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analysis, building type analysis, code students who have cr in UrbPlan 857
561 Measured Drawing for Architects. analysis, and cost projections. Prereq: sr
which is identical to Arch 749. Prereq:
3 cr. U/G. History
and theory of measured
drawings, field measuring and recording
st; Arch 302; Arch 585 recom
grad st
techniques, and production of drawings 587 Post-Occupancy Evaluation of 750 Proseminar in Environmentbased
on procedures of the Historic Built Environments. 3 cr. U/G. Evalua
Behavior Studies. 3 cr. G. Intensive re-
American Building Survey. Prereq: sr st & tion of built environments: technical, funcview of important findings in environment-
Arch 301(P)
tional, and socio-behavioral factors;
debehavior studies from research and pro
sign of post-occupancy evaluation studies fessional literature and analysis of im-
562 Preservation Technology Labora- and instruments; and analysis of a built
pacts on the built environment. Prereq:
tory. 3 cr. U/G. Laboratory focusing on environment. Prereq: sr st; Arch 302; Arch
grad st; Arch 585(C), or cons instr
the historic preservation of architectural 585 recom
detail. Students will examine historic
751 Theories of Environment Behavior
technologies, write papers on them, and 692 Foreign Studies Studio: (Subti- Relations. 3 cr. G. Systematic review
execute them in detail. Prereq: sr st; Arch tled). 6 cr. U/G. Design fieldwork in for- and critique of the major concepts, mod-
301
eign setting stressing historical context, els, and theories of environment-behavior
site analysis, urban design and theoretical studies; their adequacy relative to current
580 Graphic Techniques for Architects. issues. Thematic focus determined by data; needed tests; applicability to envi
3 cr. U/G. Architectural presentation faculty directing program. Not retakeable
ronmental policy, planning, and design.
techniques focusing on the application of for cr. Prereq: jr st; Arch 410(P) or cons Prereq: grad st; Arch 750; UrbPlan 740 or
various graphic media including color
pencil, pastel, watercolor, marker, and air-
dept chair
equiv; or cons instr
brush. Enrollment priority given to new 3 716 Art of Detailing. 3 cr. G. Semi- 755 Third World Design. 3 cr. G. Semi-
1/2 year M.Arch students. Prereq: sr st & nar/workshop dealing with creative asnar in community and housing design for
acceptance to level 2; or grad st
pects of architectural construction tech- the third world. Ethnographic, anthroponology.
Building
details are analyzed with logical, and environment-behavior re-
581 Law and Professional Practice for respect to technical appropriateness,
du- search is used to establish a rationale for
Architects. 3 cr. U/G. An introduction to rability, context and design conse- individual conceptual
design proposals.
architectural practice; content includes
quences. Prereq: grad st; Arch 516(P) & 1 Prereq: grad st; Arch 302
or cons instr
office procedures, contract management, 600 or above level studio; Arch 501(R) or
legal constraints. Prereq: sr st & accep- 510(R)
760 History of Building Technology. 3
tance to level 2; or grad st
cr. G. An examination of evolving tech-
722 Daylighting and Architectural Denology in architecture from antiquity to the
582 Advanced Computer Applications sign. 3 cr. G. Study of the relationships mid-twentieth century, concentrating on
in Architecture. 3 cr. U/G. Advanced between architectural design, illumination, examples in the united states; includes
applications of computer-aided
design visual tasks, energy conservation and field trips. Prereq: grad st; Arch 300
(CAD) to architectural design and prac- daylighting
design. Prereq: grad st; Arch
tice. Study of graphic database, database 520 or 522 or cons instr
780 The Built Environment and Real
management and CAD systems pro-
Estate Development. 3 cr. G. A course
gramming. Prereq: sr st; Arch 382 734 Readings in Contemporary Archi- providing an understanding of the relatectural
Theory and Criticism. 3 cr. G. tionships between economics and archi-
584 Urban Landscape Architecture. 3 Examination of contemporary theory and tectural design and skills in manipulation
cr. U/G. Study of historic and contempo
criticism, particularly as developed both in of variables in both areas on real projects.
rary exterior urban space, urban site
architecture and other humanistic
disci- Prereq: grad st
planning methodology; design and detail- plines such as philosophy, literature, and
ing of exterior urban space; pedestrian art. Prereq: grad st & Arch 531(P) or 781 Virtual Modeling. 2 cr. G. Modeling,
and vehicular movement; use of plant ma-
532(P)
rendering and other digital methods used
terials. Prereq: sr st & acceptance to level
in architectural design. Prereq: grad st &
2; or grad st
741 Behavioral Factors in Urban Design.
3 or 6 cr. G. Review of current envi-
Arch 810(C)
585 Research Methods in Architecture. ronment-behavior research on urban 785 Advanced Research Methods in
3 cr. U/G. Review of quantitative and form. Discussion of findings and their im- Architecture. 3 cr. G. Advanced treat-
qualitative research procedures, instru- plications
for urban design. Prereq: grad ment of existing and emerging qualitative
ments, and data analysis techniques for st; Arch 302 or cons instr, cons instr for 6 and quantitative research and analysis
use in professional design applications cr
methods, including research designs,
and architectural research. Prereq: sr st&
scholarly, structural, field, survey, experi-
Arch 302(C)
749 Urban Design as Public Policy. 3 mental and multivariate
methods. Prereq:
cr. G. Orients students in urban planning grad st; Arch 585; UrbPlan 740 or equiv
586 Programming for Architectural De- to urban design problems as matters of or cons instr
sign. 3 cr. U/G. Analysis and develop- public policy with focus on the analysis
ment of architectural
programs: goals, and implementation
of urban design pro- 790 Special Topics: (Subtitled). 1-3 cr.
user requirements, socio-cultural determiposals rather than on the techniques used G. Development and presentation of new
nants, design criteria, site selection and to generate such proposals. Not open to material on an experimental, one-term