Architecture for Everyone

Catalog description

This course offers an introduction to architectural history through a selection of global built environments, including pre-modern and modern examples. The course will teach students how architecture may be interpreted historically, while also introducing core critical skills that are central to understanding architectural form and style. This course is geared toward non-majors and particularly those in the professional schools, namely engineers and business majors, who wish to learn more about construction techniques, building materials, and structural design. It requires no previous knowledge or experience in art or architectural history. It is open to all students.