Introduction 基本介绍
NUS Architecture is Asia’s premier school of design, architecture, landscape and urbanism. Led by a multidisciplinary and international faculty, we champion design excellence through a vision of ‘Architecture for Asia’. We advance impactful architectural solutions in the heart of Asia, and in the tropical centre of the world. Our design and research respond specifically to the challenges of the equator.
We are growing to meet the needs of our international student population and the rapidly evolving environment around us. We offer six different programmes including landscape architecture, urban design, urban planning and integrated sustainable design. Our faculty and alumni comprise prestigious award winners including the Singapore President Design Award, World Architecture Festival Awards (WAF), International Architectural Award, Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Awards, American Institute of Architects Awards (AIA), Society of American Registered Architect Awards (SARA) and Architectural Design Awards Singapore (SIA).
国大建筑学院是亚洲一流的设计，建筑，景观和城市化学院。在多学科和国际师资的带领下，我们通过“亚洲建筑”的愿景来倡导卓越设计。我们在亚洲的心脏地带和世界热带地区提供有影响力的建筑解决方案。我们的设计和研究专门针对赤道的挑战。
我们正在不断增长，以满足国际学生人数以及我们周围迅速发展的环境的需求。我们提供六个不同的计划，包括景观建筑，城市设计，城市规划和可持续综合设计。我们的教师和校友包括著名的获奖者，包括新加坡总统设计奖，世界建筑节奖（WAF），国际建筑奖，英国皇家建筑师学会（RIBA）奖，美国建筑师学会奖（AIA），美国注册学会建筑师奖（SARA）和新加坡建筑设计奖（SIA）。
We have…
1161 students enrolled in 6 different programmes across 5 years of study (AY 17/18).
Over 16 nationalities represented in our diverse student body.
48 full-time members, and over 70 adjunct professors, lecturers and tutors representing over 14 different nationalities.
321 students that graduate in AY 16/17 across 6 different programmes.
我们有…
1161名学生在5年的学习中（AY 17/18）参加了6个不同的课程。
我们多样化的学生群体中有16个以上的国籍。
48位全职成员，以及来自14个不同国家的70多位兼职教授，讲师和导师。
321名学生在16/17学年的6个不同课程中毕业。
Supporting cutting edge architectural practice and research relevant to a global Asian context, NUS Architecture has a long-standing reputation as the top Asian architecture school, and one of the top ten schools in the world with professional architectural education excellence. We nurture inspired designers, informed practitioners, and engaged citizens. Situated in a large research intensive university, we combine the rigour of robust inquiry with creative design exploration to tackle urgent issues of the contemporary built environment. Located in-between three of the world’s most populous nations, our campus in tropical Singapore offers first-hand experience of the ebb and flow of Asia’s leading urban centres, and opportunities in the midst of a pulsating twenty-first-century capital city.
NUS Architecture支持与全球亚洲环境相关的前沿建筑实践和研究，长期以来一直被誉为亚洲顶尖的建筑学院，也是全球十所拥有卓越建筑专业教育水平的学校之一。我们培养受启发的设计师，知识渊博的从业人员和敬业的公民。坐落在一所大型研究型大学中，我们将严谨的询问和创新的设计探索结合在一起，以解决当代建筑环境中的紧迫问题。我们的校园位于世界上人口最多的三个国家之间，位于热带新加坡，可为您提供亚洲领先城市中心的潮起潮落的第一手经验，以及在二十一世纪动荡的首府城市中提供的机遇。
Degrees Awarded 授予学位
Division of Research & Graduate Studies
The Division of Research and Graduate Studies (DRGS) was officially established on 1st October 1999 to spearhead graduate research and teaching programmes in the School of Design and Environment. It also aims to promote inter and multi-disciplinary research among the various disciplines of the Built Environment.
The DRGS (SDE) draws its research and teaching staff from the Department of Architecture, the Department of Building, the Department of Real Estate and the Division of Industrial Design in a synergistic way, to offer a wide array of opportunities in research and teaching programmes.
