Urban Design in London, England
July 5 - July 26, 2008
Course
The following course is intended for students interested in a career in architecture, architectural history, art history, urban planning, or architectural preservation. The format of the course is intensive with students fully engaged in class every day for three weeks. Since the students visit numerous sites and view many buildings, the schedule is vigorous. Attendance at all classes and on all field trips is required unless a student becomes ill. This is a useful course for career decision making.
Exploring British Architecture V43.9650.005 - Broderick - 4 Points
British architecture of all periods is studied directly with numerous field trips. The sites range from Roman remains to the present day. The development of the city of London is followed. Attention is given to building types and function including government buildings, law courts, religious structures, club houses, row houses, country houses, and multiple dwelling units. Study is made of public housing. Infrastructure plays a major role in the class discussion with study of the underground systems, the new stations, the light rail, the tunnels, and even a 19th-century sewage pumping station.
Costs
Undergraduate Tuition
$2,876
Housing
$1,350
Program & Activities Fee
$450
There is an additional registration and services fee of:
- $186 students registered at NYU spring 2008
- $213 students not registered at NYU spring 2008
Dates
Program Dates
July 5 - July 26
Housing Dates
July 5 - July 25
Arrival Date
July 5 by noon
Orientation
July 6
First day of classes
July 7
Last day of classes
July 25
Departure date
July 26