The Bachelor of Architecture program at KSU is a 5-year, NAAB accredited, first professional degree in architecture, leading to eligibility for licensure (Architectural Registration Exam).
The B.ARCH Program is centered on the ten-semester studio sequence that proceeds from the basic fundamentals of design and architecture, through the technical aspects of building and comprehensive design, to investigations of the urban condition. It culminates in the fifth year's exploration of architecture as a form of design research. Reinforcing the studios are sequences in design communication, architecture culture, structure, environmental technology and professional practice. Collectively, they provide the more holistic understanding of the design process necessary for the production of functional and meaningful architecture.FAQ's
This collection was started with the graduates of the Spring 2017 semester, after the consolidation between Kennesaw State University and Southern Polytechnic State University was final (July 2015).
Time to Submit your Thesis?Undergraduate Theses from 2017
From Waste to Wonders, Katrina Alano
Space . Efficiency . Transformation, Timothy W. Alston
Scalar Resiliency in the Age of Disruption, Brandon Aultman
Infrastructural Urbanism: Hybridizing Our Networks, Hannah Boyd
Restitching Metro Atlanta, Alexis M. Corrao
Revolutionary Rooms, Briana J. Fountain
Breaking The Horizon, Chelseay Frith
Sport in Society: Enhancing the Experience, Sean Fuller
Learning is Diverse: The Dynamics of Change, Catherine G. Harter
Healing Architecture: Engagement, Nature, Community, Antonio D. Hinson and Antonio D. Hinson
Perceptive Architecture : Reviving the perception of space in a digital era, Minho Jang
A Formal Building Dress, Maria Jarda
Architecture for Better Days: Design Solution for Homelessness, Jiwoong Lee
On Craft, William Lentjes
Post-Olympic Stadium: Life Following the Games, Louis Lim
Offshore R+D Facility, Philip A. Marble
Fluidization of the Office: Relationship of Place to Productivity, Jacob A. Matherly
Architecture and Memory, Anne Murigi
Compelling Interactions, Zimbulus T. Nixon
Re (Civic) Function The Cultural Value of L’ Aquila, ogechi nwoko
City By The Sea, Izuchukwu O. Ojukwu
New Constuctivism or [RE] Defining Utopia, Anna Pack
Delirious Boundaries, Miguel Perez
CODA - Sound Urbanism, Michael Phaff
Intelligible Hospitals ( Understanding the parts = understanding the whole), Giovonni C. Reese
Evaluating Adaptability, Rebecca E. Robinson
Constructed Reality: A Study in Spatial Perception through Virtual Reality, Jose P. Rodriguez
Healing the Scars, Tony J. Rodriguez Jr
The Collective Object: Realizing Collective Space in an Era of Bigness, Laura M. Sherman
A Place of Our Own: Investigating the Physical and Social Construct of Public Space in Atlanta, Jonne Smith
Resurrection, Zachery Terry
Kinesthesis: Buildings Learning from People, Will Tufts
MEMENTO meMORIam: Reconciling Death, Society, and the Environment, Damari Weaver
Divine Intervention: Designed for Social Evolution by Integrating Natural Order, Anatoshia L. Wyatt
Urban Space Regeneration, Yuanyuan Xiao
Secret Place: Generated from Place and Non-Place, Zeyue Zhang