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62. Great American Landmarks Adventure Suggested Activities Which ones were originally brought from other countries? Look for picturesof different looking houses in books and magazines (eg, domes, http://www.cr.nps.gov/hps/pad/adventure/ane.htm

The Great American Landmarks Adventure Adam Thoroughgood House, DeWint House, Parlange Plantation House, 'African House' at Melrose (Yucca) Plantation, Rafael Gonzales House, and Wo Hing Society Temple Explain that when people came to the United States, they adapted buildings from their former home to the materials and climate of their new home. On a globe or map, have students find the country of origin of the immigrants who built these six landmarks. How do houses built today reflect our origins? Have students identify and draw buildings in your community which have the same style or materials as these earlier examples. [1-6+: art, geography, history, science, social studies] Taos Pueblo, Elfreth's Alley, and Harrisville Historic District Look at the drawings of the three landmarks listed above. Note the dates when these buildings were constructed. What design elements, construction methods and materials are still seen in homes today? [2-8+: art, history, science, social studies] Hancock Shaker Village and Eastern State Penitentiary Play the shape game. Identify the shapes associated with famous structures: Flatiron building and the National Gallery of Art (triangle), Transamerica Tower and the top of the Washington Monument (pyramid), Hancock Shaker Village Barn (circle), top of the U.S. Capital (dome), Pentagon (pentagon), World Trade Center (rectangle), and Eastern State Penitentiary (star). Are there any uniquely shaped buildings where you live? Have students explore how factors such as space, function, technology, spiritual beliefs, and a desire for uniqueness influenced the building's design. [K-6+: art, math, science, social studies]

63. The Prince Of Wales - Speeches and it is this how to create commercial architecture as effective as theMansion House, Surely, then, we can learn from other countries? http://www.princeofwales.gov.uk/speeches/architecture_01121987.html

Architecture A speech by HRH The Prince of Wales at the Corporation of London Planning and Communication Committee's Annual Dinner, Mansion House, London, 1st December, 1987 My Lord Mayor, Mr Chairman, ladies and gentlemen, it is an honour for all of us, My Lord Mayor, to be in this magnificent room. We are often struck by the splendour in which the City houses its first citizen and the generous surroundings in which it entertains its guests, coming as I do from the more modest surroundings of Kensington Palace - the servants' quarters, to be exact. But I know, My Lord Mayor, that all this splendour is not just for you, but expresses the commercial triumphs and the benevolence of the entire City of London. Last year, your Guest of Honour at this dinner was a Minister from the Department of the Environment, Mr William Waldegrave, who urged the city of London to continue to celebrate its commercial success by commissioning more wonderful buildings. Mr Cassidy has spoken of your achievements since then and, despite your recent setback, you have still accomplished the feat of adding an additional six million square feet of offices to the Square Mile. But that raises a problem, and it is this: how to create commercial architecture as effective as the Mansion House, or the Royal Exchange or Sir Edwin Lutyens' pre-war Midland Bank - worthy celebrations, I would have said, of the fruits of commerce. Can anyone in this room really claim that Bucklersbury House, the Stock Exchange Tower or Paternoster Square are creditable successors to those earlier buildings?

64. Architectural Review, The: Dreaming Houses Full text of the article, Dreaming houses from Architectural Review, The, 2 In Britain and in many of the other postcombatant countries, http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3575/is_1241_208/ai_64263423

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65. Afghanistan Training Program In the US, for example, strawbale houses have been built under strict in Europe as well as Australia, Mongolia, Mexico and many other countries. http://builderswithoutborders.org/training/training2.htm

