Conservation of Brick, Terra Cotta, + Stone
Program Overview
Programs
The Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation at Columbia University offers a range of programs, including:
- Master of Architecture
- M.S. Advanced Architectural Design
- M.S. Computational Design Practices
- M.S. Critical, Curatorial & Conceptual Practices
- Ph.D. Architecture
- New York/Paris
- Intro Program
- M.S. Architecture and Urban Design
- M.S. Urban Planning
- Ph.D. Urban Planning
- M.S. Historic Preservation
- Ph.D. Historic Preservation
- M.S. Real Estate Development
Course Details
One of the courses offered is:
Conservation of Brick, Terra Cotta, + Stone
This course explores a complex group of traditional masonry materials– brick, terra cotta and stone. The format includes lectures, demonstrations and laboratory exercises, and a field trip. The goals of the course are to provide:
- An historical overview of the manufacturing and sourcing of these architectural materials with a focus on the 18th century to the present
- An understanding of some fundamental material properties in relation to their use and deterioration in a range of masonry construction systems
- An exploration of state-of-the-art means and methods of their repair, maintenance, and conservation
Location & Time
The course is held at:
- 655 SCHER
- W 2 PM - 5 PM
Session & Points
- SES B
- 1.5 Points
Sequence
- Building Science & Technology Elective
- HP Elective
Call Number
- 12500
Programs
This course is part of the following programs:
- Master of Architecture
- M.S. Advanced Architectural Design
- M.S. Historic Preservation
Other Semesters & Sections
The course has been offered in previous semesters with varying details:
- ARCH6784-1, Fall 2025
- A6784-1, Fall 2024
- A6784-1, Fall 2023
- A6784-1, Fall 2021
- A6784-1, Fall 2020
- A6784-1, Spring 2018
- ARCH6784-1, Spring 2017
- A6784-1, Spring 2016
- A6784-1, Spring 2015
- A6784-1, Spring 2014
University Information
Columbia University
Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation
1172 Amsterdam Avenue
New York, New York 10027
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Note: The above information is based on the provided context and may not reflect the current or accurate details of the programs or courses offered by Columbia University.
