.

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