In your paper, write about Visual Elements and Principles of Design from Part Two (Ch. 4 & 5) as well as the Architecture (Ch. 13): describe
consult three sources of information, one of which will be your textbook. Make use of quality sources such as the architect’s website (if the building was designed by an office currently in business), online architecture magazine/s, reliable news or history sources, and/or the website of the owner of the property… Your paper must be accompanied by a Works Consulted page (bibliography) that lists all sources, prepare this according to the MLA style.
In your paper, write about Visual Elements and Principles of Design from Part Two (Ch. 4 & 5) as well as the Architecture (Ch. 13): describe the work using architecture-specific vocabulary (arcade, arch, attic, capital, cornice, balcony, buttress, cantilever, coffers, colonnade, column, dentils, dormer, entablature, facade, floor plan, frieze, lintel, patio, pediment, pilaster, portico, tower, turret, truss, wing, volute…); see the attached article, additionally. Research and/or hypothesize about what specific structural system and building materials were used in building the work.
Identify 1 or 2 works in our textbook that relate to the work you are studying [at least one of these needs to be a work of architecture] and give the names of the work/s and creator/s; compare the work/s to the architecture you are studying. Also, list the year when your work was built and strive to classify the work in terms of style -for help with this consult Ch. 13 or Part 5 in our textbook and/or other reliable source/s. All writing is to be in your own words, with the exception of a maximum of 2 quotes no longer than one sentence each. Quotes must be enclosed in quotation marks and properly documented on a Works Cited page prepared according to MLA style. Any paraphrasing needs to be documented, as well.
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