History of the Built Environment 2: Renaissance to 1900

About this course

Study the architecture, landscape and urban design, and general aesthetic principles from 1400-1900 that created an intellectual foundation for 20th-century Modernism. Consider how and why historical styles and design principles borrowed from the past shaped the built environment and helped engineer progressive social change.

Prerequisites: Enrollment Conditions: Sophomore status (30 or more completed units), or LA 116 or formerly offered LA 107 or LA 108 or AHS 116.