ARCH 202, INDN 202, INDS 202, or permission of instructor. Integration of real world constraints into the design process, design of complex buildings with considerations of scale, form and space, and construction documentation. Integration of real world constraints into the design process, design of complex buildings, aesthetics, scale, form and space, with an emphasis on urban design. A continuation of the integration of real world constraints in the design process, design of complex buildings, urban design and aesthetics, scale, form and space. Students work with a team of faculty, an outside architect, and an outside consultant to develop their independent thesis study and present final project to faculty.
Student is required to provide a portfolio documentation of thesis.
ARCH 409 and ARCH 442. Subject to approval by the Director. Critical study of the history and theory of urban design from ancient times to the present. The course will focus on both western and non-western design ideologies. Study of applicable codes and regulations on building design.