Architectural Studies Major

The major consists of twelve courses:  four from the core group, seven electives, and a senior integrative project.  Note that the upper-level electives, especially in the sciences and social sciences, may require prerequisites not listed in the Architectural Studies major requirements.

Core

Students must take the following courses:

ART 101CONCEPTS IN TWO DIMENSIONS

4

ART 102CONCEPTS IN THREE DIMENSIONS

4

ART 103DESIGN: VISUAL LANGUAGE

4

ART 104/AT 104CC:TIME-BASED DIGITAL ART

4

or

ART 105/AT 105TIME-BASED DIGITAL ART

4

 

AHI 101ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL ART/ARCH

4

AHI 103/ARC 103CC: BUILDING CULTURES

4

and one seminar from the following list:

AHI 403/ARC 403SACRED SPACE

4

AHI 410/ARC 493ZROMAN ARCHITECTURE

4

AHI 411/ARC 493QANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL ROME

4

AHI 412/ARC 493RCHRISTIAN PILGRIMAGE MID AGES

4

AHI 469/ARC 469MODERN ARCH FACES METROPOLIS

4

ES 493ALAW, SCIENCE & THE ENVIRON

4

ES 493K/BOT 493KECOLOGICAL RESTORATION

4

Electives

Students must take seven courses (eight if they have funding for the integrative project) from at least three of the following four areas, at least four of which must be at the 200 level or above:

AREA I Art and Design

ARC 241/ART 241ARCH DES I:CONVENTNS/INVENTNS

6

ARC 261/ART 261LANDSCAPE ARCH:DESIGN STUDIO

4

ARC 342/ART 342ARCH DESIGN,II:SELECTED TOPICS

4

ARC 346HISTORIC PRESERV FOR SUSTAINBL

4

ART 225SCULPT WKSHP: MOLD MAK/CAST

4

ART 200PHOTOGRAPHY I

4

ART 200ADARKROOM PHOTOGRAPHY

4

ART 200BDIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

4

ART 205DRAWING FUNDAMENTALS

4

ART 207DESIGN: TYPE AND IMAGE

4

ART 208/AT 208DESIGN: OBJECT AND ENVIRONMENT

4

ART 209/AT 209DESIGNING VISUAL INFORMATION

4

ART 210CC: DECODING COLOR

4

ART 214/AT 214VIDEO INSTALLATION

4

ART 215/AT 2153D:SCAN/MODEL/ANIMATE/PRINT

4

ART 217CERAMIC SCULPT:VESSEL CONSTRUC

4

ART 218CERAMIC SCULPT:OBJECT AS IDEA

4

ART 222SURFACE AND IMAGE ON CLAY

4

ART 307SCULPT WKSHP:BEYOND THE OBJECT

4

ART 222ASHELTER AND COMFORT

4

ART 222D/ARC 222DCLAY IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

4

ART 225SCULPT WKSHP: MOLD MAK/CAST

4

ART 226SCULPTURE FOR A SMALL PLANET

4

ART 227/AT 227DESIGN BETWEEN HAND & MACHINE

4

ART 307SCULPT WKSHP:BEYOND THE OBJECT

4

ART 308/AT 308TECHNE/TECHNOL:INVESTGTN IN 3D

4

ART 310DESIGN: PUBLIC PRACTICE

4

ART 316CERAMIC SCULPT:MOLDMKG/CASTING

4

THE 245DESIGN AESTHETICS

4

THE 246/ART 246SET DESIGN: ENVIRNMNT FOR PERF

4

AREA II: Art and Architectural History:

