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Arch114
Architecture: Culture and Community
History/Theory, 2 Units Introduction to ways architecture represents aspirations of culture, satisfies practical and spiritual need, shapes the social and urban environment, and helps preserve the planet. |
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Arch214a
History of Architecture
History/Theory, 4 Units History of building and cities, social, political, technical, formal, aesthetic dimensions in western and non-western traditions: antiquity through the Middle Ages. |
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Arch214b
History of Architecture
History/Theory, 4 Units History of building and cities, social, political, technical, formal, aesthetic dimensions in western and non-western traditions: Renaissance to present. |
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Arch314
Theory and Criticism: Recent Trends and Developments
History/Theory, 3 Units Examination of the issues and images, the polemics and personalities that are animating current architectural discourse and practice. Prerequisite: ARCH 214b or departmental approval. |
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Arch326
The Modern Movement in Architecture
History/Theory, 4 Units Major theories of modern architecture are presented by studying the work of masters such as: Gropius, Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier and Kahn. |
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Arch341
History of Italian Architecture 1400-1990
History/Theory, 4 Units Introduction to the important buildings, architects and architectural movements in Italy from the Renaissance to the present. |
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Arch404
Topics in Modern Architecture in Southern California
History/Theory, 3 Units Investigation of modern architecture in southern California within its cultural and historic contexts. |
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Arch440m
Literature and the Urban Experience
History/Theory, 4 Units Post-industrial revolution urban environments and dynamic relationships in cities such as Manchester, Paris, St. Petersburg, New York and Los Angeles, as revealed in novels, architecture, and urban forms. |
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Arch441
A History of Architectural Theory: 1400-1914
History/Theory, 2 Units A seminar on architectural theory from Alberti to Scott, reviewing primary texts and subsequent criticisms. |
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Arch442m
Women's Spaces in History: "Hussies," "Harems," and "Housewives"
History/Theory, 4 Units Methods for studying patterns of spatial differentiation of women throughout history from home to city embodied in gender specific language and gendered spaces. |
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