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Students currently pursuing graduate studies at the University of Virginia School of Architecture represent a range of experience, with backgrounds from design and landscape architecture to engineering and English. In addition to diverse cultures and backgrounds, the students profiled below are committed to maintaining a culture of sharing, and are happy to answer any questions you might have about graduate study at the University of Virginia School of Architecture.

Amy Finstein

My name is Amy Finstein and I am a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Architectural History. Originally from Boston, I came to UVA for the opportunity to study closely with the leading scholars in my field, and for the interdisciplinary opportunities offered by the School of Architecture. While completing my coursework I took classes in every department of the School of Architecture, and my research similarly explores facets of architectural and urban history, landscape design, and the impact of the automobile on our built environment.

email: adf9u@virginia.edu

	Home > Ask a Student Do you have a question regarding admissions, courses, student life, Charlottesville? Ask a student! Students currently pursuing graduate studies at the University of Virginia School of Architecture represent a range of experience, with backgrounds from design and landscape architecture to engineering and English. In addition to diverse cultures and backgrounds, the students profiled below are committed to maintaining a culture of sharing, and are happy to answer any questions you might have about graduate study at the University of Virginia School of Architecture. Amy Finstein My name is Amy Finstein and I am a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Architectural History. Originally from Boston, I came to UVA for the opportunity to study closely with the leading scholars in my field, and for the interdisciplinary opportunities offered by the School of Architecture. While completing my coursework I took classes in every department of the School of Architecture, and my research similarly explores facets of architectural and urban history, landscape design, and the impact of the automobile on our built environment. email: adf9u@virginia.edu Ryan McEnroe My name is Ryan McEnroe and I am pursuing a Dual Masters Degree in Architecture and Landscape Architecture. I grew up with four brothers on a certified organic farm in up–state New York. I attained an A.S. in Architectural Studies from Morrisville State College (May 2002), B.S in Architecture from Arizona State University (May 2005), and studied at the Ecosa Institute (fall of 2005). I have worked for both large and small architecture offices in New York, Phoenix (design/build), and here in Charlottesville with William McDonough + Partners. I have been a member on three NAAB Visiting Teams and have visited a good number (~25) of architecture programs throughout the country. I serve on the Student Senate, Curriculum Committee, and GALA (Graduate Architecture and Landscape Architecture). Being an active member of the AIAS (National West Quad Director 2004–2005, AIAS representative to the NAAB 2007–2009), I would be happy to serve as a resource for any student interested in the graduate programs at the University of Virginia School of Architecture. email: rtm8d@virginia.edu	In the News Diversity at the School Student Organizations Public Service Fellowships Publications Facilities & Student Handbook Graduate Guide Financial Aid, Scholarships & Grants Student Life Student Services Career Services Computing & Information Technology Regulations & Policies Forms by Rachel Lau, 2008 ARCH 602: Architecture Foundation Studio 2. View More: This Image · This Course · Works Gallery
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