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Philosophies of Architecture
Instructors: 
Bruce Goodwin
Credits: 
3
Semesters Offered: 
Spring
Fall
4-Letter Course Group: 
ARCH
Course Number: 
3644/6644

In this seminar we study the two sides of our experiences with buildings: the cognitive / intellectual (thinking) side and the emotional / psychological (feeling) side. The purpose of the study is to develop a set of objectives and criteria, as well as a design method, that can guide decision-making for architects designing buildings. 

AHST 4400 Course Description

Old Course Numbers: AHST 4400/6405

Course is Active: 
yes
Course Materials: 
PDF icon AHST 4400 Course Description
Course Topic: 
Architectural History/Theory