This course includes exposure to a broad spectrum of design, drafting, modelling and presentation software. A workshop in three dimensional computer modeling and its theoretical implications for architecture and design. The other sessions will consist of group discussion through which we will explore the theoretical implications of the medium and test the limits of its use as architectural representation. A workshop in three dimensional computer modeling and its theoretical implications for architecture and design. The other sessions will consist of group discussion through which we will explore the theoretical implications of the medium and test the limits of its use as architectural representation.
Enrollment is limited.
This course will explore current issues in the formulation and implementation of housing and urban development programs in the U.S. Class members will each select a specific topic within a general policy area and make oral presentation to the class as well as submit a written paper on the topic at the end of the semester. 0.00 Fall 99 Independent research or design arranged in consultation with a faculty member. Subject to approval of faculty advisor and director. Very limited enrollment. In the 1920's, the architectural idea of housing and the philosophical idea of existentialism emerged simultaneously in presumably unrelated intellectural circles.