# An Architectural Genealogy

## ARCH-4100

This course addresses the history of architectural and related developments in selected Western and non-Western civilizations in order to construct a conceptual and strategic understanding of the relationships between architecture, culture, civilization, technology, and thought. In doing so, it will focus on key constructed spatial phenomena of the pre-modern world and, where relevant, elucidate the connection of these works of architecture and their motivating ideals to those of the modern and contemporary world.

3 credits
Prereqs:
ARCH-2150 The Ethos of Architecture
and
ARCH-2160 Architectural Media

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2023 | An Architectural Genealogy (3c) David H Bell Seats Taken: 80/85 |  |
2022 | An Architectural Genealogy (3c) David H Bell Seats Taken: 69/85 |  |
2021 | An Architectural Genealogy (3c) David H Bell Carly M. Brackett Seats Taken: 62/65 |  |
2020 | An Architectural Genealogy (3c) David H Bell Seats Taken: 76/85 |  |
2019 | An Architectural Genealogy (3c) David H Bell Seats Taken: 74/80 |  |
2018 | An Architectural Genealogy (3c) David H Bell Seats Taken: 121/128 |  |
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2016 |  |  | An Architectural Genealogy 1 (2c) David H Bell Seats Taken: 46/50
2015 |  |  | An Architectural Genealogy 1 (2c) David H Bell Seats Taken: 62/70
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