ARCH 6330 - Built Ecologies 2

In this seminar, students develop and analyze an ecologically sensitive built system related to their thesis topic with particular attention to the architectural, social, and political implications of the work and their inter-relationships. An awareness of the political and economic forces that are instrumental in the development of contemporary built ecologies creates opportunities for innovation in the cultures of making. Course taught in New York City.

Prerequisite: ARCH 6310 and ARCH 6320

When Offered: SPRING TERM ANNUALLY

Graded: GRADED

Credit Hours: 3