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Institution:
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Roger Williams University
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Subject:
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ARCHITECTURE
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Description:
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Prerequisite: Junior standingThis course addresses three of the many form generators in architecture,the acoustical, day lighting and artificial lighting environment. It alsoaddresses the soft and hard technologies that support the creationof these environments using "rules of thumb", analytical calculationsand modeling. The course provides an introduction and conceptualunderstanding of these subjects. Sustainability is embedded inthe nature of the subjects with a particular emphasis on energyconservation, integration of natural and artificial systems; the affect oncontemporary practice, and the emerging roles of architectural careersand consultants in these disciplines. The course is subdivided into three equal offerings: acousticalprinciples and practical applications in buildings that affects siteselection and evaluation of buildings and their orientation on a siteand shaping of space for sound control, all done in conjunctionwith case studies. The second and third parts deal with natural orday lighting and artificial lighting with an emphasis on the theirintegration through design. Basic principles are introduced, designprocedures outlined, calculating methods reviewed, case studies andthe use of physical and computer modeling investigated. The studentswill gain a sufficient basic understanding of acoustical, day lightingand artificial lighting design in order to feel confident in making theseconcerns an inherent part of their design process.
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3.00
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Instructional Type:
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Lecture
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Phone Number:
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(401) 253-1040
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Regional Accreditation:
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New England Association of Schools and Colleges
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Calendar System:
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Semester
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