ARC384H1: Selected Topics in Technology of Architecture: Machine Design Practices

Hours

24L/12T

An exploration of the various creative machine practices available to designers. This course will introduce the history of machine design practices in architecture, art, and design. History and Theory will be augmented through physical engagement of creative machine practices.

Prerequisite

ARC280H1

Breadth Requirements

The Physical and Mathematical Universes (5)

Enrolment Limits

This course is open to Daniels Faculty students and to students outside of the Faculty

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ARC384H1: Selected Topics in Technology of Architecture: Machine Design Practices