This is a course in and about literary editing as a practical, visionary, and collaborative endeavor. Students become essential members of Paperbark's diverse community of thinker-makers, drawing on expertise in the sciences, visual art, poetry, and literary prose.

Visual communication skills necessary and related to architectural design presentation. Various media are explored, including model making and digital media.

Visual communication skills necessary and related to architectural design presentation. Various media are explored, including model making and digital media.

This seminar course provides several frameworks to explore critical architectural/spatial dialogues between a broad range of political, cultural and social contexts.

Students will be introduced to various methodologies of translating design ideas into forms of visual representation, including drawings and models, as part of a design/build studio.

Studio and lecture. Energy conservation in contemporary residential construction. Emphasis on: energy efficient building materials, products and construction technology; alternative energy sources; passive solar design; environmental concerns, regulatory issues and building codes. Limited to MArch, M.Design majors.

This course will explore the different models of project development, management, and delivery through an examination of New England's regional architecture.

This course will examine the underlying principles of initiating design. By focusing on various informants (client's values, project's social significance, tectonics, gesture, budget), students will gain understanding of different approaches towards design genesis.

This course draws from multiple arenas to cultivate in students an awareness of the multi-faceted notions of "sustainability."

This course examines the basic principles of building science, material performance (individual and integral in an assembly), and appropriate, resilient technology