Architecture Program
West Campus Location |
Our Mission
The Architecture Technology Program at Lansing Community College is dedicated to providing all students interested in the study of architecture with the academic means to achieve their individual goals. To achieve this mission, the program will structure all curricula, courses, events and activities as part of an instructive learning environment, designed and implemented by field trained professionals, using the latest techniques and technology available. The Architecture Technology Program will continually seek direction and guidance from a board of advisors who represent a diverse cross section of practicing professionals throughout the field of architecture.
The Study of Architecture at LCC
The Architecture Technology Program at Lansing Community College offers students a comprehensive, two-year Associate of Applied Science Degree in the study of architecture or the opportunity to take just one or two courses for your individual interest or to upgrade a specific skill. Our two-year degrees and the one-year certificate offered in Architecture Technology are intended to prepare students to work in one of the many areas of the architecture profession. All (ARCH) courses are designed and taught by practicing professionals using the latest technology and teaching techniques.
In addition to the regular semester length courses offered each Fall, Spring, and Summer, the program offers a wide variety of additional activities and events such as lectures and field trips for the benefit of the students to make their educational experience at Lansing Community College as complete as possible. In addition to more than 30 ARCH courses that students may choose from to structure their degrees, Lansing Community College also offers hundreds of additional courses in related fields such as Interior Design, Kitchen and Bath Design, Landscape Architecture, Art and Humanities, Building Technology, and Civil Construction.
Toward Your Professional Degree
Transfer programs to accredited four-year schools of architecture in the state of Michigan and throughout the United States are available to students who wish to apply their two-year degree towards a 4-, 5-, or 6-year degree in architecture or a related field. Transfer programs are worked out on an individual basis with an Architecture Technology advisor.
Dual Enrollment
Dual enrollment programs are available to any student within the LCC district who is in good academic standing and would like to study Architecture Technology at LCC while still in high school.
Architecture Technology Program
2008 Advisory Board
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Name |
Company |
Location |
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Bob Smith |
Hobbs and Black |
Lansing, MI |
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George Ananich, AIA |
THA Architects Engineers |
Flint, MI |
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Anthony Blair, AIA |
DLZ Michigan, INC |
Lansing, MI |
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Mel Cantor, AIA |
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David Everest |
Siemens Building Technologies |
Lansing, MI |
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David French, AIA |
French Associates |
Rochester, MI |
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Jim Gibbs |
DesignPhase and Faculty Lansing Community College |
Okemos, MI |
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LeRoy Harvey |
Lansing Community College |
Lansing, MI |
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Tim Hunnicutt |
Hovey Development & Construction |
DeWitt, MI |
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Peter McCreedy |
Ecology Education Center |
Flint, MI |
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Steve Osborn |
MSMDA |
Lansing, MI |
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John Sarver |
Michigan State Energy Office |
Lansing, MI |
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Jessica Simons |
SE Michigan Resource Conservation & Development Council |
Ann Arbor, MI |
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Robert Smith, AIA |
Hobbs & Black |
Lansing, MI |
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Chris Strugar-Fritsch |
Lansing Community College |
Lansing, MI |
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Mary Swanson, AIA |
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Gene Townsend |
Odeena Development Group |
Lansing, MI |
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Steve Vossler |
Lansing Community College |
Lansing, MI |
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Michele Filipiak |
Lansing Community College |
Lansing, MI |
