ARCH 3820 - History and Theory of Architecture III

Examines the history and theory of modern and contemporary architecture combined with discourse on the evolution, context, and implications of a variety of formative architectural concepts and conjectures. Students will develop critical thinking skills as they explore how perception has affected architecture in the past and how it can contribute to greater awareness and understanding of the profession in the future.

Prerequisite(s): ARCH 2700, ARCH 3610

Credit Hours: 3

Term Offered: Spring

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ARCH 3820 - History and Theory of Architecture III