160 courses with the subject ARCH, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Architecture and Interior Architecture combine the practical concerns of building with the artistic freedom of design. The Design your Future program at Marywood University offers high school students a si
Building on the design concepts and exploratory techniques of ARCH 101, this studio emphasizes the
Building on the design concepts and exploratory techniques of ARCH 101, this studio emphasizes the
This drawing workshop based in Florence, Italy during the University's Spring Bread, provides
This first of three interdisciplinary, beginning design studios emphasizes visual and physical properties o
An introduction to the designed environment that we all inhabit. Emphasis is on design literacy, with a focus on the prese
An introduction to the designed environment that we all observe and inhabit and the design thinking that creates it.
A review of world architecture and urbanism as a reflection of sociocultural, eco
This studio is intended for transfer students seeking advanced placement in the design studio
The second of three interdisciplinary, beginning design studios emphasizes the acquisition of additional gr
This course reinforces the content of the design studio through the study of design principles. It introduces desi
A discussion of the design process, with a focus on the roles of observing, under?stan
A survey of architecture from the Renaissance to the Present. The focus is o
Fundamentals of digital representation in both 2-D and 3-D programs. Nor
The first in a series of three interrelated courses, this course examines global architectural history an
This course introduces the role of material and procedure in the formation of architecture and the physical, logistical, and environmental constraints and the demands that shape the pro
The first in a series of three interrelated courses, this course examines the theoretical motivations underpinning the design of the built environment from pre-history to the fifteenth cen
The third of three interdisciplinary, beginning design studios exploring the role of natural and cul
Introduction to basic structural theory with an emphasis on structural analysis a
Fundamentals of digital representation in both 2-D and 3-D prog
A review of world architecture and urbanism as a reflection of socio-cultur
Advanced digital media, including 3-D modeling, rendering programs. Nor
This studio is intended for transfer students seeking advanced placement in the design studio sequen
The second in a series of three interrelated courses, this course examines global architectural history and theory from the beginning o
This course seeks to illuminate the ecological and structural considerations as well as the materials, means, and methods that are fundamental to the conception and execution of contemporary building. Correspond
The second in a series of three interrelated courses, this course examines the theoretical motivations underpinning the design of the built environment from the fifteenth to the beginning of the twentieth centur
This design studio emphasizes spatial sequence and the relationship between bui
Advanced digital media, including 3-D modeling, rendering pr
A survey of architecture from the Renaissance to the Present. The focu
Surveys a history of ideas about the discipline of architecture through built projects, theoretical design
The third in a series of three interrelated courses, this course examines global architectural history and theory from th
This module will expand up the knowledge of building technology as studied in Modules 1+2. It will focus on further understanding
The third in a series of three interrelated courses, this course examines the theoretical motivations underpinning the design of the built environment from the twentieth century
This design studio emphasizes the integration of technical concepts in the design pr
Introduction to basic structural theory with an emphasis on structural analysis and its application
A survey of component assemblies, construction detailing, and material prope
This module will look at building assembly and sequence from foundation and soils to wall and roof sections. Focus will be on
The first of a two-course sequence, this course introduces and explores the ecological systems that affect and are affected by human settlements across
This design studio develops greater design complexity. It addresses site and socio-cultural
An examination of seminal writings on architecture from the Classical period to the Present. Written works th
Further applications of principles introduced in ARCH 312 to b
A survey of the geographic, cultural, political, and economic contexts of cities and their r
The purpose of this course is to aid students in developing a technical and conceptual understanding o
This course is committed to engaging students in hands-on, full-scale construction of an architectural project. Offered for students between the second and fifth years, they will design and build a structure for rescued farm animals. Students will learn through a hands-on construction
The first of a two-course sequence, this course focuses on the integration o
The first of a two course sequence, this course introduces and explores advocacy
An in-depth exploration and examination of a specific topic or issu
This course will focus on animation as both an exploratory and representational tool through the an
This class explores financial considerations of design build construction management.
This course provides students with the opportunity to explore the limits and potential
This class explores general practices of construction management with special emphasis on the design-build style of project delivery.
This course is committed to engaging students in hands-on, full-scale construction of an architectural project. Offered for students between the second and fifth years, they will design and build a structure for rescued farm animals. Students will learn through a hands-on construction
The purpose of this course is to extend students skill sets acquired in studio and other courses to design and build an inhabitable structure. Students will explore the application of various technological tools for fabrication and representation.
The course objective is to provide students the understanding of the meaning of the detail in architecture and interior architecture. The
Analyze the intersection of historic preservation and progressive architectural design. In these two areas where the debates of inflexible proponents on both sides often result in buildings of the lowest common denominator, a theory of how to marry old and new buildings and well-chosen examples from international travel will be examined.
This course will explore Socially Responsible Architecture through a holistic lens, introducing design through the triple-bottom line. Students will be challenged to understand the need to develop architecture that responsibly serves people and their communities without imposing arbitrary restrictions; that understands real human needs, such as privacy, space; as well as freedom and that balances design with sustainable consciousness and provides positive economic stimulation.
