Master of Architecture with Master of Landscape Architecture

The majority of the teaching activities are based around the design studios which are now aligned with the schools research streams: History Theory and Culture, Design and Urbanism along with courses in advanced construction, structures and environmental studies and in landscape architecture in the areas of advanced ecological and landscape technologies.
  A new internship elective has been introduced for students to experience a working environment in an architecture or landscape architecture firm in which to observe and apply their knowledge and skills for the degree.
Other elective option also includes the offshore studio and other courses that have a community or professional experiential learning or engagement aspect.
Academic Program Rules The Calendar is a comprehensive handbook of the University's academic program rules.
Master of Architecture with Master of Landscape Architecture Example Study Plan A written application, CV, academic transcript and submission of a portfolio will be required for applicants who are not graduates of the Bachelor of Architectural Design program of the University of Adelaide.
The portfolio shall be printed on A3 in hardcopy or submitted in electronic form.
All CAD drawing files are to be supplied as PDFs in a single document not exceeding 100MB.
Consider the legibility and hierarchy of your images and text.
The portfolio is used to assess design skills and knowledge and should demonstrate familiarity with a range of design processes and media.
Representation media should ideally include, but are not limited to: Adobe Photoshop, In-Design, Illustrator, AutoCAD, Revit and other 3D packages, as well as hand drawing, sketching, painting, collage, model-making and photography of models.
In addition to final rendered images, include information on the process of design development and construction documentation if any.
The folio may include material developed with others in an office/practice situation where this is clearly referenced and the applicant’s contribution explained.
Indicative study planOption A - When completing Architecture stream first Year1 ARCH 7032: Studio Cultures: Architecture (M) ARCH 7020: Professional Practice (M)ARCH 7033 Advanced Construction (M) ARCH 7034 Studio: Urbanism (M)ARCH 7035 Critical Historical Practices (M)* Elective x 1 Year2 ARCH 7040: Studio: Architecture (M)ARCH 7041: Advanced Architecture Technologies (M)ARCH 7042: Designing Research (M)ARCH 7043: Final Architecture Project (M) Year 3 LARCH 7031: Studio: Landscape Architecture (M)LARCH 7029: Advanced Landscape Architecture Technologies (M) LARCH 7032: Advanced Ecology (M)LARCH 7033: Final Landscape Architecture Project (M) OrLARCH 7034 Final Landscape Architecture Dissertation (M) Elective ARCH 7036: Architecture Internship (M)ARCH 7037: Experiential Studio: Onshore (M)ARCH 7038: Experiential Studio: Offshore (M)ARCH 7039: Independent Study (M) * Electives offered outside the school must be at Postgraduate level NOTE: Current students should refer to this link for study plans and enrolment details.
Indicative study planOption B - When completing Landscape Architecture stream first Year1 LARCH 7028: Studio Cultures: Landscape Architecture (M) ARCH 7020: Professional Practice (M)LARCH 7029: Advanced Landscape Architecture Technologies (M)ARCH 7034: Studio: Urbanism (M)ARCH 7035: Critical Historical Practices (M)* Elective x 1 Year2 LARCH 7031: Studio: Landscape Architecture (M)LARCH 7032: Advanced Ecology (M)ARCH 7042: Designing Research (M)LARCH 7033: Final Landscape Architecture Project (M)ORLARCH 7034: Final Landscape Architecture Dissertation (M) Year 3 ARCH 7040: Studio: Architecture (M)ARCH 7041: Advanced Architecture Technologies (M)ARCH 7033: Advanced Construction (M)ARCH 7043: Final Architecture Project (M) Elective ARCH 7037: Experiential Studio: Onshore (M)ARCH 7038: Experiential Studio: Offshore (M)ARCH 7039: Independent Study (M)LARCH 7030: Landscape Architecture Internship (M) * Electives offered outside the school must be at Postgraduate level NOTE: Current students should refer to this link for study plans and enrolment details.
Assessment Assessment takes a number of forms including written reports and essays, short in class exercises, oral presentations.
  Formal examinations are not used for student assessment.
A capstone architecture and landscape architecture project allows students to demonstrate their mastery of architecture and landscape architecture through a significant supervised study.