- Study architectural concepts of space, form, function, environment, and technology.
- Learn the fundamentals of architecture, including the relationship between two-dimensional and three-dimensional design, methods of analog and introductory digital representation, and the basics of architectural composition.
- Develop experimental architectural drawing and pragmatic drafting skills during drawing classes.
- During field trips, investigate contemporary architecture in Upstate New York sites.
- Build a portfolio and participate in a show of student work.
- Earn a certificate, a total of six college credits for ARCH 1110 and 1300, and a written evaluation from your instructor.
- Familiarize yourself with Cornell's top-ranked College of Architecture, Art, and Planning.
- Visit the AAP summer architecture pages for more information and examples of student work.
Our programs offer you the rare opportunity to work closely with some of Cornell's most distinguished professors. Under their guidance, you'll develop the critical thinking and writing skills essential for success in college. You'll also have the chance to talk with them about your academic goals and career aspirations.