IND 4152

Susan Tate, Associate Professor


3-6 credits (Spring)

The goal of this course is to introduce students to historic preservation, with emphasis on restoration, rehabilitation and adaptive use of historic building interiors. Students will be introduced to the theory and history of the preservation movement at the international and national levels. Seminar discussions would allow students to present findings from readings and case studies. Written exercises would include the development of a statement of significance of a specific historic interior. Graphic exercises would include documentation of significant interior spaces or features.


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