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West Valley College Department of Architecture		September 2011

Christopher Clancy AIA

Instructor: Christopher Clancy AIA Phone: 408.741.2045 x 3368 christopher_clancy@wvm.edu
		Educational Background: B. Arch., Cooper Union for the Advancement of Art & Science, New York Additional Studies, Architectural Association School of Archtecture, London, UK B.S., (Architecture), University of Michigan College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Ann Arbor, MI

Courses - Fall 2011


Architecture 53 -Intro to Architecture and Environmental Design Course Objectives: An introduction to the design process through application of problem solving methodologies to abstract and real world design projects. The class will explore visual phenomenon in a basic way, and operate within the language of design. Transfer: UC, CSU. Pass/No Pass Option 3 Units		Architecture 46 - History of Architecture I Course Objectives: This course includes a study of modern architecture from the 19th century to the present day. The root of architectural theory is derived from the history of the art. As such, a thorough understanding of history is the cornerstone to understanding and working with architectural theory.