How is New York City utilized in the architectural history courses of the Architecture Minor?
In architectural history courses, New York City is treated as a museum without walls. Through site visits, students learn about shaping human habitats, classifying environments based on era, scale, purpose, style, and context, from rooms to cities.
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How is New York City utilized in the architectural history courses of the Architecture Minor?

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In architectural history courses, New York City is treated as a museum without walls. Through site visits, students learn about shaping human habitats, classifying environments based on era, scale, purpose, style, and context, from rooms to cities.<|im_end|>