David R. Ravin School of Architecture


We welcome your interest in studying architecture, urban design, and computational design at the David R. Ravin School of Architecture at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Recognized for the outstanding quality of our faculty and students, our commitment to community, and the resources offered through our labs, studios, and classrooms – both at UNC Charlotte’s main campus and The Dubois Center at UNC Charlotte Center City in Uptown Charlotte – we are devoted to engaging students in an energetic study of how architecture and design shape our daily lives.




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“My favorite thing about UNC Charlotte is the extreme levels of diversity and inclusion. I was afraid of fitting into the large campus and community, but as I’ve spent time here, I’ve realized that UNC Charlotte is for everyone, no matter their background. I love the David R. Ravin School of Architecture specifically because they understand that we are humans first and students second – they work hard to include everyone in events and socials that take place.”

Jayrion Wilson
BA in Architecture

“I am under various scholarships and am truly grateful to be receiving the extra funding. It has been a relief knowing that some of my educational finances are taken care of, which allows me to push myself further and take up opportunities that are in the form of education or career advancement.”

Leonie Eisenring
BA in Architecture
Malak

I love the School of Architecture’s culture. The warm, welcoming studio environment helped me immediately make friends. The Storrs family pushes me to work harder and design better through feedback and support. I am constantly being inspired from the different creative minds.”

Malak Fahmy
BA in Architecture

Blaine Brownell will present research from his book, Hypernatural.

Matthew Gin explores 300-year-old precedents for the 2024 spectacle in Journal18 essay.

Lambla Gallery hosts student work from Rome, Istanbul, and Tokyo.

Alyssa Brady, the inaugural graduate in the Master of Science in Architecture Critical Heritage Studies program, uncovers lost histories.


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