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Who we are.
Who we are.
The purpose of Architecture at UC San Diego is to create an inclusive community for undergraduate students of all majors who are interested in architecture. The organization seeks to provide a pre-professional platform for students of different backgrounds to gain hands-on experience and knowledge about the field of architecture. Through a team project each year, members can learn to apply critical thinking, creativity, interpersonal and team working skills, and knowledge in architecture, urban planning, and more. All of which leads up to the presentation of our Campus Redesign proposal UC San Diego Campus Planning.
3 Ways You Can Be Involved
3 Ways You Can Be Involved
Mailing List
Mailing List
Receive weekly updates on local architecture news, what our club has been up to, and be informed of networking opportunities.
Undergraduate Member
Undergraduate Member
To be a member you must be a registered UC San Diego Undergraduate Student. As a member, you should have access to our mailing list and join our discord channel (our main source of communication).
Here are a few of the benefits you can get from being a member:
meet like-minded students
invitation to Sketching Socials, site visits, and special speakers events
network with professionals and companies within architectural, construction and other fields
discover paths in the architecture field as a UC San Diego student
Campus Redesign Project Team
Campus Redesign Project Team
Being part of our Campus Redesign Project Team requires the most dedication and commitment, but also reaps the most benefits. In short, the CRP is designed to give UC San Diego students an insight of what the urban development process is like, mainly from the architectural perspective. Club members are not required to join!
Here are a few benefits from joining:
all the benefits from being an Undergraduate Member
learning and applying technical skills through software and hands-on tasks
learn how to work in a team
expand your portfolio
become directly involved with the future of our campus
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