Art and architecture

@inproceedings{Colledge1997ArtAA,
  title={Art and architecture},
  author={Malcolm A. R. Colledge and Alan K. Bowman and P. D. A. Garnsey and Dominic Rathbone},
  year={1997}
}
There are six programs within the College of Art and Architecture: Architecture, Bioregional Planning and Community Design, Interior Architecture and Design, Art and Design, Landscape Architecture, and Virtual Technology and Design. Each program represents unique disciplines that are integrated throughout their curriculum, research and service mission. All undergraduate students majoring in any of the programs in art and architecture (architecture, interior architecture and design, art and… 
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