BWB is an international network of ecological builders working together for a sustainable future. Home About Us FAQ What's New ... Links Home Construction Training for Afghanistan - Phase I by Dr. Owen Geiger - October, 2002 Introduction Members of the US-Afghanistan Reconstruction Council (US-ARC) met with Builders Without Borders during Afghanistan Day in Washington DC earlier this year. At the request of US-ARC, we created a straw-bale building exhibit to demonstrate the feasibility of this type of natural building. After a very positive reception, Builders Without Borders was asked to submit this proposal to address the lack of housing in Afghanistan. Natural building technologies are rapidly gaining acceptance around the world as more and more people discover the advantages. In the U.S., for example, straw-bale houses have been built under strict building codes in nearly all 50 states. Straw-bale construction is proliferating in Europe as well as Australia, Mongolia, Mexico and many other countries. Over 500 straw-bale houses have been built in China through a program sponsored by the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA). Next year this ambitious program will reach 1000 affordable straw-bale homes. This large increase in home building is made possible by a training program for project managers, who then train others to work in local communities. Their approach allows each community to adapt the technology, based on needs, local environmental conditions and aesthetic preferences.

66. Art & Architecture Italy, Australia and other countries between September 1975 and last year . Images of Milwaukee architecture are presented on this Web site. http://www.mpl.org/Files/Great/bookmark.cfm?Category=1

67. House Plans Old Architecture Building Plans And Floor Plans. Circa 1900 luxury country house plans, and how to work with an architect. Victorian Rustic, Gothic, Italianate, and other Early Victorian houses http://www.housemouse.net/ebooks/ebooks.htm

Merrymeeting eBooks House plan reprints, 1830s-1920s for historic authenticity. 5% off subtotal after quantity of 2. Open PDF eBooks with free Adobe Reader 5.0 or above, save it to your computer and print a copy. Books are for historic interest only. Please consult your architect for current prices, current codes, and safety regulations. The credit card page and the transfer is Verisign Early 1920s Mission Bungalow Plans Barns and Farm Building Plans Early-Victorian Houses Late-Victorian Houses ... References. PLEASE CHECK YOUR EMAIL - eBooks are sent as an internet link within 1 day, usually 2 hours. 1923 California Mission Cottage Plans Sample California Homes, 1923 Book of House Plans DOWNLOAD: PDF Republished as PDF, 2003, Merrymeeting Archives 1910 Southwestern Bungalow Plans Sample Fifty House Plans for Home Builders in the Southwest DOWNLOAD: PDF Fifty House Plans for Home Builders in the Southwest. Illustrated. 54 e-pages, 4.77MB, printable. Originally published in 1910 by Associated Architects in Dallas, Texas. Republished as PDF, 2003, Merrymeeting Archives

68. Browser's Guide To Architecture: The NA Classification Domestic architecture, houses, Dwellings, NA 71007880. Drawing (Technique),NA2707-NA2708; Religious architecture of Special countries, NA 5210-6113 http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/ENVI/Browsers.html

Environmental Design Library Browser's Guide to Architecture: the NA Classification The University of California, Berkeley Libraries' collections are arranged according to a subject classification system devised by the Library of Congress. Architectural materials are generally assigned to a section of call numbers beginning with the letters NA, although substantial related materials are found in TH (building and construction), NC (drawing and graphic arts), NK (interior architecture and design), GN (vernacular architecture), E-F (U.S. history, historic preservation), HT (city planning), K (architecture and law), LB (buildings for education), RA (hospital design), etc. For a detailed listing see the Library of Congress Classification Outline (http://lcweb.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/lcco/lcco.html). The following guide to the NA section will assist the student who wishes to browse this portion of the Environmental Design Library's architectural collection. Note that browsing a collection as large as the Environmental Design Library has considerable limitations: users will miss volumes checked out, in remote storage, in other libraries on campus, and in other classifications. Remember also that architects will need to use many materials beyond those classed NA, and that classifications change over the years, so a thorough search of your subject will require checking the Library catalogs: Pathfinder,

69. 1999 Laureate Announcement The purpose of the Pritzker architecture Prize is to honor the United States,and with Koolhaas, 16 laureates from 12 other countries around the world. http://www.pritzkerprize.com/2000annc.htm

