Jefferson College of Architecture and the Built Environment

We are looking to meeting YOU. If you are considering or interested in a graduate degree and/or certificates in Architecture, Construction Management, Geospatial Technology for Geodesign, Historic Preservation, Interior Architecture, Real Estate Development, Sustainable Design and Urban Design we invite YOU to attend this online event. Register TODAY: https://my.jefferson.edu/register/

Experience Thomas Jefferson University's award-winning MS in Sustainable Design program with our free online Net-Zero First Design Studio and Competition (May 24-August 15, 2021). This studio has been adapted from the original 4 credit course taught in the College of Architecture and the Built Environment, into an introductory course perfect for people who are interested in getting involved in sustainable design. To find out more about this course or register, visit: https://www.jefferson.edu//prog/free-course-offerings.html

Philadelphia currently supports hundreds of urban farms, community gardens, and edible landscapes. The pandemic has made clear how essential resilient local food systems are, both to feed people and to foster community. It has sharpened awareness of historic and current inequities in the food system, the urgency of food sovereignty, and the value inherent in reconnecting with the land and its beauty. Panelists for BioPhilly include Landscape Architecture Program Director Kim Douglas with CABE volunteer professor Drew Harris (faculty of Thomas Jefferson University College of Population Health - JCPH).

Thank you students and families for visiting us on campus for #JeffersonAdmitted day! We had a blast having you on campus. The energy was electric We’ll see you in the fall!

Admitted Day @ East Falls | Awards Ceremony

There are various ways to make a change in the built environment. Check out this opportunity with Community Ventures, a Philadelphia mission-driven, non-profit development company. #hiring

Check out this April visit by History 4 for Interiors students to the Hassrick House by Richard Neutra. Exploring an excellent example of post-World War II American modernism and how Neutra’s Hassrick House addresses human wellness and health. Tour by Architecture and Historic Preservation Student Docent, Alexander Jones. Professor Grace Ong Yan We look forward to YOU joining us tomorrow for #JeffersonAdmitted Day, Saturday April 17th. We hope you will enjoy with your families a day of exploration, design, and competition ON CAMPUS, IN-PERSON! #LetsConnect #MaskUp Forget to register? Visit: https://my.jefferson.edu/register/