申請加拿大院校建筑專業(yè)作品集要求詳解

加拿大的教育質量在近幾年的世界排名中穩(wěn)步上升，因其學�；�本為公歷學校，所以學校之間的差距并沒有很懸殊，而在所有專業(yè)中，建筑專業(yè)是加拿大的教育部門為了保證市場教育質量是限制很多大學開設的，今天主要給大家說說麥吉爾大學，英屬哥倫比亞大學，多倫多大學這三所學校的建筑專業(yè)對申請其學校研究生的作品集要求：

1、麥吉爾大學

麥吉爾大學（McGill University），或簡稱麥吉爾（McGill），學校始建于1821年，坐落在世界最佳留學城市蒙特利爾，是加拿大最古老的高等學府，在國際上享負盛譽，素以嚴謹的學風著稱，被稱為“加拿大哈佛”，建筑學碩士課程是麥大建院的王牌學科，無論師資，設備和獲獎都是加拿大其他學校望塵莫及的，在全北美和世界上也擁有極高的聲譽。中國一些優(yōu)秀的建筑師，包括老一輩的優(yōu)秀建筑師里也有麥大建院的畢業(yè)生。每年申請麥吉爾大學的學生很多，因此錄取比例有限，申請學生也來自世界許多國家。這兩年中國學生申請數量不斷增加，使得競爭越來越激烈。

麥吉爾大學建筑作品集要求：

e-portfolio

A comprehensive e-portfolio (pdf format, max. 15 MB, due no later than January 15) that may include the following：

selected work from all previous design studios examples of project work from other courses

examples of freehand drawing and sketching examples of professional work: sketches,drawings, images of models, photographs of built work (professional work includes work carried out while employed in architects' offices, as well as personal projects; please identify the architect(s) and your own roles in each project illustrated)

Note： Please indicate, where applicable, if a project is an individual or group project.

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 2、英屬哥倫比亞大學

英屬哥倫比亞大學（University of British Columbia，簡稱UBC，又名“卑詩大學”）始建于1908年，是不列顛哥倫比亞省歷史最悠久的大學。UBC包含溫哥華校區(qū)（總校區(qū)）和奧肯納根校區(qū)，與麥吉爾大學、多倫多大學并稱加拿大大學“三強”，UBC的溫哥華校園還被譽為全北美最漂亮的校園，UBC大學的建筑專業(yè)Architecture只在研究生階段開放，如果希望在UBC讀書，將來也希望讀UBC的建筑碩士，那么本科階段可以考慮文科專業(yè)，如藝術史、視覺藝術，地理與人文地理；或工科專業(yè)，如土木工程、綜合工程 , 材料工程等，學習期間，要注意選修英語文學和寫作、以及自然地理課程，完成60個學分后，有機會申請UBC大學的環(huán)境設計本科，該學科的一些核心課程就是建筑學課程，如果可以成功申請該學科，并出色完成該學科，對將來申請UBC大學建筑碩士幫助很大。

英屬哥倫比亞大學建筑作品集要求：

Portfolio

Content

You should organize your portfolio into a clear, well-crafted package. The portfolio should have concise, descriptive text on each page to adequately explain the work. If working in collaboration with others, please clearly indicate your contribution to the submitted work. Portfolio requirements differ depending on which degree you apply for:

MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE AND MASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

Your portfolio should demonstrate your ability to conceptualize projects in two and three dimensions through a variety of media. The portfolio may contain drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, installation, printmaking, ceramics, fashion design, and woodworking, as well as other media. Showing your creative process and ability to think conceptually will also provide context for your work.

The intent of the portfolio is to highlight design potential. You should use the portfolio to showcase your interests and accomplishments, and to show how you could contribute to a demanding professional program.

MASTER OF URBAN DESIGN

Your portfolio should contain six examples of creative works that demonstrate aptitude, experience, and accomplishment. Instead of providing a collection of one type of work, include a variety of works. Creative works may include a wide range of examples, including design work and planning projects. One example should be a written piece.

MASA AND MASLA

Submit at least one and no more than three examples of previous scholarly or creative works. At least one example of writing should clearly indicate research ability and be identified as such.

Format

Most degrees require a physical portfolio. The maximum dimensions are 9" x 12" x 1/2" (or 23 x 30 x 1.5 cm). It must be no more than 20 pages in total (or 10 double-sided) and should be securely bound in some fashion. The portfolio should also have concise, descriptive text on each page to adequately explain the work.

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3、多倫多大學

多倫多大學(University of Toronto)，始建于1827年，坐落在加拿大第一大城市多倫多，在學術及研究方面，其經費、捐款、國家教授獎項、研究出版規(guī)模和藏書量皆為加拿大之首。多倫多大學亦為美國大學協會中僅有的兩所非美國學府之一。多倫多大學每年發(fā)表的科研論文數量在北美僅次于哈佛大學，引用數量位居世界前五。

多倫多大學建筑專業(yè)作品集要求：

Portfolio

Applicants are required to submit a hard copy portfolio only. This should include at least five (5) samples of design work, drawing or work in related fields (including the visual arts, graphic arts, digital media and engineering) which demonstrate creative ability.

The dimensions of the portfolio pages are not to exceed 8 ½ inches by 11 inches (or standard metric A4, 210 mm x 297 mm). There is no restriction as to the number of pages submitted. Applicants are advised that assessments will focus on quality and leadership potential and encouraged to treat the presentation of their portfolio as a straightforward graphic design exercise. Spiral binding is an accepted method of binding. The choice of binding is not considered in the overall evaluation of the portfolio.

Once a portfolio is submitted, it becomes the property of the University of Toronto and cannot be returned. Portfolios will not be recycled from previous application cycles.

In response to the question, what does the Admissions Committee look for in a good portfolio; please see some helpful suggestions from the Chair of Admissions.

What you choose to exclude is equally as important as what you include. Your portfolio will be a    process of creating and editing several times before you submit.While a book has limitations, understand and respect those limitations. The portfolio should be able to be opened easily by the committee without injury.Choices of typography, layout, and text are equally as important as the graphics themselves. If you need a long explanatory text, the work may not be strong enough.One well executed drawing can be better than numerous drawings. Be very self-critical about each piece and if it is adding something new.

Not having a design background should not be a limitation. Some of the strongest portfolios  have come from those without design training.

Some further tips from the chair at our recent Open House：

Keep it simple. Design the content and consider the sequence. Think about if you want it to be viewed in portrait or landscape. How you choose to present your work is key. The portfolio is an opportunity to show what design might mean for you, especially for those without previous background in a design field. Your portfolio does not necessarily need to show your progression, but rather the best work you have done.

Chronological order may not be the best way to organize your work. If you have any work you wish to include that was completed as part of a team, it is important to credit those involved and indicate clearly your contribution. It is recommended that in the sequence, you start with individual work and place team work closer to the end.

We see all forms of design and art mediums so put your best work whatever it may be in your portfolio.

Please Note：The University of Toronto will be closed from December 21, 2016 to January 1, 2017 inclusive. We recommend sending materials prior to our closure or postponing the use of courier services for any application materials with an expected delivery date during this time. If the item cannot be delivered by December 19, 2016, please wait to send when the university re-opens on January 2, 2017 to avoid items being returned to sender.

Portfolios may be delivered in person at the Daniels Front Desk of 230 College Street during regular business hours.

International Applicants Note: When sending the hard copy portfolio, on the customs information sheet, please be sure to state that the contents of your package is of "No Resale Value." If this is not indicated, portfolios will be returned to sender; Daniels Faculty will not pay for customs dues. 

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