• MFA / M.Arch Duel Degree Lighting Design + Architecture
  • MFA Double Major Lighting Design + Interior Design
  • MFA Lighting Design

    • About MFA / M.Arch Dual Degree Lighting Design and Architecture

    Since 2007, the School of Constructed Environments has offered a dual degree combining the Master of Architecture and Master of Fine Arts in Lighting Design (M.Arch/MFA LD). This unique track enables students to develop a keen technical and aesthetic awareness of the relationship between light and architecture.

    For more information, including admission, curriculum, faculty, and courses, visit MFA / M.Arch Dual Degree Lighting Design and Architecture on the Parsons website.

    Junrui Wang (MFA LD + M.Arch) Recognized in Two Recent Design Competitions

    Dual Degree student won third place in the Robert Bruce Thompson Student Light Fixture Design Award and first place in the Pro/Form Live Design Competition.

    Junrui Wang, Pro/Form Competition Winning Design

    Model constructed by cross-disciplinary team of SCE students on display at Jewish Museum

    An exhibition currently on view at the Jewish Museum, Other Primary Structures, prominently features a three-quarter-inch scale model of its 1966 exhibition, Primary Structures: Younger American and British Sculptors, complete with miniature artworks. The model depicts the museum as it was in 1966. It was created by part-time faculty member Aurelie Paradiso and a group of students from […]

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    Core77 on Luminous Talks: Nature & Man-Made

    Luminous Talks: Nature & Man-Made covered by Core77.

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    SCE Thesis Exhibtion, opening 15 May 6-8PM

    PART OF PARSONS FESTIVAL 2012: This exhibition of graduating students’ work includes drawings, models, and prototypes from the architecture, interior design, lighting design, and product design programs at Parsons. The exhibition takes place in the studio space created by the Parsons Design Workshop—its signature design-build program—where work desks and adjacent spaces convert to exhibition space.