ENGS 2 Integrated Design: Engineering, Architecture, and Building Technology

An introduction to the integrated design of structures and the evolving role of architects and engineers. The course will investigate the idea that design excellence is very often the result of deep collaboration between engineers, architects, and builders and that it is only in relatively recent history that a distinction between these areas of expertise has existed. The historical, social, and architectural impact of structures will be explored and several structures and their designers will be studied in depth. Enrollment limited to 50 students. No Prerequisite.

Instructor

Wilson

Degree Requirement Attributes

TAS

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