The Bachelor of Science in Architectural Technology at Alfred State College is designed for aspiring professionals who wish to deeply understand the built environment, from fundamental design principles to complex construction systems. You will explore architectural history, computer visualization, and environmental controls, developing a strong foundation in technical drawing and building codes. This undergraduate degree prepares you to bridge the gap between design conception and practical realization, making you an invaluable asset in the architecture and construction industries.
You will study this program full-time on campus over four years, progressing through a structured curriculum that includes design studios, construction technology, and municipal regulations. The program emphasizes practical application through courses in computer visualization and environmental controls, culminating in advanced design studios and a professional practice module. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of architectural technology, ready to pursue careers in architectural design, construction management, or building systems analysis.