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ARC 302: Architectural Design: Technology
6.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
An investigation of technical systems of building - structure, environmental control/energy, materials, enclosure, and circulation, their fabrication and assembly and their capacity to affect form and tectonic structure- as fundamental elements of the design process. Particular emphasis on physical models.
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ARC 331: Architectural Structures I
3.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
Structural design process. Combined role of imposed loads and architectural function in shaping the form of the building. Interaction of elements in structural systems containing beams, columns, trusses, space frames, slabs, arches, vaults, domes,cables, cable networks, fabrics and diaphrams. Case studies emphasized.
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ARC 331 - Architectural Structures I
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ARC 332: Architectural Structures II
3.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
Structural systems explored through case studies and design projects. Emphasis on interaction of structural elements. Tracing of loads in structural systems. Sizing of tensile elements, columns, trusses, and flexural elements. Design and sizing of joints.
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ARC 332 - Architectural Structures II
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ARC 401: Architectural Design: Urban
6.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
An architectural design studio intended to explore and integrate design issues of all types within an urban environment. Emphasis will be placed on both formal and technical issues of urban sites including transportation and land use planning, phasing of projects over time, relationships to other structures, and the application of development codes, regulations, and urban design principles to the fabric of the city.
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ARC 401 - Architectural Design: Urban
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ARC 402: Architectural Design: Advanced
6.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
Advanced architectural design studios in which projects of many types and scales are imployed to investigate a range of educational, theoretical and professional studies. Particular emphasis on independent research and exploration of design issues and their implications as defined by faculty.
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ARC 402 - Architectural Design: Advanced
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ARC 403: Architectural Design Fundamentals: Environment
6.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
An introductory architectural design studio for M. Arch, Track 3 students investigating the relationship between environment and built form. Solar orientation, climate, topography, vegetation, and constructed context in relationship to user needs as parameters for design proposals. Particular emphasis on design fundamentals and conventions of architectural communication.
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ARC 403 - Architectural Design Fundamentals: Environment
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ARC 404: Architectural Design Fundamentals: Form
6.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
An introductory architectural design studio for M. Arch. Track 3 students investigating relationships between idea and form. Composition and precedent as parameters for generating, developing, and justifying architectural form. Particular emphasison electronic media in drawing and modeling.
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ARC 404 - Architectural Design Fundamentals: Form
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ARC 405: Architectural Design Fundamentals: Technology
6.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
An introductory architectural design studio for M. Arch. Track 3 students in which the technical systems of building - structure, environmental control/energy, materials, enclosure, and circulation; their fabrication and assembly; and their capacityto affect form and tectonic expression - are explored as fundamental elements of the design process. Particular emphasis on physical models.
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ARC 405 - Architectural Design Fundamentals: Technology
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ARC 414: Environmental Control Systems
3.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
Studies in light, heat, moisture, air motion, and sound in architectural environments. Mechanical, electrical and/or electronic equipment for illumination, heating, cooling, ventilation, vertical transportation and communication in buildings. Water and waste, fire protection and safety, and acoustic systems in architecture.
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ARC 414 - Environmental Control Systems
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ARC 432: Architectural Construction Systems
3.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
Building construction systems related to architectural design. Historical and current building practices. Implications for design and systems selection. Case studies. Field trips are required.
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