What is unique about architecture programs in Georgia?

I'm considering studying architecture and I've heard that Georgia has some interesting programs. Can anyone share insights on what sets Georgia's architecture programs apart from others? Any standout schools or experiences?

Several institutions in Georgia offer architecture programs that stand out for a variety of reasons.

The Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) in Atlanta is well-known for its College of Design, particularly its School of Architecture. It offers both undergraduate and graduate programs in architecture. What sets Georgia Tech’s architecture program apart is its emphasis on technology and innovation. They have a digital fabrication lab, where students can experiment with the latest technology like 3D printers and laser cutters. Moreover, their "High Performance Buildings" program is unique in that it emphasizes sustainable and environmental-friendly design, an up-and-coming area in the field of architecture.

The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) also offers an excellent program in architecture, with a unique approach. SCAD’s architecture program is known for its emphasis on the art and design aspects of architecture. The curriculum blends artistic, historic, and environmental influences with emerging technologies. They also offer unique architecture study abroad programs in their campuses in Hong Kong and Lacoste, France.

The University of Georgia (UGA) also has a noteworthy program in Landscape Architecture. UGA's program is unique for its emphasis on both theoretical training and hands-on experience. Students also can work on real-world design projects in local communities, providing them with substantial practical experience before graduation.

Each of these architecture programs offers something unique, whether it's Georgia Tech’s focus on technology and sustainability, SCAD’s emphasis on design and global awareness, or UGA’s blend of theory and practice in Landscape Architecture.