
April 23, 2024
Three Architecture Programs Defining the Future of Design

College of Art and Architecture, University of Idaho
Design a Better World at the University of Idaho’s CAA. Our integrative, hands-on, professional, accredited programs in Art & Design, Architecture, Interior Architecture & Design, Landscape Architecture & Environmental Design, and Virtual Technology & Design prepare graduates to lead professionally, environmentally, and socially while producing human-centric designs that safeguard sustainability, economic resiliency, cultural vibrancy, and the common good, locally and globally.

California College of the Arts
Congratulations to California College of the Arts’ five outstanding students on being selected for the Metropolis Future 100! At CCA we believe Architecture and Interior Design are critical cultural practices. Our master’s and bachelor’s degree programs challenge conventional ideas at every turn and exemplify our innovative culture of making and social action. CCA students draw inspiration from studying at a world-class art and design college in the heart of San Francisco.

Tulane School of Architecture
Tulane School of Architecture generates and applies knowledge that addresses urgent challenges of humankind by implementing innovative research and design in the built environment, focused on socially conscious and environmentally just models to inhabit the planet. We educate committed professionals to creatively manage complexity and transform the world through the practices of architecture, design, urbanism, historic preservation, sustainable real estate development, social innovation, and landscape architecture and engineering.
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