A structure of core and elective studios and courses allows students to pursue trajectories of inquiry within one of five interrelated territories of investigation (TI).
Architecture and Urbanism
Please note this is a preliminary list. It will be revised with courses offered both by the architecture department and other departments within the University.
Contact Zones: Colonial and Post-Colonial Cities as Dialectical Landscape of Transfer
ARCH 338/638.01 (CRP 619)
Professor: Jeremy Foster
The City as a Site of Consumption ARCH 338/638.03 Professor: Andre Bideau
The Urban Landscape of Renaissance Rome ARCH 384 Professor: Median Lasansky
The Cumulative City ARCH 393 Professor: Christian Otto
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Spring 2008 Architecture and Urbanism Courses Back to Top Architecture and Ecology
Please note this is a preliminary list. It will be revised with courses offered both by the architecture department and other departments within the University.
Responsive Systems Research Seminar ARCH 338/638.04 Professor: Chris Perry
Buildings Out of Control ARCH 464.01 Professor: Martha Bohm
The Architecture of Nothing ARCH 464.02 Professor: Kevin Pratt
Ecological Literacy ARCH 461 Professor: Jack Elliott
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Spring 2008 Architecture and Ecology Courses Back to Top Architecture and Technology
Please note this is a preliminary list. It will be revised with courses offered both by the architecture department and other departments within the University.
Responsive Systems Research Seminar ARCH 338/638.04 Professor: Chris Perry
Organizing Effects - Part to Whole Relationships ARCH 338/638.05
Professors: Leyre Asensio Villoria and David Syn Chee Mah
The Architecture of Weight ARCH 465.02 Professor: Debora Mesa Molina and Anton Garcia-Abril
Component Architecture: Prefabrication...
ARCH 465.01 Professor: Dana Cupkova
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Spring 2008 Architecture and Technology Courses Back to Top Architecture and Discourse
Please note this is a preliminary list. It will be revised with courses offered both by the architecture department and other departments within the University.
Column, Wall, Façade, Elevation
ARCH 334/634
Professor: Jerry Wells
Contact Zones: Colonial and Post-Colonial Cities as Dialectical Landscape of Transfer
ARCH 338/638.01 (CRP 619)
Professor: Jeremy Foster
arch.games ARCH 338/638.02 Professor: Arch Mackenzie
The City as a Site of Consumption ARCH 338/638.03 Professor: André Bideau
Organizing Effects - Part to Whole Relationships ARCH 338/638.05
Professors: Leyre Asensio Villoria and David Syn Chee Mah
Patternology ARCH 459/659.03 Professors: Paul Anderson and David Salomon
History of American Landscape Architecture ARCH 399/LANAR525 Professor: Leonard Mirin
Seminar in Historiography: Foundations of the Discipline ARCH 680 Professor: Christian Otto
Architects as Theorists/Theorists as Architects ARCH 699 Daniel Sherer
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Architecture and Media
Please note this is a preliminary list. It will be revised with courses offered both by the Architecture department and other departments with the University.
Dynamic Digital Media ARCH 459/659.01 Professor: Ezra Ardolino
Dossier (image, Graphics, Text) ARCH459/659.02 Professor: Branden Hookway
Patternology ARCH 459/659.03 Professors: Paul Anderson and David Salomon
Digital Capture: Photography of Place ARCH 459/659.04 Professor: Greg Halpern
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