Rem Koolhaas Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate Award Announcement Citation from the Pritzker Prize Jury Photo Gallery The Complete Rem Koolhaas ... Jerusalem Ceremony Video Complete 2000 Monograph on Rem Koolhaas: (in pdf format) PDF files can be read by Adobe Acrobat Reader, and once opened in your browser, you may print out all or some of the pages. If you do not have Acrobat Reader on your system, Click Here For The Free Download of Adobe Acrobat Reader For visitors with broadband access: 2000 Complete Monograph For those with slower access, use these options to download smaller segments of the monograph: Pages 1-26 Pages 27-51 Return To List Of Laureates Page Return To Home Page Award Announcement Rem Koolhaas of The Netherlands Is the Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate for the Year 2000 In Europe, he has a number of completed projects that have won high praise from critics, including a residence in Bordeaux, France; the Educatorium, a multifunction building for Utrecht University in the Netherlands; the master plan and Grand Palais for Lille, France which is his largest realized urban planning project; and the Kunsthal, providing exhibition space, a restaurant and auditoriums in Rotterdam. In a development in Fukuoka, Japan, his Nexus Housing is a

70. Kips Travelpage. Barcelona. Architecture.Modernism. Modernist architecture. Information about Puig i cadafalch, Domenech i Montaner, to the ’Art Nouveau’ which was popular in other countries at that time, http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Shores/8445/architece.htm

Modernist Architecture History Modernist ideas Modernist Architecture Contemporary Architecture ... Photos Brief History Barcelona, capital of Catalonia, is a very old city and even made its first appearance on a map in 133 B.C.. In the Gothic quarter, it becomes obvious that the city has got a long history. There are still some pieces left of a Roman wall, and there are lots of Gothic buildings . The city's population kept growing trough the centuries, and soon the city was expanding outside the Roman walls. M odernist ideas st President of the Unio Catalana and took the chair at the Assembly in 1892 which approved the statement of Catalan demands for independence. And Josep Puig i Cadafalch became the president of the first regional government of Catalonia. Gaudi, Domenech and Puig all belonged to the right wing High Church aristocrats, who formed the influential Lliga de Catalunya in 1887. Modernism, to this newly formed aristocracy, meant freedom from the Spanish domination,traditions and architecture. They struggled to revive the Catalan language, history and traditional arts and crafts.Catalonia had always looked North for its commercial and cultural nourishment. Spain had prohibited Catalonia from sharing in the exploitation of the American colonies, and this now worked in favor of the Catalans who developed local agriculture, textile industries and trading contacts. As Spain declined, Barcelona prospered.

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72. Architecture Atlas: Great Buildings Around The World Photos and resources for architecture in Paris and other regions in France. Picking House ColorsHouse Styles and Home architectureColor Charts for http://architecture.about.com/od/countriescultures/

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73. Architectural Heritage In Norway The many Swiss inspired houses built all over the country in the last half of Along the western coast and in other parts of the country exposed to rough http://www.olavsrosa.no/en/redaksjonelt.aspx?id=145997

74. Japanese Architecture (Buddhist Architecture, Shinto Architecture,  Design Conc Now Japan is blending traditional Japanese architecture with modern As withmost Asian countries, removal of the shoes before entering a house is http://www.asianinfo.org/asianinfo/japan/architecture.htm

