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  • View document Pavilion 2  

    Uploaded by Joshua Garcia on October 2, 2015

    Description: Both sketches are drawn of the New York Pavilion in Battery Park. The first sketch is a northeast view of the pavilion, while the second sketch consist of a eastern view point of the pavilion.

  • View document Pavilion 1  

    Uploaded by Joshua Garcia on October 2, 2015

    Description: Both sketches are drawn of the New York Pavilion in Battery Park. The first sketch is a northeast view of the pavilion, while the second sketch consist of a eastern view point of the pavilion.

  • View document Plan  

    Uploaded by Joshua Garcia on September 18, 2015

    Description: As seen in the Floor Plan, the plan consist of the first level of a residential house. The first floor consists of a garage, guest bedroom, living room/dining room and a straight-run kitchen with a island. The entrance consist of a small porch or entrance room leading up to the living room. This residential house has a large sliding door that lead to the patio at the rear or back of the house. The guest bedroom is adjacent to the living room. Across the hall, there are also U-shape stairs that continue to the second level.

  • View document Primitive Shelter  

    Uploaded by Joshua Garcia on September 9, 2015

    Description: The Zulu tribe built and designed a primitive hut. This specific hut was called a beehive hut, due to it resemblance to a beehive. The Zulus had a process to construct this simplistic yet efficient hut. To begin the process, they set vertical wattles and connect them to one point. After connecting all wattles and creating a dome-like frame, they wove together the wattles to strengthen the hut. After establishing the hut, the members of the Zulu tribe placed daub, a plaster like substance, and Palmetto to complete the shelter.