This course introduces students to the theoretical and practical aspects of historic preservation as well as the current issues affecting the design and adaptation of existing and historic buildings. Students explore the design criteria, products, sources of information, and codes and standards applicable to historic preservation through discussion, lecture, projects, and site visits. Upon successful completion of this course, students will possess an enhanced understanding of the systems, policies, laws, treatments, and practices affecting historic preservation projects. Prerequisites: ID 1890 History of Architecture + Furniture 1 and ID 2920 History of Architecture + Furniture 2, junior or senior status