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Le Pont de l'Europe, Gare Saint-Lazare Claude Monet 1877ce Paris


Le Pont de l'Europe, Gare Saint-Lazare (Detail) Claude Monet 1877ce Paris

Cultural Transformations...the radical transformation of man’s relationshipto nature after the Baroque movement

...the radical transformation of thinking and consciousness



Territorial Transformations....the development of the “finite city”

...the invention and development of abstract means of communication: ...the daily press and the telegraph ...the mass production of cast-iron rails ...the invention of the steam powered loom



Technical Transformations....the use of artificial building materials; iron and glass: ...iron rails lead to iron girders for use in exhibition halls, railway stations, bridges...


Gare Saint-Lazare Claude Monet 1877ce Paris

Image UnknownThe Crystal Palace

Joseph Paxton 1851 ce LondonW Diego de Velasquez 1656 ceW Madrid

Image after 1991 H. W. JansonThe Crystal Palace

Joseph Paxton 1851 ce LondonDiego de Velasquez 1656 ce Madrid


Biblioteque du Roi Etienne-Louis Boullée ±1785 Paris

Image UnknownLa Tour Eiffel

Gustave Eiffel 1870 ce ParisDiego de Velasquez 1656 ce Madrid

Image after 2002 Flemming-Honour Ltd Statue of LibertyFrédéric Bartholdi 1870-86 ce New York

Image after 2002 Flemming-Honour Ltd Statue of Liberty

Frédéric Bartholdi 1870-86 ce New York


A Bar at the Folies-Bergère Édouard Manet 1882ce Paris


A Bar at the Folies-Bergère (Detail)Édouard Manet 1882ce Paris

Impressionism

...innovative formal qualities; denial of traditional harmony

...impressions of the ordinary “everyday- life”: modernity

...objects veiled in atmospheres as vibrations or sensations of light and its changing nature

...painting technique; visable brush strokes


Venus of UrbinoTitian 1538 Paris


OlympiaÉdouard Manet 1863 Paris


A Bath Torii Kiyonaga 1786ce Edo

Ukiyo-e ...ukiyo “fleeting world” + e “picture”

...Japanese art movement that flourished from the 17th century, produced paintings and prints depicting scenes of everyday life

...woodblock prints fit a demand for burgeoning merchant (middle) class, for a commercial market in Japan ... the influence frees western artists from the authority of the Classical tradition to seek new modes of composition

Japonisme

Image after 2002 Flemming-Honour Ltd Women on the Terrace

Edgar Degas 1877 ce Paris

Image after 1999 S. Wichmann

Construction at the Base of the Eiffel TowerHenri Riviere 1888ce Paris

Image after 1999 S. Wichmann

Mirror of Famous GeneralsTaiso Yoshitoshi 1878ce Edo


The Great Wave off Kanagawa Katsushika Hokusai ±1831 Edo


The Starry Night Vincent van Gogh ±1889 Saint-Rémy de Provence

Image after 2002 Flemming-Honour Ltd Jane Avril au Jardin de Paris Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec 1893 ce Paris

Image after 2002 Flemming-Honour Ltd Aristide Bruant das son Cabaret

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec 1892 ce Paris

Image after 1991 Sembach et al.

Cafe ChairEugene Gaillard 1899 ce Paris

ID312History of Art and Architecture II:focuses on the understanding and appreciation

of architecture and visual arts from the 18th Century to the beginnings of the 21st Century

+ID413

Design Culture and Trend:undertakes a written research project to de-velop research skills and from the research, propose a design project for the final term; to develop critical thinking abilities that will strengthen and improve awareness, under-standing and ability in design

Developing a Research Topic?

Interest / Intrigue What areas of interior and product design interest you? Can your interest be sustained? Can you motivate the interest in others? Are you knowledgeable about the topic?

Feasibility Is your topic within the realm of possibility?

Does its research defy the laws of the physical universe?

Can you attain a reasonable amount of work in 13 weeks?

Design TechnologyInteriorLight and/or ColourLighting MaterialsHeritage + CultureAdaptive Re-useWork Place / SpaceHealthProductivity

ProductInstitutionalCorporateFurnitureErgonomicsCommunicationCo-workingRetail CoffeeHistoryReception

Commercial Space

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Brainstorm / Storm Map: Commercial Space




Brainstorm / Storm Map: Commercial Space

The Cosmo Method for Research TopicsIssues in Sustainable Design: Possible Solu-tions for Commercial Interiors

Developing a Literature Review

What is it? ...The literature review is a critical exploration of the existing research that is relevant to a topic.

Why?Purpose of the Literature Review is: ...to provide background information about a research topic.

...to establish the importance of a topic.

...to demonstrate a specific knowledge regarding a topic/problem.

...to find an area for further work and allow a researcher to join a scholarly discourse; to develop research questions and research objectives


Elements of an Effective Literature Review An effective literature review should:

...Be directly related to the topic that is being developed

...Describe the research topic; identify possible objectives or research questions regarding the topic

...Balance and separate the summary of texts and their analyses; identify the structure and argumentation strategy used

...offer critique: identify questions or areas of concern, conflicts or flaws in the texts, identify gaps or inconsistencies in the texts for areas of future study


http://libguides.usc.edu/writingguide/literaturereview

http://www.writing.utoronto.ca/advice/specific-types-of-writing/literature-review




Brainstorm / Storm Map

The Cosmo Method for Research Topics

Create a list of search terms to use for your research for next week:

“Open Access Journal Databases”

http://network.bepress.com/

http://www.jurn.org

http://scholar.google.com/

https://doaj.org/

http://hcibib.org/

http://rechercheisidore.fr

https://www.omicsonline.org/arts-and-social-sciences-journal.php

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