Updated Countries / Regions Home Cambodia China India Indonesia Japan Malaysia Mongolia Myanmer N.Korea Philippines Singapore S.Korea Taiwan Thailand Vietnam Bangkok Beijing Hong Kong Seoul Shanghai Tibet Tokyo References Asian Calendar Country Maps Country Profiles History Timeline ... World Statistics Viewer's Corner Publish your story on AsianInfo.org - Personal experiences, opinions, articles, or any information related to Asia. More Info... Summary of Japanese Architecture Japanese Architecture Japanese Garden Imperial Palace Overview BUDDHIST ARCHITECTURE SHINTO ARCHITECTURE DESIGN CONCEPT MODERN ARCHITECTURE Overview Chinese architecture has historically influenced that of Japan. In spite of this, there are still major differences between the two. One variation with Japanese architecture typically placed people on the floor to sit, whereas that of China had them sitting in chairs. This custom began to change though in the Meiji period (1868-1912). Another influence, besides lifestyle, is the climate. Japanese have to plan according to the climate and season changes. Since most of Japan has long, hot summers, the houses reflect that by being somewhat raised so that air can move all around. Wood is a popular choice for material because it adjusts well to earthquakes and works well with season changes (cool in summer, warm in winter).

75. Country House - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia A country house may be built in any architectural style. A country house istypically several hundred metres from any other houses, but it may be close http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Country_house

Country house From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. In Britain and Ireland , the term country house generally refers to a large house which was built on an agricultural estate as the private residence of the landowner. The vast majority of country houses in Britain and Ireland were built before Woburn Abbey Bedfordshire ; country house of the Duke of Bedford Contents Defining the country house Who built the houses, and why The architectural history of the country house The first country houses: before 1500 ... edit Defining the country house Subject to qualifications which are discussed below, a country house will once have been the centrepiece of an agricultural estate large enough to provide the landowner with sufficient income to be accepted as a member of either the aristocracy or the gentry ruling class is reflected in the range of country houses which were built. A country house may be built in any architectural style . It will probably have at least 25 rooms and at least 8,000 square feet (740 m²) of floor space, including service rooms. There are many designations which are used by a large number of houses, such as " house hall castle park ... priory ", or "

76. Architecture In China architecture in China will class replace class? And few other countrieswould entertain such an outlandish project beyond the sketchand-vague-proposal http://www.gluckman.com/ArchChina.html

Architecture at a juncture China gave the world the Great Wall, pagoda roofs, screens, joints and other innovations of garden architecture. Yet that was centuries ago. Since then, China has been renowned for its concrete blocks. As the country turns to world-class talent to remake the Middle Kingdom as a modern showpiece, can China really replace crass with class? By Ron Gluckman /Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu and Hong Kong P AUL ANDREU PONDERS what has become of his dream of giving Beijing a National Theater that would be the envy of the world. "The Big Hole - yes, that would be a very apt name," the French architect says as he scans the partly excavated site alongside Tiananmen Square in the Chinese capital. Andreu's vision - a $300-million structure that is not so much a building as it is a futuristic bubble set in an artificial lake - has been repeatedly stalled by objections of Beijingers who derisively refer to it as the "alien egg." Others have not been so kind calling it a "Giant Turd." A series of project reviews have hampered development and no official date is set for completion. Andreu is undeterred. "This will be my most successful work," he predicts.

77. Architectural Mecca / Building Design Flavored By Islam / Most U.S. Cities Have Architectural Mecca BR Building design flavored by Islam BR Most US cities have look to established traditions in other countries for inspiration. http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2004/11/28/INGMR9S

78. Article On Culture And Arts other areas of the country present different forms of tribal architecture The window of the house is unique in architecture for it opens not just from http://www.ncca.gov.ph/culture&arts/cularts/arts/architecture/arch-history.htm

History of Philippine Architecture by Architect Manuel D. C. Noche The history and culture of the Philippines are reflected in its architectural heritage, in the dwellings of its various peoples, in churches and mosques, and in the buildings that have risen in response to the demands of progress and the aspirations of the people. Architecture in the Philippines today is the result of a natural growth enriched with the absorption of varied influences. It developed from the pre-colonial influences of our neighboring Malay brothers, continuing on to the Spanish colonial period, the American Commonwealth period, and the modern contemporary times. As a result, the Philippines has become an architectural melting pot uniquely Filipino with a tinge of the occidental. The late national hero for architecture, Leandro Locsin once said, that Philippine Architecture is an elusive thing, because while it makes full use of modern technology, it is a residue of the different overlays of foreign influences left in the Philippines over the centuries: the early Malay culture and vestiges of earlier Hindu influences, the more than 300 years of Spanish domination, the almost 50 years of American rule, the Arab and Chinese influences through commerce and trade over the centuries. What resulted may have been a hybrid, a totally new configuration which may include a remembrance of the past, but transformed or framed in terms of its significance today.

