On this Web site, students can design a house, walk through it in 3D, then share it with the world. They can also learn more about architecture, past and present, and explore Frank Lloyd Wright's life and work. The interactive experience enhances students' understanding of spatial relations and the process of design, while at the same time gaining practice in skills related to national education standards in math, social studies, language arts, and fine art. And state-of-the-art 3D modeling technology allows them to enter their creation to personally experience the space. Addressing various learning styles and demands of curriculum, ArchitectStudio3D.org is a teaching tool that is both challenging and satisfying.
This digital image gallery contains over 9000 photos of Asia's diverse architectural heritage (595 sites in eighteen countries as in March 2006). The geographical parameters of the site are limited to areas heavily influenced by Buddhism, Confucianism, or Hinduism. Visitors can click on any one of the countries covered here to look for various items of interest.
Learn about the four major types of bridges and match the right bridge to the right location.
Students will learn about some of the greatest monuments and buildings in the history of architecture. Each student will create a multimedia presentation about a particular structure that includes several different representations of a selected building. Students will be able to use a free software program, Design Workshop Lite, to generate different views of their chosen structure and incorporate those views into a multimedia presentation.
Un quartier ancien (faubourg) de Montréal qui porte les traces des transformations importantes réalisées à proximité du centre-ville d'une métropole typiquement nord-américaine.
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