PROJECT 1
The student will conduct a research and architectural analysis on a selected building. Each student will select 5 buildings from the given list. Students may also choose their own historical buildings, subject to the agreement of the lecturer.
01
GGANTIJA TEMPLES
The Ä gantija temples stand at the edge of the Xagħra plateau, facing toward the south-east. This megalithic monument encompasses two temples and an incomplete third, of which only the facade was partially built before being abandoned.
02
GREAT TEMPLE OF RAMESSES II
Ramses, one of the best of Egypt's hero lords, is frequently, albeit not validated all things considered, related as the pharaoh of the Exodus.
The sheer size (65 feet in tallness) of the four situated sculptures of Ramses is sufficient to project overpowering power. The figures of the lord's cherished spouse, Nefertari, and their kids, set alongside his legs
03
THE PARTHENON
The Parthenon is a previous sanctuary on the Athenian Acropolis, Greece, devoted to the goddess Athena, whom individuals of Athens thought about their patroness.
04
MILAN CATHEDRAL
The Milan Cathedral or Metropolitan Cathedral-Basilica of the Nativity of Saint Mary is the house of God church of Milan, Lombardy, Italy.
05
ALTES MUSEUM
The Altes Museum was Berlin's first gallery and the core of the Museum Island. It was worked somewhere in the range of 1823 and 1830 by the designer Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
REFLECTION
As for this assignment, it is no doubt that I have learnt a lot about the classical architectures. What I really found fascinating when doing this assignment was researching about Egypt and Greek architecture. It blew may mind on how great people from that era could achieve to build such amazing buildings. It showed dedicated they are towards their gods and how those buildings were important to them.
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What I find challenging from doing this assignment was the layout. My tutor wanted us to have a perfect layout that could easily be read by people with very minimal words. I struggle to put the information short but informative too, it took me plenty of time to think. Despite that, I am grateful to have my lecturers guidance and feedbacks every week when I attended tutorials.
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