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Class Details

Class Id 8038
Days MW
Start time 10:00 AM
End time 10:50 AM
Building MCCOH
Room 50

Course Details

Course Id 3572
Dept and Number ARC 262A
Dept and Number ART 262
Dept and Number CEE 262A
Dept and Number EGR 262A
Dept and Number URB 262A
Area
Title Structures and the Urban Environment
Description This course focuses on structural engineering as a new art form begun during the Industrial Revolution and flourishing today in long-span bridges, thin shell concrete vaults, and tall buildings. Through critical analysis of major works students are introduced to the methods of evaluating structures as an art form. Students study the works and ideas of individual structural artists through their elementary calculations, their builder's mentality and their aesthetic imagination. Students examine contemporary exemplars that are essential to the understanding of 21st century structuring of cities with illustrations taken from various cities.
Prerequisites
Professor David P. Billington
Professor Maria E. Garlock

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