The post-production course will provide students with a working knowledge of post-production techniques and devices used to accomplished desired outcomes with renderings, including but not limited to digital tab
This studio-based course focuses on the integration of sustainable technologies into the design of a public space in the city of Scranton. We will explore integration at various scales: the human scale, the site scale, and the city scale - while covering subjects like materiality, people's behavior, and innovative sustainable solutions for a zero-carbon footprint in an effort to green the city. The work of the studio will be a combination of creative exploration, research and hands-on installation. The methodology will include experiential learning, learning by doing, and research through direct observation. It is part of the Jane Jacobs Collegiate Consortium with the Center for the Living City.
Maps translate and reconstruct a three-dimensional world onto a two-dimensional surface. What differentiates them from diagrams (although one can certainly include the other) is their ability to reduce the world outwardly. In other words, whereas diagrams reduce a unified whole (a building, a site, a city) inwardly to its internal parts, maps
Internship is a required component of architectural licensure. International students are provided the opportunity to complete a portion of the required hours as a student prior to graduation. This course prepares students for an architectural working environment using skill sets learned in studio.
For the first time in history, more than 50% of the world's population lives in cities. By 2050, the population is expected to grow by about 7 billion - 9
This course focuses on developing a sensibility for appropriate material se
Through a series of interrelated case studies, seminal texts, and discussions, this elective HTC seminar will explore the theoretical, aesthetic, and political implications of architectural surfaces; that is, the ways in
This seminar class will explore in detail, five (5) selected topics that were briefly covered in the previous History of A
This course probes the dynamic relationship between the tangible and the virtual, a connection increasingly blurred by the rise of mixed reality technologies. Through an exploration of video games and the sophisticated tools underpinning virtual world creation, participants will undertake projects aimed at harnessing architectural knowledge and facilitating discovery.
Communication is essential to design. How we communicate, verbally and visually, is essential to promo
The second of a two-course sequence, this course introduces and explores advocacy and environmental responsibility in the context of a community design build project. Through this course students will have the opportunity to design and build at full-scale.
An overview of the field of environmental law and
This course will explore the theory, design, production, and curation of architectural artifacts for the purpose of exhibition and/or publication. Lectures and discussions will consider how architecture is abstracted, reduced, and communicated through its design artifacts, with attention to media/material selection, production/fabrication, and modes of display. The course culminates in the directed production and/or curation of architectural artifacts that engage questions of curatorial intent.
Course topics include an examination of environmental policy and the relationsh
Observational Analysis will look at how we analyze architecture through strategies of delineation and observat
Introduction to Folio is a workshop that will focus on advancing graphic communications skills through a series of increasingly
This course is an introduction to digital fabrication techniques with a primary focus on 3D printing and
This course will provide an introduction to concepts of sustainability and ecological design as they apply to cities, and our roles as archi
The purpose of this course is to aid students in developing a technical and conceptual understanding of digital media as it applie
This course will introduce the context of human scale and interactions with the design of spaces and objects. The issues of anthrophomorphics (the study of the measurements and proportions
The purpose of this course is to aid students in developing an understanding of the relationship between design and constr
Advanced Architecture Topics discussed.
A travel abroad class to England and Ireland.The purpose of this class is to provide clear thinking
Using the possibilities of Contemporary Technologies and Fabrication Tech
In this course students will be exposed to a variety of architectural details while engaging in a discussion about their significance. We wi
The course objective is to provide students the understanding of the meaning of the detail in architecture and interior architecture. The
This design studio further develops integrative design skills synthesizing a broad range of responsibiliti
The impact of environmental forces on building and site design. Human co
An introduction to the notion of buildings as structured organisms possessing bones (frame), skin (enclosure
A survey of modern architecture and urbanism from the 20th century
Prepares students for an architectural working environment using s
This module will examine in the modern construction the appropriate use and integration of building services. I
The second of a two-course sequence, this course delves deeper into the ecological systems that affect and are affected by human settlements across th
This design studio demonstrates integrative design skills synthesizing a broad range of responsibilities within a c
Principles and systems of water supply and distribution, electricit
A survey of component assemblies, construction detailing, and material
In this module the emphasis is placed on the study of contemporary construction techniques and complex
The second of a two-course sequence, this course integrates sustainable de
Sketching School is a bi-level course, designed for junior, senior and
Almost all films coming out of Hollywood use visual effects and motion graphics/to some extent. This course is
This design studio synthesizes a broad range of responsibilities within a cohesive, design agenda in wh
An examination of how architecture engages natural and physical forces in both its conception and realization. Focusing on an in-depth
An examination of the US Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environ
A survey of the geographic, cultural, political and economic contexts of cities and their role in t
As a building technologies sequence capstone, this course will explore the integrated nature of building systems and technolog
This design studio further develops a cohesive, design agenda in which students construct and te
The basic principles and legal aspects of practice organization, financial management, business planning, tim
Students will gain hands-on experience while learning about the techniques of research in their discipl
