Description
This course introduces the basic principles and formal concepts that constitute an architectural language, such as proportion, rhythm, harmony, hierarchy. Through the analysis of key architectural projects, these concepts are illustrated and serve as a basis for an understanding of the syntactic dimension in architecture. In addition, the course introduces anthropological and sociological dimensions, exploring the impact of spatial forms and architectural patterns on social organization and human behavior by examining comparative models from various cultural settings. Pre-requisite: FND281 Design Culture and ENG102 English II
Common questions about ARCH 361
What is ARCH 361 at LAU?
ARCH 361 Theory I is a 2-credit course at Lebanese American University (LAU), in the Architecture & Interior Design department. This course introduces the basic principles and formal concepts that constitute an architectural language, such as proportion, rhythm, harmony, hierarchy.
How many credits is ARCH 361?
ARCH 361 Theory I is worth 2 credits at LAU.
Who teaches ARCH 361 at LAU?
Studiety has 3 professors on record for ARCH 361: Elie George Haddad, Elie Michel Harfouche, Karma Munah Dabaghi. Sections change every term, so check the registrar for who is teaching now.