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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:Yale_Art_and_Architecture_Building,_October_20,_2008.jpg|thumb|Yale_Art_and_Architecture_Building,_October_20,_2008]] [[file:Desks_of_architecture_students_in_the_Yale_Art_and_Architecture_Building,_September_29,_2008.jpg|right|thumb|Desks_of_architecture_students_in_the_Yale_Art_and_Architecture_Building,_September_29,_2008]] '''Yale School of Architecture''' is one of the constituent professional schools of [[Yale University]], located in [[New Haven, Connecticut]]. It is widely recognized as one of the leading architecture schools in the world. The school offers a range of programs including the [[Master of Architecture]] (M.Arch), [[Master of Environmental Design]] (M.E.D.), and [[Ph.D. in Architecture]].<br />
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== History ==<br />
The Yale School of Architecture was established in 1916 as the Department of Architecture within the [[Yale School of Fine Arts]]. It became an independent professional school in 1972. The school has a rich history of influential faculty and alumni, including [[Paul Rudolph]], who served as the chair of the department from 1958 to 1965, and [[Robert A. M. Stern]], who served as dean from 1998 to 2016.<br />
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== Programs ==<br />
The school offers several degree programs:<br />
* [[Master of Architecture]] (M.Arch) - A professional degree program accredited by the [[National Architectural Accrediting Board]] (NAAB).<br />
* [[Master of Environmental Design]] (M.E.D.) - A research-based program focusing on the relationship between the built environment and social, cultural, and environmental factors.<br />
* [[Ph.D. in Architecture]] - A doctoral program aimed at advancing knowledge in architectural history, theory, and criticism.<br />
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== Facilities ==<br />
The Yale School of Architecture is housed in [[Rudolph Hall]], a building designed by [[Paul Rudolph]]. The building is known for its Brutalist architecture and serves as a central hub for the school's activities. The school also has access to the [[Yale Center for British Art]] and the [[Yale University Art Gallery]], which provide additional resources for students.<br />
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== Notable Faculty and Alumni ==<br />
The school has been home to many notable architects and scholars, including:<br />
* [[Paul Rudolph]] - Former chair and influential modernist architect.<br />
* [[Robert A. M. Stern]] - Former dean and prominent postmodern architect.<br />
* [[Maya Lin]] - Designer of the [[Vietnam Veterans Memorial]].<br />
* [[Eero Saarinen]] - Renowned architect known for his work on the [[Gateway Arch]] and [[TWA Flight Center]].<br />
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== Related Pages ==<br />
* [[Yale University]]<br />
* [[Master of Architecture]]<br />
* [[Paul Rudolph]]<br />
* [[Robert A. M. Stern]]<br />
* [[Maya Lin]]<br />
* [[Eero Saarinen]]<br />
* [[Brutalist architecture]]<br />
* [[National Architectural Accrediting Board]]<br />
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== References ==<br />
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== External Links ==<br />
{{Yale University}}<br />
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[[Category:Yale University]]<br />
[[Category:Architecture schools]]<br />
[[Category:Educational institutions established in 1916]]<br />
[[Category:Universities and colleges in Connecticut]]<br />
[[Category:New Haven, Connecticut]]<br />
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