This is a presentation for one of my media courses. It's primarily related to the core of how some of these egg-shaped architectures(I picked a few as examples) around the world have constructed our metaphorical meaning through the way their display ideationally...please enjoy my hard work :)

2.  The meanings are made through semiotic resources
which are realized both physically-through the design
and layout of the building, and discursively-through
policies which dictate appropriate institutional
goals(Ravelli, 2006, p.144)
 the units are hierarchically organized in relation to each
other: the smaller unites(such as exhibitions) build up
meaning in relation to the larger unit(such as the
institution), at the same time, the larger unites are made
up of meanings at the lower level(Ravelli, 2006, p.145)

3. Summary
 Denotation & connotation
 Function and uses
 Selection and inclusion of objects
 Process type

5. London city hall

6. London city hall(2)

7. The City of the Arts and the
Sciences in Valencia, Spain

8. Curvy cafeteria designs in Seoul

9. National Centre for the performing
Arts in Beijing, China

10. reference
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Makmanee.T. 2013. 22 examples of oddly oval architecture. [ONLINE]
Available at:http://www.trendhunter.com/slideshow/oval-architecture.
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McQuarrie.L. 2013. curvy cafeteria designs. [ONLINE] Available
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October 13].
Ravelli, Louise.J, 2006. museum texts: communication frameworks. 1st
ed. London and New York: Routledge.
Spanish-Living.com. 2012. Valencia's City of Arts and Science Museum
(Ciudad de las Artes y de las Ciencias). [ONLINE] Available
at: http://www.spanish-living.com/palaces-museums-galleriesspain/city-arts-and-science-valencia. [Accessed 13 October 13].
Twisted Sifter. 2013. The egg building in China-National Centre for
performing Arts. [ONLINE] Available at:
http://twistedsifter.com/2010/03/the-egg-building-beijing-china/.
[Accessed 12 October 13].