79. English Country Houses: Architecture Of Wingfield Manor In Derbyshire The architecture of Wingfield Manor By J. Alfred Gotch Here then, as in otherhouses, the hall was placed in a secure position and one in which it was http://www.britannia.com/history/chouses/wingfdad.html

H I S T O R I C D E R B Y S H I R E Britannia Departments • Home • Business Centre - Advertising • Shop Britannia - Book Store - City Pages - London - Magical History Tour - Maps • History - King Arthur - Historical Documents - Earth Mysteries - Europe in Retrospect • The Monarchy - Monarchs Biographies - Diana Remembered • Panorama - News - Sports - What's Cooking • Celtic World - Wales - Scotland • Government - Prime Ministers • The Arts - Museums - Literature - Humor - Music - Theatre Prehistory The Romans Age of Arthur AngloSaxons ... 20th Century The Architecture of Wingfield Manor By J. Alfred Gotch Wingfield Manor rivals its more famous neighbour, Haddon Hall, in extent; but in some respects it is less interesting, inasmuch as it is more ruinous and has not the same variety of work to link it up with all periods from the thirteenth century onwards. Wingfield is practically all of one date, having been built by Ralph Cromwell, Lord Treasurer to Henry VI, about 1435-40. A glance at the plan shows how ample the accommodation must have been before the house was destroyed. There are two large courts: the outer (or southern) formed of barns, stables, guard-houses and other inferior buildings; the inner (or northern), of the hall, kitchen, and the chambers occupied by the family. perpendicular work, as also is the adjacent gable of the state apartment (Fig. 2). There is nothing to indicate where the hall fireplace was situated. The probability is that it was in one of the long side walls but, even as late as a hundred years after this time, fires were sometimes placed upon central hearths and it may have been so here.

80. Researcher Looks At Preserving Cuba Architecture, Culture Scarpaci s research looks not just at the architecture, but also the country s They are able to travel out of the country, while few other Cubans are http://www.research.vt.edu/resmag/fall2004/cuba.html

Fall 2004 Virginia Tech Research Once the Caribbean jewel with its uniquely built heritage, now a downtrodden country Virginia Tech geography professor Joseph L. Scarpaci in the College of Natural Resources has made 43 study visits to Cuba in the past 14 years, often taking student and adult study groups with him. Scarpaci and his students explore Cuba's unique urban, historical, architectural, and cultural landscapes. In the process of penetrating the heart of the country and the hearts of its proud people, he has brought some balance to how the world can rightly understand the Cuban citizen, out from under the dark shadow of Fidel Castro. The resilient spirit of the Cuban people might be almost matchless. Despite their enormous economic struggle and instability since the 1950s, they survive with an incredible inner strength and grace. "This is a good time in history to visit Cuba," Scarpaci explained to me and the rest of his last adult study group in 2003. "The country is at an interesting crossroads politically and economically." In the spring of 2003, 70 dissidents were arrested and incarcerated. Rebelling students would have been unheard of in earlier years. The students met with the U.S. Interests Section, a U.S. agency that provides consular and diplomatic services, but also promotes democracy in Cuba. The dissidents were given harsh sentences, resulting in an international outcry. But Cubans are courageous survivors, and the ones we met were friendly and hospitable. We thought of them in these terms as we listened to Scarpaci, and again, months later, when politics and the ever-present tensions shut the door on U.S.-Cuba travel even for scholars.

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