M. ARCH Studio 3

Catalog description

Students will explore the themes of public architecture, public space and public infrastructure through research, travel, and studio projects. This summer semester, between the first and second years of the M.ARCH, is provides students with a deeper understanding of canonical and examples of architecture and urbanism embedded within the cultures where they were realized and used. Emphasis is placed on first-hand observation, on-site documentation and in-depth research augmented by local experts. A studio project provides a vehicle for students to explore, summarize and synthesize new knowledge. Classroom Hours- Laboratory and/or Studio Hours- Course Credits: 2-6-6 Prerequisite Course(s): Prerequisite: ARCH 602. Corequisite: ARCH Elective.