Historic Preservation Minor

Introduction

This minor provides a foundation in the field of historic preservation. Courses cover contemporary practice and fieldwork, sustainability issues, building conservation, methods of archival research, standards for documentation, American architectural traditions, as well as design considerations in the adaptive reuse of historic structures.

Link to Minor Form

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Required
ARST 221	Contemporary Preservation	3
Select Three of the Following		9
ARST 302	Unco the Past:Tools,Methods&St
ARST 266	Building Conservation
ARST 403	Rest & Rehab of Modernst Bldgs
ARST 341	American Architecture
ARST 410	Vernacular Architecture
ARST 412	Adaptiv Reuse & Urban Regener
ARST 404	Consv Historic Build Interiors
POTO 436
MHP 606	Arch Photography:Documentation	3
Total Credits		15

Prerequisites:

ARST-221/MHP-621        Issues in Contemporary Preservation                            AHIST-206                         

Choose three of the following:

Course                              Prerequisite 

ARST 302                         AHIST 206

ARST 324                        ARCH 102 or INTD 102 or LARC 102

ARST 266                       ARCH 102 OR INTD 102 OR LARC 102             

ARST 403                       AHIST 305

ARST 341                       AHIST 206

ARST 410                      AHIST 206

ARST 412                     ARCH 214 or INTD 202  or LARC 300

ARST 404                    ARCH 102 or INTD 102  or LARC 102  

Note—Historic Preservation courses are cross-leveled, offering undergraduate and graduate options. Students interested in the dual degree/MS Historic Preservation should consult the Program Director to map appropriate coursework.