Schedule · Weeks 1-3: Introduction to architectural concepts, terminology, & drawing techniques · Weeks 4-7: Project 1 – Measured drawings – Plans, sections, & ...

This syllabus section provides information on course meeting times, learning objectives, and grading.

Lectures based on the Textbook and assignments will introduce students to the elements of architecture from aesthetic, structural, functional and historical ...

The course aims to introduce the vocabulary of architectural thought and development of design concepts in their relation to the urban, social and historical ...

The Introduction to Architecture provides a foundation for students entering the BArch / BTech program to develop a “visual literacy” of the built environment.

The main objectives of the course are to: 1. Develop students' critical capacity by challenging and deconstructing their existing preconceptions and biases.

The course dwells on the relations between art and architecture and their social and historical context. It introduces some of the basic themes and concepts ...

This introductory course surveys the history of architecture in Europe, Asia, and the Americas from antiquity to the present. Students will come away from ...

The Introduction to Architecture course begins the process of students learning to translate their architectural ideas into two and three- dimensional form. The ...

All readings will be posted on the Sakai site. A copy of the syllabus may be found on Sakai. I will post the PowerPoint slides after each lecture, not before.