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C OLLEGE OF A RCHITECTURE AND D ESIGN
ARC4294 ALLIED DESIGN
STUDIO: THEATER
APPLICATIONS
Prerequisite: ARC3126. The theater
delineates issues of everyday
life so they can be understood
from another point of view, often
refocusing situations with a new
clarity. The opportunity to explore
solid, void, light, color, shadow,
decoration, and sound in performance
as an extension of architecture.
Students experiment with the
interplay and interrelationship of
these elements to illustrate a
desired concept. Studio 8 hrs.
4 hours credit
ARC4333 THE ARTS AND
CRAFTS MOVEMENT
Prerequisite: ARC3623. An examination
of the Arts and Crafts
movement in England and the
U.S.; its development parallel to
the evolution of Modernism; and
the movements that grew from it
in Europe. The work of key figures
like Morris, Ashbee, Stickley,
Hubbard, and Greene will be
examined through architecture and
the decorative arts. Lect. 3 hrs.
3 hours credit
ARC4423 ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTROLS 2
Prerequisites: PHY2223,
ARC3121, ARC2131. Human
comfort, external and internal heat
loss/gain, principles of heat transfer,
fundamental thermodynamics,
heating, ventilating and cooling
equipment, system selection and
sizing, spatial requirements, moisture
migration and energy conservation.
Plumbing systems
overview, layout and fixtures. Fire
protection overview, smoke control,
automatic extinguishing systems
and lighting protection. Lect.
3 hrs. 3 hours credit
ARC4433 DESIGN
FOR THE AGING
Prerequisite: ARC2323. An intensive
review of the technical, sociological,
psychological and architectural
issues that need to be considered
when designing a building
that integrates those issues accommodating
the physical limitations
of the aging. Emphasis on new
residential unit design as well as
adaptive reuse of existing residences
to meet these needs. The
process encourages problem-solving
innovative approaches. The
Americans with Disabilities ACT
(ADA) is the basis for the technological
considerations incorporated.
Field trips. Professionals, technical
experts and representatives
of various organizations dealing
with problems of the aging visit
the classroom. Sem. 3 hrs.
3 hours credit
ARC4533 STRUCTURES 3
Prerequisite: ARC2514. Analysis
and design of different concrete
members using the ACI Code.
Includes slabs, beams, girders and
foundations. Also shear problems
in beams and columns designed
for axial load and bending
moment. Stability analysis and
design of retaining walls.
Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit
ARC4543 STRUCTURES 4
Prerequisite: ARC4533. Effects of
continuity and indeterminacy on
structures. Long-span structures,
one-way and two-way systems
(open-web joists, space frames).
Effects of lateral forces (wind,
earthquake) on building structures.
Analysis and design of
wood structures (joists, girders,
columns). Lect. 3 hrs.
3 hours credit
ARC4563 STRUCTURAL
MASONRY DESIGN
Prerequisite: ARC2514. Analysis
and design of masonry building
systems using unit masonry.
Structural design of non-reinforced
and reinforced masonry
walls, beams, columns, etc.
Design of non-load bearing structures
as well as mid-rise load
bearing structures with an
emphasis on material properties.
Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit
ARC4573 WOOD
STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS
Prerequisite: ARC2514. An
expansion of general structural
principles and methods of analysis
developed from prior course work
in statics and strength of materials
concepts and structural theory
regarding loading, and load condition
on structural elements.
Timber and engineered wood
materials and standardized code
(NDS) evaluations of structural
members in linear frame systems
and long span applications.
Presented at both quantitative and
qualitative levels. Lect 3 hrs.
3 hours credit
ARC4623 JAPANESE
ARCHITECTURE
Prerequisite: Senior standing.
Survey of Japanese architecture,
both religious and secular, dating
from neolithic pit houses to contemporary
examples. Particular
attention to wooden domestic
and temple architecture from
Japan’s medieval age. Lect. 3 hrs.
3 hours credit
ARC4833 CAD 3
Prerequisite: ARC3823. The
computer as a totally integrated
aid in the design, planning and
management process related to
architecture. Application of twodimensional
and three-dimensional
computer graphic skills, and data
base generation and manipulation
to the solution of an architectural
design problem. Lect. 2 hrs.,
Lab. 2 hrs. 3 hours credit
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