ARCH301

This studio course explores architecture as a cultural practice that structures both the physical and the social environment at a wide range of scales. Building on previous design studios, exercises address the integration of structure, materials, context, and historical precedent. Students can expect to reach technical competency in a full range of design media, including drawing, model-making and computer aided design. (3 hours of lecture, 3 hours of studio/lab weekly. Additional special workshop hours in the computer lab, metal or woodshop may also be scheduled as needed.) May be repeated for credit. Prerequisites: ARCH 101 and Arch 200 and ARCH 201.