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For prospective architecture undergraduates, a tour of Lee Hall for the Bachelor of Arts in Architecture will be held on most Mondays and Fridays at 1:30 p.m. each month during the academic year. Please note that these do not always coincide with the University's campus tour dates and times. We suggest you check our tour dates before scheduling the campus tour if you'd like to schedule one visit to Clemson. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate specialized tour dates or walk-ins due to the high volume of requests.

To register for a guided tour of Lee Hall, click here. For questions, please contact Jessica Garcia at 864-656-2873 or jgarci6@clemson.edu.

Prospective graduate students are welcomed and encouraged to visit. In order to observe the life of the school and work in progress, we recommend prospective students visit during the school year (not the summer), when students and faculty are present and studios are in session, which is Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons. At this time, we cannot accommodate or accept walk-in tours.

Please contact our Program Directors for more information: 

David Lee, Co-Director of Architecture Graduate Studies, dlee2@clemson.edu

Andreea Mihalache, Co-Director of Architecture Graduate Studies, amihala@clemson.edu

David Allison, Director of Architecture + Health Graduate Studies, adavid@clemson.edu

The Architecture Graduate Programs host two open house sessions per year. One in the Fall (late October or early November) for prospective graduate students and one in the spring (late March or early April) for prospective admitted and wait-listed applicants. Architecture open houses include presentations by faculty, question/answer opportunities about our graduate programs, and tours of Lee Hall.

This year's Fall Graduate Programs Open House will be on October 25, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. with lunch included. Please RSVP to attend at: https://forms.gle/L745ftNFg6Fi8jsRA

To schedule an appointment to visit and learn more about the Landscape Architecture Program at Clemson, contact Michelle Marchesse, 864-656-3926, marches@clemson.edu. 

To schedule an appointment to visit and learn more about the Master of Science in Historic Preservation Program at our Clemson Design Center in Charleston, SC, contact: preservation@clemson.edu

MSHP Open House Opportunities:

Register today for an MSHP Open House: https://forms.gle/Y28E26sS5XSyXLay7

To schedule an appointment to visit and learn more about the Master of Resilient Urban Design Program at our Clemson Design Center in Charleston, SC, contact: mrud@clemson.edu

MRUD Open House Opportunities:

Register today for an MRUD Open House: https://forms.gle/5CvpbLpp1VVx5fZx6

Lee Hall, home of the School of Architecture, is a complex of buildings and additions. On maps, it is often notated as Rudolph E. Lee Gallery, which is an art gallery housed in Lee I. Lee I is the original building built in 1958; Lee II was added in the 1970s and 90s, and Lee III opened in 2012. Room numbers in Lee indicate which part of the building the room is located. For example, Lee 2-111 (the large auditorium) is Room 111 in Lee II. Click here to view maps of the interior of Lee Hall.

The physical address to the entrance of Lee III: 
Lambda Street, Clemson, SC

The physical address to the entrance of Lee II: 
323 Fernow St, Clemson, SC 29634


Public Parking around Lee Hall is limited, so please allow plenty of time to find a space before your scheduled appointment time. The closest public parking is metered spaces in the cul-de-sac on Fernow Street adjacent to the building. We encourage you to take the time prior to your visit to read the information on Clemson visitor parking. Those who have registered for a graduate open house will be provided a parking pass by the School of Architecture when they arrive for the open house session. Instructions will be provided on where parking is allowed with this pass.

Address:
701 East Bay Street
Suite 202
Charleston SC, 29403

The Clemson Design Center in Charleston (CDC.C) is located in The Cigar Factory.

CDC.C is home to three distinct programs within the School of Architecture.

Clemson Architectural Center in Charleston (CAC.C) is a part of the undergraduate and graduate Architecture programs at Clemson where students study there for one or two semesters as part of their curriculum. 

The Graduate Program in Historic Preservation is a collaborative between Clemson University and the College of Charleston. This program offers a two-year course of study that leads to the Master of Science in Historic Preservation degree. All classes for this program are held in Charleston. 

The Master of Resilient Urban Design degree (MRUD) is a post-professional degree for graduates and professionals with prior design skills in architecture, landscape architecture, city and regional planning, and other related disciplines.