Boston Architectural College

Interior architecture is the design of human experience, putting the needs of people first and shaping interior space using evidence-based design strategies to achieve functional built interior environments. Designers in interior architecture creatively apply a body of knowledge to address new challenges, working sustainably and supporting health and wellbeing.

Graduates with interiors degrees from the Boston Architectural College (BAC) work in major interior and architecture firms and have started firms of their own. They design workplace, healthcare, hospitality, retail, educational, and entertainment environments. They work as corporate designers, as advocates in nonprofits, or for municipal governments in accessibility compliance and building code development. Your career possibilities are limited only by your imagination.

The mission of the School of Landscape Architecture is to provide excellence in design education through an interdisciplinary, academic, and practice-based model of design thinking and learning. Open to a diverse community of students and faculty who wish to explore urban landscapes and sustainable design principles, the School seeks to advance the landscape architecture profession and the diverse and global communities it serves.

An education in design cultivates skills in analysis, creativity, critical thinking, and problem solving that are valuable in many fields. Design Studies graduates from the Boston Architectural College are prepared for a broad range of careers. They work as preservation or design specialists in firms, consultants or sole practitioners, advocates for preservation and sustainability, or as design specialists in government, nonprofits, contracting or construction, and development and real estate.