Certificate Historic Preservation
Course Overview
This certificate program redefines historic preservation as a dynamic force for creating sustainable, equitable, and culturally rich communities, moving beyond simple restoration. It is designed for architecture, planning, and landscape students and professionals seeking to integrate these vital principles into their practice. The flexible 15-credit hour structure allows participants to complete the certificate alongside another graduate degree or as a standalone credential.
Key Program Highlights
- Integrates preservation with contemporary challenges like environmental sustainability and social equity
- Designed for students and professionals in architecture, urban planning, and landscape architecture
- Flexible 15-credit program that can be completed concurrently with a master's degree
- Open to both current graduate students and professionals already in the work environment
- Direct admission for current CAP graduate students upon application
Course Overview
This certificate program redefines historic preservation as a dynamic force for creating sustainable, equitable, and culturally rich communities, moving beyond simple restoration. It is designed for architecture, planning, and landscape students and professionals seeking to integrate these vital principles into their practice. The flexible 15-credit hour structure allows participants to complete the certificate alongside another graduate degree or as a standalone credential.
Key Program Highlights
- Integrates preservation with contemporary challenges like environmental sustainability and social equity
- Designed for students and professionals in architecture, urban planning, and landscape architecture
- Flexible 15-credit program that can be completed concurrently with a master's degree
- Open to both current graduate students and professionals already in the work environment
- Direct admission for current CAP graduate students upon application
Requirements
Modules
- Historic Preservation
- Historic Buildings In Context
- Adaptive Reuse: Business And Practice
- Special Topics In Historic Preservation
- Regionalisms & The Vernacular
- Reusing Buildings For A Changing Climate
- Cultural Resource Management And Preservation Law
- Contextual Design In Historic Districts
- Documentation, Analysis, Representation
- The Politics Of Preservation
- Urban Conservation: Context For Reuse
- Building Materials Conservation
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