AHI 204CHINESE ARCHITECTURE

4

AHI 205/ARC 205/EAS 204JAPANESE ART & ARCHITECTURE

4

AHI 207ISLAMIC ART

4

AHI 211STATE,FAM,INDV IN ANCIENT ROME

4

AHI 221MEDIEVAL ARCHITECTURE

4

AHI 225/ARC 225/AT 225BTWN ART & INDUSTRY: BAUHAUS

4

AHI 273/ARC 273HISTORY OF CITY PLANNING

4

AHI 274/ARC 274CASE STUDIES IN MODERN ARCH

4

AHI 275/ARC 275MAPPING URBAN RENEWAL NEW LNDN

4

AHI 279/ARC 279CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE

4

AHI 284HOUSE MUSEUMS

4

AHI 285/ARC 285EU VILLAS&GARDENS/RENAISSANCE

4

AHI 310GREEK AND ROMAN ARCHAEOLOGY

4

AHI 320/ES 320NATURE IN WESTRN ART,1700-2000

4

AHI 361ENVIRONMNTL ART & ITS ETHICS

4

AHI 375/ARC 375ARCH IMAGINARY IN 20TH CENTURY

4

and First-year Seminars on architectural topics taught by the Art History department

FYS 108EBURIED CITIES OF VESUVIUS

4

FYS 109GEVERYONE'S A CURATOR

4

AREA III: Humanities and Social Science:

ANT 102ARCHAEOLOGY

4

ANT 112CC: MATERIAL LEGACIES

4

ANT 202ARCHAEOLOGY OF NORTH AMERICA

4

ANT 307/ES 307ENVIRONMENTAL ANTHROPOLOGY

4

ANT 370/FRH 370DECOLONIZING PLACE AND NATURE

4

ANT 390ARCH OF RECENT/CONTEMP SOCIET

4

ANT 406FIELD METH IN ARC OF ARBORETUM

4

ECO 247URBAN & REGIONAL ECONOMICS

4

ES 111ENV STDS AS A SOCIAL SCIENCE

4

ES 212/ECO 212ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS

4

FLM 493ADVANCED STUDY SEMINAR

4

FRH 403/FLM 403URBAN SPACE IN THE CINEMA

4

FRH 424ESPACES URB:LA VILLE AU CINEMA

4

PHI 228/ES 228ENVIRONMENTAL PHILOSOPHY

4

PHI 251/AHI 296PHILOSOPHY OF ART

4

PSY 307COGNITIVE PROCESSES

4

PSY 320ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

4

SOC 224/ES 224URBAN SOCIOLOGY

4

SOC 364URBAN PROBLEMS

4

AREA IV: Mathematics and Science:

COM 309/AT 309GRAPHICS & VIRTUAL ENVIRONMNTS

4

ES 110ENV STDS AS A NATURAL SCIENCE

4

ES 214/GEO 214VECTOR-BASED GEOG INFO SYST

4

MAT 111CALC A: LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES

4

MAT 112CALC B: DERIVATIVES/INTEGRALS

4

MAT 113CALC C: INTEGRALS AND SERIES

4

PHY 107GENERAL PHYSICS

4

PHY 108GENERAL PHYSICS

4

PHY 109ADVANCED GENERAL PHYSICS I

4

PHY 110ADVANCED GENERAL PHYSICS II

4

Integrative Project:

Students completing the integrative project as a non-funded internship must enroll in ARC 495 or ARC 496. The program requires students to make a formal proposal to the director of the Architectural Studies program in the semester that precedes the start of the integrative project. Students must receive approval before beginning the integrative project. A student may fulfill the integrative project with a CELS-funded internship (or one that is funded from another source), but will not also receive course credit toward the major for the experience. In order to meet the basic requirement of the major (12 courses), a student with a funded internship must complete eight electives toward the major.

Students may propose to complete an individual project (ARC 490, or in exceptional circumstances ARC 491) or Honors Thesis (ARC 497- ARC 498) to fulfill the integrative project requirement. The program requires students to make a formal proposal to the director of the Architectural Studies program in the semester that precedes the start of the integrative project. Students must receive approval before beginning the integrative project.

Adviser: J. Alchermes, D. Luo, A. Vallye