The Catholic University of America

Architecture 402/503: Architectural Design IV - Comprehensive Building Design Studio
Spring 2009

Sections and Critics

Section 1:

Rauzia Ally, AIA, NCARB (Coordinator)
Section 2:

Matthew L. Geiss
Section 3:

Greg Kearley
Section 4:

Mark Lawrence
Section 5:

Raj Parikh
Section 6:

Chris Peoples
Section 7: Temple Washington
Section 9:

Michael Hill
Students: Please register for the section numbers listed above

Student Projects

Critic Team 1 Team 2

Ally

 Revolution nude

Geiss

Evolve Synergy6
Hill ARCHITEKTON 2X4 Design Studio
Kearley CONNECTiCITY FLUX
Lawrence benchmark7 form6
Parikh Collage REVarchitects
Peoples 5:1 Studio Peoples Architects
Washington Nexus MOVE

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Course description - Architectural Design IV/Comprehensive Building Studio (6 cr.) Studio
Explores the conceptual and technical aspects of architectural form and its assembly. Students will examine building systems, lighting and mechanical, materials, as well as methods and details of assembly. The focus will be the integration of information from other core courses into a comprehensive design project. This course is a co-requisite with Comprehensive Building Design Studio Supplement. Prerequiste: ARCH401.

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