MFA) Foundations (non-degree granting program for first-year students) Glass (BFA, MFA) Graphic & Interactive Design (BFA, MFA) Historic Preservation (BS) Horticulture (BSHort, ASHort) Landscape Architecture (BSLA, MLArch) Metals/Jewelry/CAD-CAM (BFA, MFA) Painting (BFA, MFA) Photography (BFA, MFA) Printmaking (BFA, MFA) Sculpture (BFA, MFA) Visual Studies (BA) Temple also has a BA in Art program at Temple University, Japan Campus, located in Tokyo. The Tyler School of Art and Architecture at Temple University is a non-profit, accredited member of the National Association of Schools of Art and Design and the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. Tyler's MArch degree program is accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board, and the school's BLArch and MLArch programs are accredited by the National Landscape Architecture Board and the Landscape Architecture Accreditation Board. Tyler's MS program in City and Regional Planning is accredited by the Planning Accreditation Board. The BS program in Facilities Management is accredited by the International Facilities Management Association. Facilities In 2009 Tyler School of Art moved to a new location, a 255,000-square-foot building designed by architect Carlos Jiménez, Tyler's architecture program moved into a new, 50,000-square-foot Architecture Building in 2012. The two structures, which are connected by a passageway and are located at Temple University's Main Campus in Philadelphia. Their location adjacent to Presser Hall (part of Temple University's Boyer College of Music and Dance) and Temple Theaters (part of Temple's School of Theater, Film and Media Arts) has created an arts quadrant in the northeast corner of campus. Visiting artists and scholars Tyler also hosts a variety of visiting artist, architect and scholar programs that bring leaders in their disciplines to the school to address the Tyler community and work with students in their classrooms and studios. Flagship visiting artist and scholar programs include: The Jack Wolgin Annual Visiting Artist Symposium, an endowed visiting artist program that brings artists and thinkers to campus to work with Tyler students and present a free public lecture each year. Past Jack Wolgin Annual Visiting Artists: Judy Pfaff (2016) LaToya Ruby Frazier (2017) Rick Lowe (2018) Nick Cave (2019) Cecilia Vicuña (2020) Jennie C. Jones (2022) Tyler Architecture alumni endowed a lecture series to honor Brigitte Knowles, professor emerita and former associate dean, that brings architects, landscape architects and designers to campus. Past lecturers include: David Adjaye, Founder and Principal, Adjaye Associates Craig Edward Dykers, Founding Partner, Snøhetta Walter Hood, Founder, Hood Design Studio