Architectural Technology, A.A.S.
Build a Strong Foundation for Architectural Careers
DCC’s Architectural Technology A.A.S. gets you on the right track for transfer to a 4- or 5-year college or university program. It’s an affordable way to build college credits you can apply toward a bachelor’s degree in fields like architecture, interior design, and construction.
credits in core courses and electives you choose
years of full-time study for most students (earning college credits in high school can save time)
preparation for a variety of 4- or 5-year university programs
What You'll Study as an Architectural Technology Student
Many Architectural Technology A.A.S. graduates transfer to 4- or 5-year bachelor's degree programs. Some go directly into the workplace. Graduates typically pursue careers that include architecture, interior design or building inspection.
You'll start with introductory classes in the field. Next, you'll move into more advanced work that includes presentations and a capstone project.
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ARC 103: Basic Architectural Drawing
Basics of drawing lines, lettering, use of instruments, orthographic projection, and
pictorials.
ARC 106: Building Materials & Construction
Study construction materials, architectural detailing, and structural drawings.
ARC 211: Environmental Systems
Intro to illumination, heating and cooling, energy efficiency and sustainable design.
Where Do Architecture Grads Go?
Transform your associate degree into a bachelor’s degree. DCC grads have successfully gone on to four-year programs at:
- SUNY Alfred
Bachelor of Architecture - SUNY Buffalo
Bachelor of Architecture - New York Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Architecture - Pratt Institute
Bachelor of Architecture - College of New York
Bachelor of Architecture
DCC graduates have found rewarding career at local companies, including:
- Mauri Associates
- Liscum McCormack VanVoorhis Architects
- Swartz Architecture
- Whalen Architecture
- Mazzarelli Architecture
- Ciro Interrante Architect
- Leody Architecture
My DCC Story: Annelise
Annelise studied architecture at DCC. Now she’s an interior designer. Find out about her educational and career journey.
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