The architecture in Brazil is amongst the world's most progressive and multicultural construction, creating a visual melting pot. The diversity and multicultural ideas resonate within the architectural designs of each specific architect designing in the country. Brazilians have vastly different architectural styles that are unique to their culture, especially modern styled buildings, utilizing cultural aspects from a mixed background. There are plenty of examples of various architects, from the
Architecture is the physical construct of humanity’s creative processes. Through architecture, one can derive many facts about the society’s values and goals. Furthermore, architecture is art physically anchored to the geographic location it was created in; architecture directly represents the aspirations, socioeconomic status, and technological advances accessible to the creator in their respected time and location (Serageldin, “Architecture and Society”). The communicative abilities of architecture
Case Study of Globalisation on Yo! Sushi Yo! Sushi was founded in 1997 by Simon Woodroff. It has 80 restaurants throughout the UK and 93 worldwide, which they are still expanding. The company franchise has been operating for 15 years and have gained a large amount of knowledge about globalisation and how to globalise their company. They have numerous services that made the franchise global: • Online reservation systems • Online food ordering for take away • New devices and the application of smartphones
order to maintain and preserve Ndebele culture foundation, thus its resilience and integrating it as a ‘unique’ culture in a modern South Africa. Being resilience of the Ndebele is dependent on change: subtle changes in
VACD201 The Eras and Influences of Art Nouvea & Art Deco Written by: Tala Nuseibeh Art Nouveau and Art Deco are two very distinct design movements, with very distinct elements, that emerged at around the era of the 20th century. They were both reactions to major world events: art nouveau was inspired by the Industrial Revolution and art deco by the 1st World War. While both embrace modernist elements, they're easy to distinguish if you know what to look for: “Whiplashes” for Art Nouveau & clean
in rural area, and the art mainly represent their culture, a person who haven’t completed his training in art field. This art piece is produced by the common people and not by any famous and known artist. Mainly folk art is characterized by naive style. The colors used in folk art are green, brown, red, black etc. Early Green color was made from vegetables and brown was made from mud. Folk art tended to make use of various natural resources which include wood, clay, mud, and all other natural resources
of America. I feel that the Exposition displayed some of the more beautiful architecture of its time; its immense buildings and sculptures drew heavily from Greek and other classical styles, and it could possible be because of the sweeping popularity in Beaux Arts architecture. The Peristyle, one of the buildings that was constructed for the Fair, was designed by Charles B. Atwood. It
in rural area, and the art mainly represent their culture, a person who haven’t completed his training in art field. This art piece is produced by the common people and not by any famous and known artist. Mainly folk art is characterized by naive style. The colors used in folk art are green, brown, red, black etc. Early Green color was made from vegetables and brown was made from mud. Folk art tended to make use of various natural resources which include wood, clay, mud, and all other natural resources
evolution and refinement of type objects to a perfect standard.” In Corbusier’s architecture he sought to refine the buildings to a perfect standard in with the aim of benefiting society on whole. Corbusier firmly believed in the power of architecture to effect the lives of people, in his collection of essays on modern architecture titled Vers une architecture (Toward[s] an Architecture) Corbusier claims architecture to be “A product of happy peoples and a thing which in itself produces happy peoples
Education has always been an important piece in my family’s legacy. My grandmother was one of the first African American women to have a school named after her, and the majority of my uncles, aunts, and cousins all work within the education field. Naturally, I decided to write about two influential educators that have greatly impacted my life. Within the last couple of centuries, there have been a great number of influential leaders in the education field, but one that always stood out to me and