Courses - Yale Architecture

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Architectural Design 2

Annie Barrett, Laura Briggs, Liz Gálvez, Talitha Liu, Joeb Moore, Eeva-Liisa Pelkonen, Miriam Peterson

Architectural Design 4

Aniket Shahane, Anthony Acciavatti, Tei Carpenter, Alicia Imperiale, David Eugin Moon, Alan Plattus

Advanced Design Studio: Re-Imagining Empire State Plaza

Stella Betts, Brett Schneider

Advanced Design Studio: La ropa sucia se lava en casa

Tatiana Bilbao, Andrei Harwell, Iwan Baan

Advanced Design Studio: Root and Innovation: Rediscovery of Majiayao Contemporary

Zhu Pei, Karolina Czeczek

Advanced Design Studio: The Future of Entertainment

Neil Thomas, Ray Winkler, Beom Jun Kim

Advanced Design Studio: Life/Craft: Architectural Behaviorology at the Raymond Farm in New Hope

Momoyo Kaijima, Andrew Benner

Advanced Design Studio: Brick Oven

Mauricio Pezo, Sofía von Ellrichshausen, José Aragüez

Advanced Design Studio: A particular (New England) building

Carrie Norman, Thomas Kelley, Violette de la Selle

Advanced Design Studio: Post-Plantation Landscapes

Mabel Wilson, Jordan H. Carver

Advanced Design Studio: Arts and the City—Legacy Meets Possibility

Ann M. Beha, George Knight

Independent Design Research Studio

Bimal Mendis, Emily Abruzzo

Formal Analysis II

Drawing Projects

Ruins, Ruination and Reuse

Mark Foster Gage

Composition and Form

Peter de Bretteville

Altered States of Architecture

Graphic Inquiry

Kyoung Sun Moon

Building Project I: Research, Analysis, Design

Adam Hopfner, Alexander Kruhly, Beka Sturges, Ming Thompson

Systems Integration and Development in Design

Martin Finio, Victoria Arbitrio, Anibal Bellomio, Kristen Butts, Alastair Elliott, Robert Haughney, Kristin Hawkins, John D. Jacobson, Larry Jones, Aaron Martin, Gina Narracci, Laura Pirie, Victoria Ponce de Leon, Craig Razza, Hermona Tamrat, Celia Toché, Adam Trojanowski, Julie Zink

Structuring Architecture: Form and Space

Kyoung Sun Moon

Design Computation

New Value Propositions of Design Practice

Phillip Bernstein

The Mechanical Artifact: Ultra Space

Dana Karwas, Ariel Ekblaw

The Architect As: Recasting the Role of the Architect in the Development Lifecycle

Building Disasters

John D. Jacobson

Architecture and Machine Intelligence in Theory & Practice

Phillip Bernstein, Sam Omans

Introduction to Architectural Robotics

Mae-ling Lokko, Anna Dyson

Architecture and Modernity I: Sites and Spaces

Eeva-Liisa Pelkonen

Methods and Research Workshop

Independent M.E.D. Research

Keller Easterling

Critical Methodologies in Architecture History

XS: “micro” in Japanese Architecture and Urbanism

From Shigeru Ban to IKEA: Designing Refugee Camps

Esther da Costa Meyer

Architectural Drawing in the Expanded Field

Race and the Built Environment

Jordan H. Carver

Thinking Race, Reading Architecture

Architecture and Participation

Museum and Nation

Latin American Modernity: Architecture, Art & Utopia

Luis E. Carranza

Writing and Criticism: Architect as Author, Architect as Subject

Christopher Hawthorne

Feral Surfaces and Multi-Species Architecture: Rethinking Posthuman Territory

Ariane Lourie Harrison

Globalization Space: International Infrastructure and Extrastatecraft

Keller Easterling

Introduction to Commercial Real Estate

History of British Landscape Architecture: 1600 to 1900

Labs and Landscapes of the Green Revolution

Anthony Acciavatti

The Environmental Project: Research, Methods & Discourse

Historic Preservation in the 21st Century

Agroecological Urban Constellations of Pre-Columbian Amazonia

Ana María Durán Calisto

Global Artscapes: Project Miami

Alessandra Cianchetta

(Im)material Artifacts

In course titles, a designates fall term, b designates spring term, and c designates summer. The School reserves the right to change the prescribed course of study as necessary.

University Courses Outside of YSoA

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