CEM 35100: Foundations Of Architectural Design
3 Credits
Spring 2025LectureHumanitiesContemporary humans spend most of our time directly engaging with architecture; it is the context in which we live our lives. This course introduces the demands ('tasks') and methods ('tools') inherent to the practice of architectural design. In other words, the problems architects address through design and the ways in which they do so. These two sets of topics are presented in tandem through historical and contemporary examples, along with selected case studies and readings. Success in the course will provide a foundation for richly experiencing, critically assessing, and productively engaging the development of our built environment.
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