This course addresses the social well-being fostered by preserving and revitalizing the existing urban fabric; complying with regulatory challenges unique to adaptive reuse; supporting sustainability through reuse; and upgrading systems while improving accessibility to existing buildings.
This course provides a framework for analyzing difficult situations through ethics. Through various scenarios, you'll explore the moral foundations theory, virtue ethics, deontological ethics, social contract ethics, and utilitarian ethics.
There's a growing interest among both clients and architects for taller wood-frame buildings. In this course, learn about two approaches to providing code-compliant brick veneer for multistory buildings.
Explore contextual issues for security at regional, community, and local levels. Learn about blast mitigation design methods, tools, and techniques, as well as how to select hardened building materials.
Explore contextual issues for security at regional, community, and local levels. Learn to assess security needs by analyzing assets, threats, and vulnerabilities, plus defining acceptable risk levels.
NCARB’s Analysis of Practice study will explore how architecture is evolving and help determine the licensing model of the future. Sign up to be a part of the critical research today!
