ARCH 6100:Advanced Architectural Practices

3 Class Hours 0 Laboratory Hours 3 Credit Hours
This course investigates creative transitions and transactions in the architecture profession that are giving rise to new critical learning models, knowledge and applications. It will underpin temporal, perceptual and analytical trajectories for anticipating the creative disruptions and innovations at human, architectural, urban and global scales. Students will collaborate and share their cross and inter-disciplinary thoughts using heuristic approaches to facilitate their explorations. The course is about self-learning and letting others know what you have learned through your independent investigations.

Learning Outcomes:

Students will investigate different relations between architecture and the sciences
Students will learn concepts of human perception and innovative technology, integrated practices and 21st century habitats.
Students will learn how earlier and existing studies of theoretical and empirical models as programmatic and architectural constructs relate to current practice.