History and Theory of Architecture 2 7.5 credits
About the course
This course explores the architectural histories, theories, and typologies of pre-industrial periods.聽A critical lens is applied to architectural theory and historiography, recognising the subjectivity and omissions of key texts. The dominant narratives of European architectural history and theory are contextualised with counter-narratives from the global south, fostering a dialogue between architectural traditions from different parts of the world. By engaging with alternative perspectives on architectural theory, students will gain a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of global architectural developments and the multiple ways in which history and theory can be interpreted.
The course is divided into two modules:
Module 1: Architectural History from Antiquity to the Industrial Revolution (4.5 credits)
Module 2: Architectural Thinking from Alternative Perspectives (3 credits)
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