Want to pursue a career in architecture? STUDIO FIRST will help you create a competitive portfolio for application to any three-year Master of Architecture program.

“The three projects I completed during STUDIO FIRST became the highlights of my portfolio,” says Daphne Stams.

Filipe Costa’s portfolio represents the skills and attributes he believes are vital to a successful career in architecture.

Mu Qu Jennifer Liu’s portfolio showcases work in hybrid mode, transitioning between hands-on making and digital processes.

"I envision working somewhere between engineering and architecture.”

Ben Stern reflects on his journey from McGill’s geography department to architecture and the role of STUDIO FIRST.

Shirley Chung is in the three-year Master of Architecture program after a career in banking and management consulting. Here’s work she submitted in her application portfolio.

Brendan Schoug’s portfolio helped him get accepted to the three-year Master of Architecture program at the University of British Columbia.

Michael Jamieson received offers of acceptance from all the schools to which he applied.

Here’s the portfolio that helped Travis Strochinski gain admission to the 3-year MArch program at Carleton.

What makes a great portfolio for grad school? What are admissions committees looking for?