Graduate Degrees either by coursework or research provide opportunities of advanced study in specialised areas of architecture, building, real estate and industrial design including scientific aspects of environmental control, building operations, project management and property management.
研究与研究科
研究与研究生研究部（DRGS）于1999年10月1日正式成立，旨在领导设计与环境学院的研究生研究与教学计划。它还旨在促进建筑环境各个学科之间的跨学科和跨学科研究。
DRGS（SDE）以协同的方式从建筑学系，建筑学系，房地产学系和工业设计学系吸引其研究和教学人员，为研究和教学计划提供各种机会。
通过课程或研究获得的研究生学位可为建筑，建筑，房地产和工业设计等特定领域的高级研究提供机会，包括环境控制，建筑运营，项目管理和物业管理的科学方面。
Undergraduate:
B.A( Project & Facilities Management)
B.A( Real Estate)
Graduate Programmes:
Master of Science in Project Management
Master of Science in Integrated Sustainable Design
Master of Arts in Architectural Conservation
History 学院历史
1958:The School of Architecture was founded as part of the Singapore Polytechnic. It offered a 5 year (full-time) and 7 year (part-time) Dip Arch with R Vickery as the Head of the programme.
1961:Formation of the student's union - SPA. SP Architecture. Mr Kee Yap was Head of the School
1963:The first cohort of students graduated
1965:Singapore gained Independence. The following year, Professor D. W. Notley became Head of the School
1968:The Royal institute of British Architects Visitation Board made its first visit and granted recognition up to the level of Part I
1969:The Program transferred to the University of Singapore. The new Faculty of Architecture comprised of the School of Architecture, the Department of Building and Estate Management, as well as the Department of Building Science. The BArch course comprised of 6 years, including 1 year of practical training
1970:The School of Architecture moved to Kinloss House, Lady Hill Road. Located in an exclusive area, this residential building was formerly an officer's mess for the British Forces. During this year, the School of Architecture commenced the part-time M.A. (Urban Planning) programme
1972:The Faculty of Architecture was renamed The Faculty of Architecture and Building to highlight the importance of degree courses offered by the School of Building and Estate Management
1973:The duration of the BArch was reduced to four and a half years, and the practical training omitted to "meet the urgent demands of the profession". Professor Notley retired and Professor Rory Fonseca took over, who was replaced by Professor E.J. Seow a year later. The Advisory Committee was set up
1975:The Ministry of National Development established a Centre for Architectural Studies with the cooperation of the Faculty. This centre offered a course leading the the BArch degree and George Steiner appointed as Director of the Centre.
1976:The Faculty of Architecture & Building was the first faculty to move to its current home at the new Kent Ridge Campus. The M.A. (Urban Planning) course was terminated due to a lack of enrolment. The BArch course was accredited by the Singapore Institute of Architects the following year.
1979:Professor Bill Lim was appointed Head of the School while remaining as Dean of the Faculty and Head of the Department of Building Science. He was replaced by Associate Professor David Lim as Acting Head the following year
1980:The Council on professional and Technical Education (CPTE) recommended increase in student enrolment. Professor Eric Lye of Hong Kong University was appointed to review the program. The two tier program was introduced: A 3 year B.A. (Architectural Studies) course and a 2-year B.Arch with 10 months of practical training. The Advisory Committee under chairmanship of Liu Thai Ker was appointed to oversee the implementation of the program changes and to work towards achieving international recognition. In this year, the University of Singapore was renamed the National University of Singapore.
1981:RIBA made its second visitation and recognised the B.A. (AS) course for exemption from Part I
1983:Architectural Computing was introduced
1985:Lim Soon Chye, formerly of PWD was appointed Director of the School in 1984, with Meng Tan Cheang as Co-Director. Both the B.A. (AS) and B.Arch degree courses were fully recognised by the RIBA and receive both Part I and II accreditation - the first in the Faculty to join the ranks of internationally recognised degree courses. The discourse during this time focused on post-modernism and regionalism
1986:Ho Pak Toe was appointed Director of the School. Sonny Chan San Yau appointed as the first Adjunct Associate Professor to the School the following year.
