ARCH&UD 286
Roman Architecture and Urbanism
Architecture and Urban Design · 4 units · Graduate courses (200-299)
Examination of architectural and urban developments during Roman period, from archaic age to late Empire. Built environments of ancient world investigated from various perspectives, with consideration to programming, symbolism, and viewing, as well as to technological, aesthetic, and political factors.
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