ARCH 3206 HISTORY 6: RENAISSANCE AND BAROQUE ARCHITECTURE
Utilizing a travel semester for first-hand investigation of these vital eras in architecture. In addition to enhancing the earlier discourse about their historical evolution, the opportunity for on-site documentation, assessment and evaluation of key architectural monuments is a major factor of this semester. Studies take place in Rome for the Union students, and in New York for Wenzhou students, utilizing examples of Classical Revival architecture in the metropolitan region. Type of Course: Architecture major requirement Prerequisites: ARCH 3205 Limitation on Enrollment: Admission to Architecture major