Required Courses | Dual Degree | Duration |
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61 Courses | Not Available | 10 Semesters |
Language | Credit Hours | Annual Fees |
English | 164 Cr. Hrs. | 69,000 EGP |
Program Overview
Create the cities of tomorrow.
Behind every great design is a great technique. In our increasingly digital-driven built environment, a degree in Architectural Design & Digital Architecture Program is a route to a rewarding career.
So, if you’re fascinated with architecture, our program will lead you through the technical, operational, and environmental details of creating a building.
The architecture industry is constantly evolving as advancing technology and modern developments lead to new and exciting design and construction opportunities. Architectural Design & Digital Architecture graduates play a vital role in the industry. They plan and execute sophisticated residential and commercial designs. This program trains students to enter this progressive field with practical skills, advanced training, and the latest architectural technology.
Architectural design is a concept that focuses on components or elements of a structure. An architect is generally the one in charge of architectural design. They work with space and elements to create a coherent and functional structure. On the other hand, digital architecture has been used to refer to other aspects of architecture that feature digital technologies. Architecture that is created digitally might not involve the use of actual materials (brick, stone, glass, steel, wood). Rather, it relies on “sets of numbers stored in electromagnetic format” used to create representations and simulations that correspond to material performance and to map out built artefacts. Digital architecture does not just represent “ideated space”; it also creates places for human interaction that does not resemble physical architectural spaces. Examples of these places in the “Internet Universe” and cyberspace include websites, multi-user dungeons, MOOs, and web chat rooms.
This program is for you if :