ARTS 326 - The Technology of Greek and Roman Architecture

4HU, QPh
Second Semester. The buildings of the Greeks and Romans have a justifiable place in the history of western architecture. Beyond consideration of their historical significance, this course will investigate how they were actually built and the corresponding social and economic consequences of their construction. A series of design projects and calculations will offer insights on how ancient architects might have worked.

Prerequisites & Notes
Enrollment Limit: 30
Ms. Kane

Credits: 4 Hours