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How does what we know and see help us to create an example from our understanding of purpose using creativity?

You will be drawing one of the above style buildings – The paper is to be used to jot down your ideas. Including doodles of inspiration!

Requirements for your first project:• Your work must touch all four sides of the paper.• Your design must include overlapping (demonstrate in the front of, in

the middle, and behind your House, Home, or Dwelling).• Your time management is important! Today your are starting your

plan or jotting down ideas for your first project.• Use of the media(Art supplies) of your choice after your planning in

pencil must be correct and on grade level ability.• If you allow yourself to get behind you will have homework.• Some students will have modifications due to accommodations.

Your point of view and creativity matters to me!• Your skills will grow.• Your background information and knowledge is

different than anyone else's.• Everyone has different levels of skills using different

materials.• As you are planning your ideas think about the

materials that you need – if I do not know in advance…I can not get them for you.

We will make this work!

Original Tipi’s were Portable

• Native Americans on the Plains would need them to collapse back down to move during seasons.

• Following game exertion made the temporary structures a source of getting out of the heat.

• The Tipi’s were warm providing comfort in the winter and protection from rain.

Give me your best effort not last minute!

Your design must be more detailed.You must include and environment.You must draw to fill the page.

This example is far more on grade level. It shows layering (In front of, in the middle, and behind. It has a door and visible windows. The insets and plant life depict an environment.

If you're a fan of having natural daylight in your house, this is the house for you. It's completely transparent, so lots of sunlight, but no privacy. Built by Sou Fujimoto Architects, this house is inspired by our ancestors who lived in trees

The next few slides are by a famous Spanish Architect. • Antoni Gaudí i Cornet was a Spanish architect known as the greatest

exponent of Catalan Modernism. Gaudí's works have a highly individualized, one-of-a-kind!

• Antoni Gaudí i Cornet was a Spanish architect known as the greatest exponent of Catalan Modernism. Gaudí's works have a highly individualized, one-of-a-kind style. Most are located in Barcelona, including his main work, the church of the Sagrada Família.

Casa Batlló is the result of a total restoration in 1904 of an old conventional house built in 1877. Gaudí used for it the typical constructive elements of the Modernisme (Catalan Art Nouveau) that include ceramics, stone, and forged iron.

Familia is the most famous of Gaudí’s works – his masterpiece. This church has been in construction since 1892, and it’s not expected to be finished until 2026 — to commemorate the centenary of Gaudí’s death.Construction of Sagrada Familia started in 1882 under architect Francisco de Paula del Villar, but by 1883 Villar resigned, giving Gaudí the opportunity to take over as chief architect.With his own design language, Gaudí transformed the project from a typical cathedral to the masterpiece we know today. He combined Gothic with curvilinear Art Nouveau forms and his own geometric style.

Casa Batlló is the result of a total restoration in 1904 of an old conventional house built in 1877. Gaudí used for it the typical constructive elements of the Modernisme (Catalan Art Nouveau) that include ceramics, stone, and forged iron.

Also referred to as “the stone quarry” due to its unusual rough-hewn appearance, Casa Milá is one of Barcelona’s most popular modernist buildings. UNESCO recognized this building as World Heritage in 1984

What ideas did you jot down on your paper during the Power Point to inspire your idea for the house, home, or dwelling you will create?