AR-325: Societies and architecture: research and methods

Lectures in this course (8)

Compares ecological and Marxist views on urbanism, discussing urban liberation, diversity, and community dynamics.

Delves into political control, urban industrialization, human ecology, and Marxist critiques of capitalism in the modern city.

Explores the connection between architecture and society through experience, form, and common aspects, including the influence of Amos Rapoport.

Explores the relationship between urban planning and lifestyles, emphasizing the political implications of architectural forms and urban spaces.

Delves into the influence of courtyard design on social interaction in university campuses, highlighting strategies to enhance community engagement.

Explores the concept of inhabiting borders and the complexities of cross-border interactions, reflecting on architecture as an anthropological fact.

Delves into the dynamics of urban life, focusing on buildings and neighborhoods' impact on community interactions.

Explores gender roles in habitat design and urban development in Switzerland.

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