美国大学建筑学专业排名及各学校申请要求和网站 及课程安排(4)

4.153 Architecture Design Core Studio III Instructor: Andrew Scott 0-10-11 H 4.154 Architecture Design Option Studio: Advancing the Stategostructure Instructor: Massive development projects increasingly involve complex program mixes and/or public-private ventures where design by a singlearchitect is arguably not advantageous or even possible. 0-10-11 H 4.154 Architecture Design Option Studio: The 10K House Instructor: Yung Ho Chang The semester’s focus will pivot on the idea that better design does not mean necessarily higher budget; furthermore, intelligent designmay help to achieve quality with limited resources. 0-10-11 G 4.162 Introductory Urban Design Studio Instructor: Michael Dennis, Alistair McIntosh 0-10-11 H 4.163J / 11.332J Urban Design Studio Instructor: Alexander D'Hooghe, Alan Berger 3-2-7 U 4.170 International Workshop - 10,000 Architects Instructor: Jan Wampler First meeting: Wednesday, September 7, 2:00pm in 9-250 3-2-4 H 4.171 Design Workshop: The Space Between Instructor: Jan Wampler First meeting: Wednesday, September 7, 2:00pm in 9-250 0-9-0 H 4.181 Architectural Design Workshop - Veneto Experience Instructor: Shun Kanda 0-9-0 H 4.182 Architectural Design Workshop — Shed Nation / the big box Instructor: Alexander D'Hooghe, Samuel Klatskin The Big Box represents the final outcome of a Darwinian struggle for survival between building types, amidst the increasing pressures oeconomic optimization of building and development. 0-9-0 H 4.183 Architectural Design Workshop - Japan Instructor: Shun Kanda 0-3-6 H 4.185 Architectural Design Workshop Instructor: U 4.192 Independent Study in Architectural Design Instructor: James Wescoat H 4.193 Independent Study in Architectural Design Instructor: 3-0-6 G 4.210 Precedents in Critical Practice Instructor: Ariane Harrison The objective of this seminar is to map the strategies that constitute critical practices in contemporary architecture. 3-3-6 H 4.214J / 11.314J Water, Landscape and Urban Design Instructor: James Wescoat, Anne Spirn Workshop surveys how water affects the design of buildings, landscapes and cities in aesthetic, functional and symbolic ways. Combinesthe systematic study of water issues with urban design projects in South Asia and the US. 3-0-9 G 4.215 Sensing Place: Photographing the Urban Landscape Instructor: Anne Spirn 3-0-6 G 4.217J / 11.315J Disaster Resilient Design Instructor: James Wescoat Seminar examines the linkages between natural hazards and environmental design. Engages theoretical debates about landscapes orisk, vulnerability, and resilience. 2-0-1 G 4.221 Architecture Studies Faculty Colloquium - CANCELED Instructor: 3-0-3 G 4.222 Professional Practice Instructor: Philip Freelon 3-0-6 G 4.225 Urban Design Theory Instructor: Michael Dennis 3-0-3 U/H 4.230J / 11.468J / 4.231 SIGUS Workshop - El Salvador: Learning from Architects without Architects Instructor: Reinhard Goethert Workshop in El Salvador: 1-week June 8-15, 2011 Information Meeting: 6 May 2011 (Watch for room announcement) 3-0-9 H 4.236J / 11.463J Structuring Low-Income Housing Projects in Developing Countries Instructor: Reinhard Goethert Summary: 4-2-9 G 4.240J / 11.328J Urban Design Skills: Observing, Interpreting & Representing the City Instructor: Eran Ben-Joseph Introduces methods of recording, evaluating, and communicating about the urban environment. 2-0-10 H 4.242J / 11.331J Advanced Seminar in City Form - CANCELED Instructor: Julian Beinart Examines in greater depth themes from the basic subject in city form theory. Introduces new concepts from current research and practicefor analysis by the seminar participants. Requirements include presentation to the seminar of a theoretical project undertaken by eachstudent. 3-0-9 U 4.250J / 11.001J Introduction to Urban Design and Development Instructor: Larry Vale Examines the evolving structure of cities and the way that cities, suburbs, and metropolitan areas can be designed and developedBoston and other American cities studied to see how physical, social, political and economic forces interact to shape and reshape citiesover time. 3-0-9 G 4.252 Introduction to Urban Design and Development Instructor: Dennis Frenchman Examines both the structure of cities and ways they can be changed. Includes historical forces that have produced cities, models ourban analysis, contemporary theories of urban design, implementation strategies. 3-0-6 H 4.262 Ideal Forms of Contemporary Urbanism - CANCELED Instructor: Alexander D'Hooghe H 4.293 Independent Study in Architecture Studies Instructor: Michael Dennis, Reinhard Goethert 2-0-7 H 4.S22 Special Subject: Architecture Studies - Architecture Studies Faculty Colloquium Instructor: Mark Goulthorpe 相关链接：http://architecture.mit.edu/disciplines/architectural-design/courses 语言要求 T:the minimum TOEFL is 100 I:the minimum score is 7 GRE:GRE is required GPA: 相关链接：http://architecture.mit.edu/architectural-design/degree/march 作品集要求： A non-returnable portfolio is required of all MArch applicants, including those who do not have a previous architecture degree obackground.