Program Overview
Residential Remodeling Program
The Residential Remodeling program is an introductory course that explores current information on the challenges and pitfalls of residential remodeling.
Course Description
This course presents remodeling as a series of steps covering potential resale value, remodeling cost and financing, architectural planning and design, household safety considerations, geologic, site, and structural engineering, resistance to earthquake damage, home mechanical systems, building department procedures and limitations, and residential construction. Illustrated lectures and a field trip are conducted by design professionals and craftspeople who specialize in remodeling. Participants also review the redistribution of existing space and the quest for new space to satisfy ever-changing modern lifestyle needs. Kitchens, family rooms, baths, and master suites receive special attention.
Course Details
- Course Code: ARCH X 406.6
- Course Title: Residential Remodeling
- Availability: Not available this quarter
Learning Outcomes
- Understand remodeling cost and financing
- Learn about architectural planning and design
- Assess household safety considerations
- Understand electrical, plumbing, heating, and cooling systems
- Evaluate potential resale value
Program Overview
The Residential Remodeling program is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the residential remodeling process. The program covers various aspects of remodeling, including cost and financing, design and planning, safety considerations, and home mechanical systems. The program is suitable for individuals interested in residential remodeling, including homeowners, designers, and contractors.