Complex Adaptive Systems Theory for the Design of Built Environments

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Graduate Standing or Permission of InstructorThe principles of complex adaptive systems theory are studied and then applied towards the design of resilient and responsive built environments. Topics cover a broad spectrum, including urban informalities, tactical approaches, the capacity of digital infrastructures to coordinate distributed human practices, and emergent phenomena. Credit counts toward fulfillment of History, Theory, Culture requirements.→ARCH 5220→unlocks 0 courses

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