The Master of Architecture in Collective Housing is an intense and enriching experience, a turning point for any professional who wants to incorporate new ways of thinking, methodologies and knowledge, not only related to the field of collective housing, but also to architecture itself.

Learning to go beyond what seems to be common in a house, getting rid of stereotypes and being responsible with society and the environment, are reaffirmed principles in each module and put into practice in every international workshop from different perspectives.

The Master in Collective Housing was one of my career’s most challenging yet best experiences. The program deepened my knowledge and understanding of collective housing and its relevance in today’s world. The program was intense, and each day was filled with discoveries, challenges, and opportunities to learn from some of the most recognized architects in Europe.

The experience was incredibly enriching, providing me with valuable insights. The topics discussed were not only contemporary but also highly relevant to collective housing. This aspect added a practical dimension to the theoretical learning, making it exceptionally beneficial.

Participating in the MCH program exceeded my expectations in every way. It empowered me to trust in my ideas and embrace the fluidity of project tasks, encouraging adaptability to new teams each month. This dynamic environment allowed me to continuously rediscover myself while collaborating with all my colleagues, which was truly enriching.

The collaborative nature of the course allowed me to interact with fellow students, fostering a sense of community and creating a platform for the exchange of ideas. The diverse backgrounds and perspectives brought into discussions added depth to the learning experience, broadening my understanding of architecture from different cultural and professional viewpoints.