CORE STUDIO II - TUTORIAL
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Kaja Kuehl
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David E Benjamin
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Chas D Peppers
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Christopher Gardner
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Regina Teng
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Maria Rius Ruiz
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ADV STUDIO IV - TUTORIAL
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Ziad Jamaleddine
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Alessandro Orsini
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Rachely Rotem
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Christoph Kumpusch
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Maria A Linares Trelles
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Amale Andraos
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Robert E Marino
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Haavard Breivik-Khan
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ADV STUDIO VI - TUTORIAL
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Karla M Rothstein
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Galia Solomonoff
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Lydia Kallipoliti
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Mireia Luzarraga
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Ala Tannir
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TECH V CONSTRUCTION AND LIFE CYCLE SYSTE
TECH V CNSTRCTN & LIFE CY
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Lola Ben-Alon
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CLIMATE JUSTICE + DIGITAL REENACTMENTS
CLIM JUSTICE + DIG REENAC
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Catherine Griffiths
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REAL ESTATE FINANCE III TUTORIAL
RE FINANCE III TUTORIAL
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Mary E Finley
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TRANSSCALAR ARCHITECTURE: CONSTRUCTION D
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Andres Jaque
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MODERN AM ARCHITECTURE
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Jorge Otero-Pailos
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QUES IN ARCH HISTORY II
Developments in architectural history during the modern period. Emphasis on moments of significant change in architecture (theoretical, economic, technological, and institutional). Themes include positive versus arbitrary beauty, enlightenment urban planning, historicism, structural rationalism, the housing reform movement, iron and glass technology, changes generated by developments external or internal to architecture itself and transformations in Western architecture.
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Mark Wigley
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Nader Vossoughian
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Ateya A Khorakiwala
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UNORTHODOX PRACTICES 3: PRACTICE AS A PR
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Juan Herreros
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URBAN TECH, INNOVATIONS & PLNG INSTITUTI
URB TECH, PLNG INSTITUTIO
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Anthony P Vanky
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CONTESTED GROUNDS
U.S. President. Conservationist. Hunter. Explorer.
History records the great deeds of Teddy Roosevelt. Artist James E. Fraser sculpted faithfully Roosevelt’s likeness as a patriotic warrior astride a sinewy steed emerging from the neo-classical triumphal designed by architect John Russell Pope for the new façade of the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan. Fraser also placed two anonymous men, one a “savage” Native American and the other a “primitive” African, generic specimens of “Europe’s others” as theorist Denise Da Silva identifies, walking submissively behind Roosevelt’s confident stride. The
Roosevelt statueLinks to an external site.
was commissioned by the New York State legislature in 1925 amidst the rising popularity eugenics that asserted an idea Anglo-Saxon racial superiority over other inferior races and promoted the need to control the dysgenic immigrants from Eastern and Southern Europe and Negroes from the South migrating to the city. In 1921 the museum had hosted the Second International Congress on Eugenics. The completed bronze statue, which sits on city property, was unveiled in 1940 to critical acclaim for its aesthetic achievements. For the next eighty years to some the statue served as a symbol of a revered local son and national hero and to others it represented a painful racist history of colonization, dispossession, and imperialism that had not ended. The contested history of the Roosevelt Statue—after numerous protests, exhibitions, and public reviews—culminated in the removal of the statue in winter of 2022, in the wake of institutional reckonings after the murder of George Floyd. Nationally, the recent actions and vociferous debates about what Confederate monuments represent and whether they were erected to territorialize white supremacy has sparked profound questioning and retrenchment about the nature of rights, racism, democracy and public space. Globally, a report from a local South African preservation committee described the
Cecil Rhodes StatueLinks to an external site.
that towered over the University of Cape Town’s campus as a fine example of coat drapery rendered in bronze. In 2015 for UCT’s students, however, the likeness of Rhodes, a late 19th century colonialist figure who
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Instructor:
Mabel O Wilson
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ARCHITECTURES OF AND FOR THE MORE-THAN-H
ARCH FOR MORE-THAN-HUMAN
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Mireia Luzarraga
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DESIGNING AFFORDABILITY: HOUSING, DESIGN
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Instructor:
Galia Solomonoff
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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT
ENVIRON IMPACT ASSESSMENT
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Graham L Trelstad
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EXPLORING URBAN DATA WITH MACHINE LEARNI
URBAN DATA - MACHINE LEAR
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Jonathan Stiles
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CONDO/SINGLE FAMILY INVESTMENT ANALYSIS
CONDO/SINGLE FAM INVSTMT
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Eric B Andersen
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STRUCTURING W ADV EXCEL
CAP STRUCTURING FOR RE FI
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Jose I Lievano Gomez
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INT'L REAL ESTATE REGIONS
INT REAL ESTATE REG-ASIA
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Johnny C Din
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INT'L REAL ESTATE REGIONS
INT'L RE REGIONS: BRAZIL
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Shawn T Amsler
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CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY
CONSTRUCTN MGT & TECH
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John W Lyons
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