Architecture
RISD’s Master of Architecture program is taught in a way that understands the practice of design and making as a thoughtful, reflective process that both engenders and draws from social, political, material, technological and cultural agendas. The program aims to empower graduate students to exercise their creativity by claiming their role as cultural creators, and position their work within the discipline of architecture.
The thesis project represents the culmination of each student's interests and embodies the architectural values that best characterize the authors as architects. Their body of research engages a range of pressing contemporary issues reflecting the values of the department such as questioning the architectural canon, interdisciplinary ways of making, and imagining more just and equitable futures through the power of design
- Madaleine Ackerman ↗
- Maxwell Altman
- Gidiony Alves ↗
- David Auerbach
- Victoria Barlay ↗
- Liam Burke
- Adam Chiang-Harris
- Rebecca Chinman ↗
- REGIUS
- Sarah Chriss ↗
- Liam Costello ↗
- David Dávila
- Caitlin Dippo
- Evelyn Ehgotz
- Tania Sarai Estrada ↗
- Michael Garel-Martorana
- Anca Gherghiceanu ↗
- Stephanie Gottlieb
- Melinda Groenewegen
- Kaijie Huang
- James Juscik
- Danasha Kelly ↗
- Zhenhong (Brad) Lei
- Caroline Lippincott
- Xinyi Liu
- Tyler Lovejoy
- Isabel Manahl ↗
- Eric Mason
- KT McLeod ↗
- Yingyi Mo (Mono)
- Marco Nuno Mourão
- Stanley H. Ni
- Valeria Portillo ↗
- Wenyue (Remy) Qiu
- Natalie Rizk ↗
- Jordan Voogt
- Zheng Xu
- Elise Young ↗
- Chunxin Yu
- Deborah Zhuang
- Wendy Zhuo
- Xueyun Zou
