Please refer to the course readings and lectures. Please do not “cut and paste” your
responses from other sources, including AI-driven platforms.
1.
Write your response in FULL SENTENCES—NO MORE THAN 500 WORDS ALL TOGETHER.
Indicate your word count in your submission at the end of your response. (Total: 35 Points): Be sure to use
the term, Globalism.)
How would you define “Globalism” in the built environment (5 Points)? What are TWO specific
conditions of “Globalism” that designers must negotiate in their practices considering
standardization and labor issues (10 points)? Based on these two conditions, what would be your
position as a designer in the context of “Globalism” in the built environments (10 points)? Provide
TWO examples to support your claims (10 Points).
2.
Develop A FULLY STRUCTURED ESSAY—NO MORE THAN 800 WORDS ALL TOGETHER.
Indicate your word count in your submission at the end of your response. Make sure to demonstrate your
thesis and argument in the beginning as an introductory paragraph without any filler general empty
sentences. Be as specific as possible; do not assume readers will understand your claims. Please underline
and indicate your thesis sentence. We suggest starting with outlining the structure of your essay (Total: 60
Points):
Compare and contrast the following two images. Demonstrate your connection, position, or
argument in a concise and clear sentence in the beginning; make sure you underline and indicate
your thesis sentence (10 points). Identify these two images with the author, the software, and the year
(10 points). Provide the historical and theoretical context, considering how the built environment
designers became consumers of computers (10 Points). In that historical context, demonstrate how
these two images differ (10 Points). How did these two images help you understand computers’ role
in the built environment (10 Points)? Introduce one reading from the assigned reading list to support
your argument and claims. (5 points). We will be keen on your essay’s clarity, transitions, structure,
tone, and narrative (5 Points).
Use Globalization Today reading and Lecture notes 14 to answer question 1.
Use Progressive architecture, Architecture and the computer and Lecture notes 13 to answer question 2.
