The fields of architecture, landscape architecture, and urban design are characterized today by exceptional pressure for change. Globalization and the convergence of new media, materials, and building technologies have led to radical change in economic, technical, and aesthetic formations in the design fields. The John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design is responding to these shifts.

The Faculty’s focus on interdisciplinary training and research will test students’ limits and challenge them to rethink design for the 21st century. Students not only have the city to use as a resource, but also have access to Toronto’s large professional design community, many of whom teach at the school.