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APG 304 - The Built Environment and Spatial Form

1 semester, 3 Credits

This course focuses on the social and cultural study of human, physical alteration of the natural environment; emphasizing the products of human building activity, place, and the social production of built forms within the context of society’s institutions and history. It examines the meaning and impact of the built environment (including landscape) revealed in building decisions, metaphorical connections, and ritual.


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