1989:The School celebrated its 20th anniversary with he Faculty. The first ever "City Exhibition" was held at Raffles City - a practice that has continued until today, underlining the role the School plays in promoting public awareness of architecture.
1990:The School started its first student exchange programme with the University of Newcastle upon Tyne.
1993:Associate Professor Abdul Hussain appointed as Head of the School. Ong Teng Cheong, then President of Singapore and formerly an architect visited the school for a presentation of student proposals for the Singapore Arts Centre
1994:The Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA) was founded to promote research and postgraduate studies, with Dr. Milton Tan as Director. The module of Topics in Architecture was converted to a Dissertation for the graduating students of the BArch.
1995:CASA introduced Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programmes such as Computer Aided Design and Landscape Architecture
1997:The introduction of the B.A. (Arch) Hons for the academic track. This year also saw the 1st Tropical Architecture Workshop conducted by Adjunct Assoc Professor Tay Kheng Soon
1998:Associate Professor Dr Milton Tan appointed as Head of the Department of Architecture. The following year saw the inception of the Industrial Design Program
2000:In the new millenia, the Ong Siew May Professorship was launched along with the Ong & Ong Travelling Fellowship for students.
2001:The B.A. (Arch) Hons programme resulted in a co-terminal degree where the MArch was also obtained after 5 years of study.
2002:Associate Professor Dr Heng Chye Kiang was appointed Head of the Department. Inauguration of the Great Asian Streets Symposium (GASS). The following year saw K. Sejima and R Nishizawa of SANAA appointed under the OSM Professorship, conducting a MArch Studio.
2004:
Ms Agnes Tan gifted S$1.5m to NUS in 2004 for the purchase and restoration of the two townhouses for the Tun Tan Cheng Lock Centre was followed by another generous gift of S$4 million to the University for the Baba House in 2005 The International Network on Tropical Architecture (INTA) was initiated.
2005:Streaming was introduced to the programme at the end of Year 3 to either the Design Track or DTM (Design Technology & Management) which was followed by the M.Arch (Urban Design) or M.Arch (Design) or M.Arch (DTM) UM-NUS Joint studio to mark UM-NUS 100th anniversary; celebrating the University's beginnings.
2008:Associate Professor Dr Wong Yunn Chi was appointed Head of the Department. The launch of Overseas Enrichment Programs (OEPs) supported by the Lee Foundation. The DTM track converted to DTS (Design, Technology, Sustainability).
Inauguration of the Master of Landscape Architecture Programme with Dr Ong Boon Lay as Programme Director. Official Opening of Tun Tan Cheng Lock Centre for Asian Architecture and Urban Heritage in Malacca.
2010
Inauguration of the Master of Science in Integrated Sustainable Design (MSc (ISD)) with Associate Professor Dr Nirmal Kishani as Programme Director. The Tun Tan Cheng Lock Scholarship was also launched.
2011
Inauguration of Vertical Cities Asia International Competition. NUS hosts 5th International Forum on Urbanism (IFOU).
2012
Inauguration of the Master of Urban Planning (MUP) programme with Associate Professor Ng Wai Keen as programme director. The Suzhou Studio at NUSRI was launched. PSE Smile Village in Phnom Penh was launched. Kampung Temasek for hands-on work for Year 1s was launched.
2013
The Sumba community built project was initiated. CAADRIA was launched with a focus on BIM
2014
Inauguration of the joint Asian Masters of Urbanism (AMU) programme with the University of Tokyo, Tsinghua University and Tongji University. Embedded studios in practice was introduced. Designing Resilience in Asia International Competition was launched
2016
Appointment of Professors in Practice - President Design Awardees Richard Ho, Mok Wei Wei, Chan Soo Khian, Wong Mun Summ and Tan Kok Hiang.
