Architecture and Design
| Name | Degree(s) | Year(s) | Notability | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cloepfil, BradBrad Cloepfil | B.Arch | 1980 | Founder of Allied Works Architecture | |
| Hatfield, TinkerTinker Hatfield | B.Arch | 1977 | VP, designer and architect for Nike | |
| Islam, MazharulMazharul Islam | B.Arch | 1952 | Architect credited with bringing modernist architecture to Bangladesh | |
| Mather, RickRick Mather | B.IArch | 1961 | RIBA, Founder of Rick Mather Architects, Trustee of Victoria and Albert Museum | |
| Susanka, SarahSarah Susanka | B.Arch | 1978 | Architect, author of the Not so Big House | |
| Tsui, EugeneEugene Tsui | B.Arch | 1981 | Controversial architect | |
| Walsh, Margo GrantMargo Grant Walsh | B.IArch | 1960 | Vice Chairman emeritus of Gensler |
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