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C OLLEGE OF A RCHITECTURE AND D ESIGN ARC3613 HISTORY OF THE DESIGNED ENVIRONMENT 1 Prerequisite: 0. History and philosophy of architecture in a context of related arts, crafts, and designed setting, studied in significant periods of the western world of antiquity, the Middle Ages (including Byzantine and Islamic extensions), and the Renaissance and Baroque eras. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit ARC3623 HISTORY OF THE DESIGNED ENVIRONMENT 2 Prerequisite: ARC3613. History and philosophy of architecture and related design studied in significant periods in Asian, Pre- Columbian cultures and in the modern world from the 18th century. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit ARC3653 NON-WESTERN TRADITIONS OF ART AND ARCHITECTURE 1 Prerequisite: 0. The artistic traditions of sub-Saharan Africa; Pre- Columbian Mesoamerica, South America and North America; Native North America; and Oceania. Emphasis on creating an understanding of the works of art within their cultural setting. Art and architecture presented in a unified way. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit ARC3663 NON-WESTERN TRADITIONS OF ART AND ARCHITECTURE 2 Prerequisite: 0. Artistic traditions of the Indian sub-continent, China, and Japan. Emphasis on creating an understanding of the works of art within the cultural setting of these areas. The development of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Zen Buddhism is linked to their influence on both art and architecture. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit ARC3823 ELECTRONIC METHODOLOGIES 2 Prerequisite: ARC2813. Introduces the use of the computer as a three-dimensional aid in the design process related to architecture and interior architecture. Solid modeling, isometric and perspective generation, interactive viewing, batch processing, and application theory. Special focus on the generation and manipulation of three-dimensional solid models. Computer graphic color rendering, multi-media workstations, computer animation, and virtual reality. Lect. 2 hrs., Lab. 2 hrs. 3 hours credit ARC3991-4 SPECIAL TOPICS Prerequisite: Sophomore standing. Experimental, special and timely projects undertaken by groups of students. A total of 8 semester credits may be earned, but no more than 4 in any one semester. 1-4 hours credit ARC4113 GREAT BOOKS OF ARCHITECTURE Prerequisite: Senior standing. From Vitruvius to the present, architects have recorded their ideas about design and building. A focus on texts written by architects. Participants discuss the writers’ ideas and work in relation to its historical context. Readings drawn from the work of Vitruvius, Alberti, Palladio, Laugier, Sullivan, Loos, LeCorbusier, Aldo Rossi, Robert Venturi, Daniel Libeskin, Rem Koolhass and other writers. Weekly reading assignments, a research paper, lectures, slides and discussion. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit ARC4114 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO 5 Prerequisites: ARC3126, ARC2323, ARC3523. An integral architectural endeavor that synthesizes and builds upon the various design experiences of the previous years. Collective issues are integrated, including: programming, environmental concerns, structure, and building systems. Clarity of thought and sensitivity of design are explored in design proposal format through the vehicles of writing and graphic portrayal as a means of professional communication. The instructor serves as both coach and facilitator. Projects are reviewed and evaluated by a jury from the architectural profession. Studio 8 hrs. 4 hours credit ARC4123 PROFESSIONAL AWARENESS Prerequisite: Junior standing. An overview of professional practice in the contemporary setting, combined with exploring career alternatives, the steps required for entry into a professional degree program, the internship years and licensure. Professional ethics and interdisciplinary professional relationships. Professionals will visit the classroom. Field trips. Reports, examinations and class participation measure the student’s understanding of course objectives. Sem. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit ARC4124 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO Prerequisite: ARC3126 Co-requisite: as prescribed for specific projects. Traditional or specialized areas of architectural design. A reflective experience is nurtured by an increased cognizance of intrinsic architectural elements that help orchestrate the built environment. Individual instructors may elect to focus inquiry on a variety of issues that can provide a cornerstone for design development that is an essential step in the realization of architecture. Issues include aesthetic, psychological, environmental, structural, and construction. In addition, architectural projects may encompass certain pivotal allied design concerns. Studio 8 hrs. 4 hours credit ARC4133 PASSIVE SOLAR DESIGN STRATEGIES Prerequisite: ARC3413 or with instructor’s permission. A comprehensive examination of the natural forces which impact the design of buildings. Environmental control systems for buildings with particular emphasis on passive solar design of heating, ventilating, daylighting, air conditioning systems, and other natural energy sources, their application and integration in the design of buildings. Lect. 2 hrs., Lab. 2 hrs. 3 hours credit ARC4163 THE AMERICAN HOME Prerequisites: ARC3613, ARC3623. The American house is a product of nearly four centuries of architectural innovation and experimentation. It has played a major role in the development of the American cultural landscape and has also become a fundamental symbol of the American dream. An exploration of the American home as an object signifying complex and often contradictory ideals of community and family, private and public life, originality and tradition, individualism and conformity, poverty and plenty. Course progresses more or less chronologically, beginning with the Colonial Era and concluding with manifestations of the contemporary domestic landscape. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit ARC4173 FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT AND HIS TIMES Prerequisite: ARC3623. The architecture, planning, and writings of Frank Lloyd Wright and his influence on contemporary architecture. Includes antecedent contributions of H.H. Richardson, Louis Sullivan, and the Chicago School, together with the context of other contemporary architectural philosophies. A special focus is the University-owned Affleck House designed by Wright during his Usonian period. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit 76 U N D E R G R A D U A T E C A T A L O G 2 0 0 5 - 2 0 0 7
