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| Tue., 8/24 | INTRODUCTION LECTURE 1 Globalization, World Cities, Megastructures |
| Tue., 8/31 | SEMINAR 1 Regionalism & Contextualism
LECTURE 2 Museums & Cultural Centers |
| Tue., 9/7 | SEMINAR 2 Architecture & Ideology in the late
20th century LECTURE 3 Hotels & Shopping Centers |
| Tue., 9/14 | SEMINAR 3 Architecture in the Age of Consumption
LECTURE 4 Classicism, Post-Modernism, Deconstruction |
| Tue., 9/21 | SEMINAR 4 Late Twentieth Century Thought &
Criticism LECTURE 5 “Populist” Architecture and the Vernacular Tradition |
| Tue., 9/28 | SEMINAR 5 Contemporary Architectural Criticism
LECTURE 6 The City of the Future – Housing |
| Tue., 10/5 | SEMINAR 6 Technology & Neo-Futurism
LECTURE 7 Neo-classical & Visionary Architecture of the 18th c. |
| Tue., 10/12 | SEMINAR 7 The Enlightenment & Neo-Classicism
LECTURE 8 The Romantic Movement in Architecture of the 19th c. |
| Tue., 10/19 | SEMINAR 8 From the “Arts & Crafts” to the
“Art-Nouveau” LECTURE 9 Organic Architecture & the Chicago School |
| Tue., 10/26 | SEMINAR 9 Reactions to the Industrial Age (Pugin
to Habermas) LECTURE 10 Modern Movement & the International Style |
| Tue., 11/2 | SEMINAR 10 Rationalization of Technique &
Material LECTURE 11 Architecture & the City |
| Tue., 11/9 | SEMINAR 11 The emergence of modern Town Planning
NO CLASS DUE TO VETERAN'S DAY |
| Tue., 11/16 | LECTURE 12a Westernization of the Colonial World
LECTURE 12b Modern Japan Overview |
| Tue., 11/23 | TAKE-HOME EXAM ASSIGNED (Due: 11/24/99, 9:00 AM)
NO CLASS DUE TO THANKSGIVING DAY |
| Tue., 11/30 | SEMINAR 12 Historicism, Nationalism, Functionalism & Regionalism LECTURE 13 New Concepts of Space |
| Tue., 12/7 | SEMINAR 13 Modern & Post-modern
architecture CONCLUDING SESSION Modernity & Postmodernism |