Archeworks is Archeworks is a multidisciplinary nonprofit design educator that advances design in the public interest and inspires collaborative action to shape more ecologic

What architecture programs does Archeworks offer?

Archeworks provides a comprehensive curriculum including: Certificate in Sustainable Urban Design.

Where is the Archeworks campus located?

Archeworks is situated in Chicago, United States, offering a vibrant context for architectural study.

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Founded in 1994 by internationally known architect Stanley Tigerman and award-winning designer Eva Maddox, Archeworks is a multidisciplinary nonprofit design educator. Its mission is to advance design in the public interest and inspire collaborative action to shape more ecologically sustainable cities. Archeworks achieves this through public forums and partnership-based postgraduate education programs, proposing environmentally resourceful and socially responsible design solutions for urban communities. A major objective is for design professions to play a more integral role in community development, environmental health, and urban policy. Students collaborate in multidisciplinary teams with community partners to address social and environmental needs, emphasizing a hands-on and community-engaged approach. Historically, it offered a certificate in sustainable urban design. The institution is currently listed as 'Closed Temporarily'.

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Certificate in Sustainable Urban Design Certificate This field-based, experimental, team-based learning program collaborates with community partners to create design solutions. It emphasizes a human-centered and participatory approach.	Post-education program English Information not available. Deadline: Information not available.	Visit

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