International Studios
Automatic $1000
International Travel Grants
Each TCAUP student enrolled in an international design studio or other approved international travel program during the Spring Term will automatically receive a $1,000 travel grant from the Dean's Office.
These grants may be supplemented by additional support from program chairs.
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Florence International Studio 07 - Istanbul Fall 07
- Iceland Studio Spring 07
- MAPPING BOMBAY
India Program Spring 2006 - Brazil Studio Spring 2006
- Switzerland Studio 2005
- Ghana Studio 2005
- Hello from India
Bombay-Mumbai Studio 2005 - Postcards from Beijing
China Studio 2005 - Nomads + Nano Materials
Mexico Studio 2005 - Postcards from Italy
Florence Studio 2003
Fieldwork + Urban Walks: Translations of Paris + Rome
Dawn Gilpin

This course will introduce cities and architecture of Italy, Switzerland, and France through site specific fieldwork and a series of walking exercises. This course is designed to support the architectural history, design fundamentals, and representation courses introduced in the first year of the undergraduate program in architecture. Direct-experience of these sites will enable students to gain knowledge and exceptional understanding of architecture as a powerful cultural product from ancient through modern times. In Rome we will focus on the layers of history evident in the topography of the section of this city, which is notably accessible. In Switzerland we will begin to tour the work of Le Corbusier and continue to view this extensive body of work chronologically as we travel west to Paris and then southeast to the coast of the Mediterranean. This tour will enable the student to experience a vast range of architecture, all introduced in courses they have completed in their recent semesters. This course also investigates ways of representing ways of seeing and reading architecture in a traveling studio. We will use this opportunity to work with architecture directly, without dependence on the physical format of the studio to introduce new ways and reinforce established practices in pursuit of an alternative position.