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Architecture 111: Fundamentals of Architecture I
4.00 Credits
Norwich University
An introduction to the basic principles and skills that constitute the discipline of architecture. A series of two-and three-dimensional graphic exercises is used to cultivate an understanding of architectonics, the intentional arrangement of space and enclosure to communicate human values while also introducing graphic techniques for communicating design concepts and solutions. One hour of lecture and three 2-hour laboratories per week.
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Architecture 118: Fundamentals of Architecture II
4.00 Credits
Norwich University
A continuation of the introduction to the fundamental processes and technologies that constitute the discipline of architecture. This course investigates the design process, explores interactive computer graphics (CAD) as a design tool, and culminates with the application of these principles, processes, and skills to an architectural design problem. One hour of lecture and six hours of laboratory per week. Prerequisite: AP 111.
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Architecture 211: Architectural Design I
5.00 Credits
Norwich University
The first in a sequence of design studio courses introducing the processes, judgment, and communications involved in the synthesis of architectural form. Through a focused series of individual and group projects, the influences of the human and physical contexts on form are explored. One hour of lecture and three 4-hour studios per week. Prerequisite: AP118.
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Architecture 212: Architectural Design II
5.00 Credits
Norwich University
Second in a sequence of design studio courses emphasizing the processes, judgment, and communications involved in the synthesis of architectural form. Through a focused series of individual and/or group projects, the influences of functional requirements on form are explored. One hour of lecture and three 4-hour studios per week. Prerequisite: AP211.
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Architecture 221: Site Development and Design
3.00 Credits
Norwich University
A course that deals with engineering principles and design considerations involved with site design. Earth shaping, drainage, roadway alignment, parking lot layouts, code requirements and environmental factors are studied prior to and after design changes. Two hours of lecture and one 2-hour laboratory per week.
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Architecture 222: Human Issues in Design
3.00 Credits
Norwich University
An introduction to the psychological, sociological, and physical factors that influence the design of architectural space. The fields of anthropometrics, ergonomics, and proxemics are addressed, as well as considerations for barrier-free environments. Three hours of lecture/discussion per week.
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Architecture 225: Introduction to Passive Environmental Systems
3.00 Credits
Norwich University
Through coordinated lectures and demonstrations, the impacts of environmental energies on architectural form are introduced and explored. Emphasis is given to the processes by which the architect orders light, climate, gravity, and sound responses to achieve building geometry. The course also addresses concepts and strategies for responding to environmental hazards, and designing healthy buildings and green architecture. Three hours of lecture. Prerequisite: AP118 or instructor's permission.
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Architecture 241: Architectural Delineation
3.00 Credits
Norwich University
A laboratory course in advanced graphic methods. Various rendering techniques, definitive design development, and the principles of construction drawings and architectural detailing are presented and explored through individual projects. One hour of lecture and two 2-hour laboratories per week.
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Architecture 311: Architectural Design III
5.00 Credits
Norwich University
The development of the comprehensive building process as a synthesis of spatial, functional, and contextual concerns with emphases on building systems and materials. Individual and group problems are of a limited and defined scope. One hour of lecture and three 4-hour studios per week. Prerequisites: AP212 and AP325. Corequisites: AP 327.
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Architecture 312: Architectural Design IV
5.00 Credits
Norwich University
This fourth course in the design studio sequence continues the development of a comprehensive building design process with problems of complex but limited scope. The synthesis of spatial, functional, and contextual concerns, as directly linked to the understanding and employment of building systems, continues to provide a framework. One 1-hour lecture and three 4-hour studios per week. Prerequisite: AP 311.
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