ARC 412 - Buildings and Urban Spaces of Paris (4)

Introduction to the developments of Paris’ urban environment, a city with a long history dating to Roman times. The city plan’s evolution is a of particular interest after the industrial revolution and particularly on the “adjustments” of the city plan during the 19th century, in response to the socio-economic and political changes that occurred. Students learn about Paris’ distinct cityscape, and the variety of designs of public open spaces and parks/gardens, and to the numerous examples of significant architecture designed by French and other international architects.

Prerequisite(s): Enrollment in Architecture Greece study abroad program, undergraduate completion of third year or graduate standing in architecture. Exceptions will be granted by the Chair of Architecture to students who have completed second year who have exhibited initiative and have higher GPA in their Architectural Design and History or Architecture classes.