2017
The Department of Architecture ranked Top 10 in the World and top in Asia. according to QS. Professor Ho Puay Peng appointed as Head of the Department.
International Exchange 国际交流
Future Development 未来发展
Cities worldwide are growing at  challenging and unprecedented speeds with Asia leading the rapid urbanization process that will take the region to transform its urban environments, populations and landscapes into the highest dense cities in our planet. This scenario requests the urgent need for urban design professionals, specially architects, planners, engineers and landscape architects, to tackle the challenges affecting cities such as changes in the living and working patterns, aging populations, new mobility trends, changes in the forms of industrial production and consumption, urban informality, population growth and migration, or the effects of climate change. These and other critical issues are affecting our urban and physical spaces, and in the coming years professionals trained in urban design will have a key role in shaping the future of our cities through innovative ideas and approaches.
NUS and the Department of Architecture have been leading the Urban Design education in Asia since 1998, when the MaUD was established as the first Master of Arts in Urban Design programme in Asia and the region. In more than 20 years of history, the MaUD has drawn on the contemporary successful urban experience of Singapore as a living laboratory, as well as on its role in helping to transform the region, to prepare the most innovative and creative thinking urban designers to envision strategic futures and design sustainable and resilient great urban places.
The Master of Arts in Urban Design programme is a one-year full-time international and interdisciplinary course (two-year part-time), oriented to those who seek an intense educational setting where to study the city in more complex and inclusive terms. Through a combination of real-setting urban design studios and focused modules you will work in addressing the challenges facing urban designers, architects and urbanists in the 21stcentury. You will be prepared to design successful urban spaces that take into careful consideration current and future users based on an understanding of a wide range of issues including those impinging on sustainability, resilience, economics, ecology, sociology, environmental psychology, technology, urban geography, cultural theory or real estate.
Asia-Pacific region constitutes our primary working territory, however the programme also offers international workshops and global perspectives in the teaching contents.
随着亚洲引领着快速的城市化进程，全球城市正以具有挑战性和空前的速度增长，这将带动该地区将其城市环境，人口和景观转变为地球上密度最高的城市。这种情况要求迫切需要城市设计专业人员，特别是建筑师，规划师，工程师和景观设计师，以应对影响城市的挑战，例如生活和工作方式的变化，人口老龄化，新的出行趋势，工业形式的变化生产和消费，城市非正规性，人口增长和移民或气候变化的影响。这些和其他关键问题正在影响我们的城市和自然空间，
自1998年MaUD成立以来，新加坡国立大学和建筑系一直领导亚洲城市设计教育，MaUD是亚洲和该地区首个城市设计艺术硕士课程。在20多年的历史中，MaUD借鉴了新加坡作为生活实验室的当代成功城市经验，并利用其在帮助该地区转型方面的作用，为城市设计师准备了最具创新性和创造性的思维战略性期货，设计可持续发展和具有弹性的大城市场所。
城市设计艺术硕士课程是为期一年的全日制国际和跨学科课程（为期两年的兼读制），面向那些寻求密集教育环境并以更复杂和包容性的角度研究城市的人。通过对实际制定城市设计工作室相结合，重点模块，您将在解决面临21城市设计师，建筑师和城市所面临的挑战的工作ST世纪。您将基于对广泛问题的理解，包括影响可持续性，弹性，经济，生态，社会学，环境心理学，技术，城市地理，文化理论或房地产。
亚太地区是我们的主要工作领域，但是该计划在教学内容上也提供了国际研讨会和全球视野。
Ranking 相关排名
Quacquarelli Symonds（QS）2019 + 全球建筑/建筑环境专业排名前8 + 2019
2021QS世界大学排名11
2020世界大学建筑学专业排名12
2021泰晤士高等教育排名25
2020USNEWS排名34
Famous Alumni 知名校友
Chong Siak Ching
Ho Puay-Peng
Tan Hans