DESIGN HISTORY & ARCHITECTURAL EVOLUTION
• Introduction: A chronological exploration of architectural movements and landscape evolutions that shaped modern exterior environments.
Instructor Profile
Prerequisites
None
Description
• Topics Covered: Classical orders; Renaissance gardens; Modernism and the Bauhaus; Post-modern facades; contemporary sustainability movements.
• Course Objectives: Identify historical styles, analyze structural evolutions, and understand how historical concepts influence modern projects.
• Learning Outcomes: Conduct comparative architectural research, write critical design essays, and integrate historical precedents into design briefs.
• Tools & Materials: Sketchbooks; drawing pencils (2B, 4B); digital research databases; architectural history texts.
Course Rules
• Course Rules: Strict Citation Standards: Plagiarism or improper referencing of historical sources results in an automatic zero on research papers. Comparative Obligation: All historical analyses must contrast at least two distinct eras or geographic cultures to receive full credit.
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