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ARCD 204: History of Architecture
2.00 Credits
University of San Francisco
This is the fourth semester of a two-year sequence that studies building typologies and urban patterns using the example of the world's cities and their histories. Cities and buildings resulting from the dominance of wealth and power are important, but so too are settlement patterns, streets, buildings, homes and gardens of all peoples through history.
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ARCD 230: Architecture Studio
4.00 Credits
University of San Francisco
This studio introduces students to design issues at different scales of urban complexity. In part one of the studio, students explore the "grain" of the city--the individual dwelling unit--its history, place and relationship to the larger urban fabric. In part 2, they continue to examine aspects of living in the city through design projects that deal with multi-family housing and issues of affordability and social justice.
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ARCD 240: Architecture Studio
4.00 Credits
University of San Francisco
Through a consideration of land use, housing, natural resources, environmental factors, aesthetics and comfort, students will develop a critique of the architecture on the urban fringe. Students will be introduced to alternative methods of design and building in contrast to accepting normative practices as a given. They will be introduced to vernacular, contemporary and renewable construction methods and how they relate to building type, location, life-cycle and design issues. Students will develop individual projects, which follow the design process from schematice presentation through design development and basic construction documents.
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ARCD 250: Computer Aided Design and Drawing
2.00 Credits
University of San Francisco
CADD 1 is an introductory course in Computer Aided Design and Drawing in VectorWorks, a CADD program for both the Mac and PC platforms that integrates 2D, 3D, and hybrid objects in the same drawing. The class will cover both line drawing and 3D modeling techniques.
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ARCD 290: Special Topics
4.00 Credits
University of San Francisco
One-time offerings of special interest courses in architecture and community design.
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ARCD 300: Computer Aided Design and Drawing
2.00 Credits
University of San Francisco
This course will develop an understanding of digital tools and strategies, which engage and expand the design process, with the primary goal of utilizing the computer as a fluid, critical investigative tool. We will examine the impact of digital strategies, methodologies and practices on the work of contemporary architects, with individual research into modes of representation and its impact on tectonic development.
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ARCD 310: Introduction to Construction Materials
4.00 Credits
University of San Francisco
Prerequisites: PHYS - 100 or PHYS - 130 or equivalent algebra-based introductory Physics course; MATH - 108 or equivalent Pre-Calculus course. An understanding of the basic properties of major construction materials is fundamental to becoming an effective architect or engineer. This course will introduce students to the properties, applications and design considerations of common construction materials. The course will be a lecture format supplemented by readings, field trips, laboratory experiments, exams and individual research projects. While designed primarily for students of Architecture, the course is also a rigorous introduction to civil engineering materials.
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ARCD 320: Introduction to Landscape Design
4.00 Credits
University of San Francisco
Introduction to Landscape Design explores the history, principles, and techniques of successful "greenworld" design. Course includes slide lectures, extensive field trips, guest artist presentations, and hands-on campus design projects.
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ARCD 330: Design in Crossroads International
4.00 Credits
University of San Francisco
This course sends students overseas for a semester to apply their skills of analysis, interpretation and design in a new cultural setting with its backdrop of social, political and environmental issues. Models for design that the students have honed over the course of the previous three studios will be adjusted and evolve in the face of the particularities and demands of another place, people and history. Student designers will be asked to propose alternative building strategies that could respond to and generate new patterns of living.
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ARCD 340: International Projects
2.00 - 4.00 Credits
University of San Francisco
International Projects provides students an opportunity to provide design assistance to international underserved communities, while gaining real world experience in the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, and urban planning. The course combines student development of an understanding and appreciation for contextual and cultural needs with the acquisition of professional practice skills.
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