C OLLEGE OF A RCHITECTURE AND D ESIGN ARC4183 TWENTIETH- CENTURY ARCHITECTURE Prerequisite: ARC3623. A historical and theoretical study of the transformation of European and American architecture in the 20th century. Study topics may include the effects of urbanism and suburbia, architecture of commerce and everyday life, and personal and political expression through building. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit ARC4214 ALLIED DESIGN STUDIO: DESIGN DEVELOPMENT Prerequisite: ARC3126. Refinement in detail of a previous architectural design project. Emphasis on design development, integrated building systems, lighting design, code compliance, and issue resolution. Studio 8 hrs. 4 hours credit ARC4223 THE BAUHAUS Prerequisite: ARC3623. A comprehensive study of the German design school as a culmination of pre-World War I approaches to modern design; as a self-contained creative institution; and as a primary influence on design principles after World War II. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit ARC4224 ALLIED DESIGN STUDIO: SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE Prerequisites: Senior standing, ARC2323, ARC3413, ARC3126. A design studio focusing on the study of sustainable building concepts, green architecture strategies and systems development with a particular focus on industrial architecture. The comprehensive design studio will encompass site and environmental planning, material and system selection, and integration of technology to create works that are functionally, aesthetically, and environmentally sound. Students will develop fully integrated design solutions. Studio 8 hrs. 4 hours credit ARC4234 ALLIED DESIGN STUDIO: INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE Prerequisites: Senior level in Architecture or Interior Architecture. Synthesis of design principles, philosophies, and processes in developing solutions for a variety of interiors including residential interiors and health care facilities. Comprehensive application of the interior design process including programming, design development, detailing, and documentation. Advanced techniques in graphic design will be applied along with electronic methods in 3-D design development and documentation of design solutions. Studio 8 hrs. 4 hours credit ARC4244 ALLIED DESIGN STUDIO: LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Prerequisite: ARC3126. An indepth study of natural site elements and how they may be used to enhance the built environment aesthetically, functionally, and environmentally. Both pragmatic and theory-based approaches to the development of an actual project are employed as the core of course structure. An understanding of the balance among built, natural, and social environments as gained through case studies, existing projects, lectures and field trips. Studio 8 hrs. 4 hours credit ARC4254 ALLIED DESIGN STUDIO: PRESERVATION ARCHITECTURE Prerequisites: ARC3126. Introduction to architectural and planning design elements including history, site development, building techniques, landscaping, measured drawings, and legal requirements. Studio projects create a historical link from the past to the future. Studio 8 hrs. 4 hours credit ARC4264 ALLIED DESIGN STUDIO: URBAN DESIGN Prerequisite: ARC3126. Application of urban design and database technologies, theories, processes and methods to a current urban based project. Feasible design solutions are developed to the existing community problem and include physical planning, urban design and land use analysis utilizing GIS as well as graphic methods for public presentation. Studio 8 hrs. 4 hours credit ARC4274 ALLIED DESIGN STUDIO: THEORY AND COMPETITIONS Prerequisite: ARC3126. Researching relevant issues of architectural thought in a studio contest. Because design competitions offer an effective means for bringing these issues to the architectural profession, studio assignment focuses on current competitions at the local, national and international levels. Readings, discussions, and critiques that enhance student work as well as acquaint students to the discourse of architecture. Studio 8 hrs. 4 hours credit ARC4284 ALLIED DESIGN STUDIO: CAD Prerequisites: ARC3126 and permission of instructor. In association with the Architecture Computer Resource Center, students select an architectural office as a studio environment. An agreement is then established between the office and the College of Architecture and Design. Students develop design drawings while working for a minimum of 8 hours/week for the duration of the semester, and communicates electronically from the office environment to the design faculty in the College of Architecture and Design. Electronic communication includes transference of drawings and on-line critiques. Studio 8 hrs., Sem. 4 hrs. 4 hours credit ARC4293 DESIGN SUPPORT ELECTIVE Prerequisite: ARC3126 A broadening experience supporting the architecture or allied design elective component. The content and process lends enrichment, depth, and breadth to the concentration theme of the design elective through added learning dimensions which may include guest speakers, field trips, computer imaging, environmental and cognitive mapping. Studio 6 hrs. 3 hours credit U N D E R G R A D U A T E C A T A L O G 2 0 0 5 - 2 0 0 7 77
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