How do you imagine this space to be transformed (in plan and section) to the different historical/contextual setting you have envisioned? You can include images, sketches of spaces/forms, te

1. You are to create two images, collaged over 1. historical elevation/section, and 1. historical plan of the space you have chosen to study. How do you imagine this space to be transformed (in plan and section) to the different historical/contextual setting you have envisioned? You can include images, sketches of spaces/forms, textures, fixtures, furniture, equipment from this different historic-socio-cultural setting, as pointed to the base drawing(s) where you envision them to be located in the space, and key text/labels where helpful to describe your transformation. Be creative! I am specifically not including past student work so as not to sway or limit your ideas.
2. A 500 word essay (with citations in MLA, APA or Chicago Style), describing how your visualization is a reflection of a historical change from the space’s original/historical use, as you have conceptualized for the assignment. This should include a brief description of the space (as it was historically designed), as a reflection of a particular historic-socio-cultural world-view, paying attention to how the forms were a response to a historical context, peoples and their beliefs. The majority of your essay should describe your concept surrounding the transformation. How do the fixtures, finishes, equipment, spaces you have selected and represented speak to the historic-socio-cultural world-views of the context/people you are envisioning this space being taken over / transformed by?
You will be graded on your ability to 1. accurately represent/describe the architectural interior you selected; 2. demonstrate a clear understanding of the (2) historical settings explored; 3. select historically appropriate images/drawings to represent these setting(s); 4. Develop a clear concept surrounding a historic-socio-cultural transformation. 5. Represent and describe that concept and the historical world-views it represents in image/text form.
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