Arch 4b: URBANISM- RECUPERATIVE CARE PROJECT
This course focuses on the architect’s leadership role in their community regarding issues of growth, development, and aesthetics, through the study of urban design techniques and practices related to architecture and urbanism. A broad array of urban theories, tactics and strategies, building and space types, landscape and infrastructure design, and politics and policy-making are explored through the dialectic between the private and public realms of the diverse urban culture. The studio is open to fourth- and fifth-year students. Civic Engagement is a central component of this course. Students interact with a particular client and user group that informs their design work. This may be a non-profit, a neighborhood group, or a K- 12 school. Students’ learning is transformed through engagement with diverse audiences and a new start
nhf rehabilitation SPACES
GATHERING SPACE
plans
section & ELEVATIONS
COMMUNITY SPACE
HAIRCUTING SPACE
GARDENING SPACE
development phase
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