SART 17.24 What is Architecture? 10/10

This course focuses on addressing the question “What is Architecture?” within the context of liberal arts education, through topics such as: light and the immaterial, details and processes of making (craftmanship), structure and engineering, materiality and resources (site-specificity), form, interdependence and symbiosis, composition and systems, representation, future practices, among others. It consists of 10 lectures and 10 relevant exercises/small projects. Students are expected to actively participate in the course through presentations, discussions, and the design exercises. Students will work individually and in teams. Supplemental course fee required.

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Offered

• Fall