Research and/or creative scholarly activity in architecture un
Research and/or creative scholarly activity in Architecture un
Research and/or creative scholarly activity in architecture un
Research and/or creative scholarly activity in architecture un
Involves advanced study in area which student has special profi
This studio is intended for transfer students seeking advanced placement in the design studio
Independent Study course that serves as outreach to the larger community while providing a plat
This course will introduce students to film studies; particularly as it appli
The focus of this independent study is to uncover, analyze, and assess potential uses of virtual reality (VR
The first of two beginning design studio courses introduces fundamenta
This course introduces the role of material and procedure in the formation of architecture and the physical, logistical, and environmental constraints and the demands that shape the proc
The second of two beginning design studio courses incorporates fundamental d
This course seeks to illuminate the ecological and structural considerations as well as the materials, means, and methods that are fundamental to the conception and execution of contemporary building. Correspond
The first in a series of three interrelated courses, this course examines the theoretical motivations underpinning the design of the built environment from prehistory to the fifteenth cen
This design studio course develops greater complexity while concentrating on conce
This module will expand up the knowledge of building technology as studied in Modules 1+2. It will focus on further understanding
This design studio develops integrative design skills, including synthesizing complex prog
This module will look at building assembly and sequence from foundation and soils to wall and roof sections. Focus will be on
This design studio explores new building technologies, high performance facad
An examination of how architecture engages natural and physical forces in both its conception and realization. Focusing on an in-depth description an
Advanced computer applications for analysis, design and pr
A highly focused preparation for the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Exam. T
This module will examine in the modern construction the appropriate use and integration of building services. I
This design studio synthesizes comprehensive, integrative design skills,
The basic principles and legal aspects of practice organization, financial management, business plan
In this module, the emphasis is placed on the study of contemporary construction techniques and comple
As a building technologies sequence capstone, this course will explore
Examines research methods to assist in the formulation of the thesis undertaken in the
Designed for the individual student's interests under faculty direction.
This class explores financial considerations of construction management.
This class explores general practices of construction management as well as the design-build style of project delivery.
The purpose of this course is to extend students skill sets acquired in studio and other courses to design and build an inhabitable structure. Students will explore the application of various technological tools for fabrication and representation. Cross-listed with ARCH-399CC.
Analyze the intersection of historic preservation and progressive architectural design. In these two areas where the debates of inflexible proponents on both sides often result in buildings of the lowest common denominator, a theory of how to marry old and new buildings and well-chosen examples from international travel will be examined.
This course introduces and explores the ecological systems that affect and are affected by human settlements across the world, themes of urba
The second of a two-course sequence, this course delves deeper into the ecological systems that affect and are affected by human settlements across th
This course introduces and explores advocacy and environmental responsibil
This course will explore the theory, design, production, and curation of architectural artifacts for the purpose of exhibition and/or publication. Lectures and discussions will consider how architecture is abstracted, reduced, and communicated through its design artifacts, with attention to media/material selection, production/fabrication, and modes of display. The course culminates in the directed production and/or curation of architectural artifacts that engage questions of curatorial intent.
Observational Analysis will look at how we analyze architecture through strategies of delineation and observat
This course is an introduction to digital fabrication techniques with a primary focus on 3D printing and
This course will provide an introduction to concepts of sustainability and ecological design as they apply to cities, and our roles as archi
This course is an introduction to digital fabrication techniques with a primary focus on 3D printing and
This course will introduce the context of human scale and interactions with the design of spaces and objects. The issues of anthrophomorphics (the study of the measurements and proportions
In the broadest sense, pedagogy refers to methodologies for teaching. This class will focus specifically on an introduction of divergent strategies, ideologies, and philosophies in architectural education. The obj
The course objective is to provide students the understanding of the meaning of the detail in architecture and interior architecture. The
The first in a series of three interrelated courses, this course examines the theoretical motivations underpinning the design of the built environment from prehistory to the fifteenth cent
The first of two design thesis studios focuses on a design for the adaptive reuse
This first of two thesis studios focuses on the research an
An overview of the field of environmental law and major related statutes. Explor
The second in a series of three interrelated courses, this course examines the theoretical motivations underpinning the design of the built environment from the fifteenth to the beginning of the twentieth centur
After the student's final thesis presentation to the school, each thesis project is assembled in the form of a book fully descri
The second of two design thesis studios further develops a design
This second of two thesis studios further develops a conceptual
Examines the worldwide process of urbanization and critica
This seminar and workshop will be an exploration of the role environmental policies play in determining land use and defining our built environment at Federal, State, and Local levels. We will focus on ways in which environmental man
The third in a series of three interrelated courses, this course examines the theoretical motivations underpinning the design of the built environment from the twentieth century
Source: Marywood University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
