school of architecture

The social, political and environmental issues of the San Diego area, along with land use planning, resource allocation and urban planning, all affect the architectural context at a trans-national level and give Woodbury students the opportunity to study in a setting different than Los Angeles. The architecture program in San Diego takes full advantage of the opportunity and vitality that are a product of this rapidly growing, complex and diverse region. It offers specialized facilities including a library focused on architecture, urbanism and development, a wood/metal shop, CAD/CAM milling table, and computing facilities, as well as providing 24 hour access to studios. The program at the San Diego facility delivers the full complement of lower and upper division courses in architecture, and both lower and upper division General Education.

Members of the San Diego Faculty have been instrumental in forming San Diego into the most progressive housing laboratory in the United States by advancing new strategies for the redefinition of housing, design, policy, and development.

The San Diego Undergraduate program accommodates transfer students from undergraduate and community colleges.

The San Diego Graduate program teaches the art and practice of real estate development to architects and graduates of professional programs in architecture.