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  1. 1. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS) IN ARCHITECTURE THEORIES OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM (ARC61303/ARC2224) SYNOPSIS: REACTION PAPER (AUGUST 2016) [10 MARKS] NAME: Kimberly Wong Jin Siew ID: 0315145 LECTURER: Mr Nazmi Anuar TUTORIAL TIME: 4-6pm SYNOPSIS NO: READER TITLE: Learning From Las Vegas The Forgotten Symbolism of Architectural Form AUTHOR: Robern Venturi, Denise Scott Brown, Steven Izenor The interest placed on the debate on the method of advertising and planning of spaces. Through the analysis of American urbanism which allows architects to understand without the control of authority of the government to set a limit to the development of a town or city. The author supports the importance of symbolism of commercial signs to serve as importance to cultural enhancement, which the writer use ‘big sign, small building’ concept as an example from the culture of Route 66, the Main Street of America.“Symbol dominates space. Architecture is not enough,” which the writer quoted in the text (“Venturi, Scott Brown and Izenour”). The author’s bias over values of signs which made assumptions that it persuades customers to be attracted to rather than the architecture thus made the sign more valuable than the architecture. A symbol might have been just an alternative to attract customers to spaces couldn’t be compared to architecture itself. Symbols might have just been an exterior, to be publicized to bring viewers to the space but the space which they experience architecturally which create the statement of the existence of those signs which people would look forward to the origin to which the sign leads them. Through the spaces which bring life to movement of people in the building that only enhance the desire to experience the space further thus able to enjoy the purpose of the spaces. As for example the author has brought up, the Kolbe in Barcelona Pavilion to interpret the experience of space whereas the structure itself is standing on the space of the work of Mies van de Rohe (“Venturi, Scott Brown and Izenour”). Without the space, the figurative statue will be just a free standing structure which stands without any implementation to the space, which brings users to be empty and clueless to the environment at which the place has become to be meaningless. ("Why Are These Nudes In The Barcelona Pavilion? | Art | Agenda | Phaidon"). Without the importance of spaces symbols will just be like an object without a home, without underlining of spaces to translate their existence. Architecture can work without signs, signs is nothing without architecture. WORD COUNT 344 words Key points (2.5) Appropriateness of Terminologies (2.5) Clarity in Opinions and Reactions (2.5) Logical Progression (2.5) DATE: TOTAL MARK & GRADE ASSSESSED BY:
  2. 2. SYNOPSIS DESCRIPTION ASSESSMENT RUBRIC Grades Marks Key points (2.5) Appropriateness of Terminologies (2.5) Clarity in Opinions and Reactions (2.5) Logical Progression (2.5) A 1.8 - 2.5 Evidence of outstanding understanding of Key points through clear explanation Appropriate use of Terminologies In discussing the Issues/ Concepts/Theories Outstanding Clarity in opinions and reactions - Supported with strong Logical explanation Outstanding Articulation of logical expressions ending with well- developed paragraphs B 1.5 - 1.79 Evidence of understanding of Key points through reasonable explanation Reasonable use of Terminologies In discussing the Issues/ Concepts/Theories with Minor unfamiliarity Reasonable clarity in opinions and reactions - Supported with Logical explanation Reasonable Articulation of logical expressions ending with well- developed paragraphs C 1.25 - 1.49 Evidence of Some Understanding of Key points through acceptable explanation Acceptable use of Terminologies In discussing the Issues/ Concepts/Theories with Noticeable unfamiliarity Acceptable Clarity in opinions and reactions - Supported with satisfactory explanation Acceptable Articulation of logical expressions ending with some ambiguous statements D 1 - 1.24 Evidence of Some Understanding of Key points through not quite acceptable explanation Evidence of Terminologies however poorly communicated in discussing The Issues/ Concepts/Theories With Weak Clarity in opinions and reactions - Supported with Lengthy explanation Poor Articulation of logical expressions ending with noticeable ambiguous statements F 0 - 0.99 Insufficient Evidence of Understanding of Key points through weak explanation Insufficient Evidence of Terminologies in discussing the Issues/ Concepts/Theories With Improper opinions and reactions. Not Matching the Issues/ Concepts/ Theories - Inadequate Reasons Unable to Articulate / illogical expressions. Poorly written synopsis.

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