Bachelor of Applied Technology (Honours) - Architecture - Project and Facility Management
Course Overview
Architecture – Project and Facility Management (APFM) is an interdisciplinary program that equips students to manage the entire building life cycle, from initial planning and design through construction, occupancy, and adaptive reuse. The curriculum merges architectural principles with core business, engineering, and management skills to develop leaders for the built environment. Graduates are agile professionals prepared to guide complex projects and contribute meaningfully across a wide range of industry roles.
Key Program Highlights
- Holistic, life-cycle approach to building development and management
- Unique blend of architecture, business, project management, and engineering
- Emphasis on effective communication and teamwork across diverse stakeholders
- Integrated co-op experiences providing real-world, practical skills
- Development of highly transferable skills for a flexible and agile career path
Course Overview
Architecture – Project and Facility Management (APFM) is an interdisciplinary program that equips students to manage the entire building life cycle, from initial planning and design through construction, occupancy, and adaptive reuse. The curriculum merges architectural principles with core business, engineering, and management skills to develop leaders for the built environment. Graduates are agile professionals prepared to guide complex projects and contribute meaningfully across a wide range of industry roles.
Key Program Highlights
- Holistic, life-cycle approach to building development and management
- Unique blend of architecture, business, project management, and engineering
- Emphasis on effective communication and teamwork across diverse stakeholders
- Integrated co-op experiences providing real-world, practical skills
- Development of highly transferable skills for a flexible and agile career path
Requirements
Modules
- Construction Materials and Methods I
- Introduction Bachelor of Applied Technology
- Building Sciences
- Computer Concepts I
- Conestoga 101
- Studio I
- Academic Communications
- Foundation Module (Bachelor of Applied Technology)
- Group Dynamics
- Human Health, Ergonomics, Environment and Safety
- Construction Materials and Methods II
- Code I
- Computer Concepts II
- HVAC and Fire Protection
- Studio II
- Construction Cost Estimating
- Code II
- Co-op and Career Preparation
- Structural Systems
- Building HVAC Equipment
- Studio III
- Energy and Design
- Building Performance
- Construction Specification Writing
- Studio IV
- Business Economics
- History of Advanced Structures
- Co-op Work Term I (APFM)
- Property Management
- Development Economics
- Construction Planning and Scheduling
- Building Plumbing, Lighting & Electrical Systems
- Studio V
- Understanding Research
- Co-op Work Term II (APFM)
- Financial and Managerial Accounting
- Project Leadership
- Utilities Management
- Studio VI
- Value Engineering and Life Cycle Costing
- Applied Statistics
- Co-op Work Term III (Architecture - Project and Facility Management)
- Facility Operations and Maintenance
- Advanced Building Performance and Automation
- Construction Quality Management
- Construction Risk Management
- Studio VII
- Law and Ethics
- Corporate Real Estate
- Contract Administration
- Heritage Conservation
- Studio VIII
- Urban and Community Planning
