User:Crfawcett - Revision history

Crfawcett at 20:45, 22 June 2017

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Crfawcett: /* Overview */

2017-06-22T13:01:44Z

‎Overview

Crfawcett: /* Activity Journal */

2017-06-22T11:58:08Z

‎Activity Journal

Crfawcett: /* Overview */

2017-06-22T11:55:00Z

‎Overview

Crfawcett at 09:32, 22 June 2017

2017-06-22T09:32:43Z

Crfawcett at 09:32, 22 June 2017

2017-06-22T09:32:26Z

Crfawcett: /* Milestone 1 */

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‎Milestone 1

Crfawcett at 08:51, 22 June 2017

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Crfawcett: /* Milestone 2 */

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‎Milestone 2

Crfawcett at 04:43, 22 June 2017

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 '''Objective:''' An investigation into the presence and proliferation of green spaces, especially parks, within London's city limits.
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 [[Green Spaces in London|Read More]]
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 =Overview=
-My project as a whole focuses on the gaining a deeper understanding of my surroundings through the analysis of historical views and context here in London. I saw London HUA as an ideal opportunity to look into and study history around me in such a famous, international captial. I've always enjoyed the history, learning from it and gaining a better awareness of how the world has come to be shaped as it has.<br><br><br><br><br><br>
+My project as a whole focuses on the gaining a deeper understanding of my surroundings through the analysis of historical views and context here in London. I saw London HUA as an ideal opportunity to look into and study history around me in such a famous, international captial. I've always enjoyed the history, learning from it and gaining a better awareness of how the world has come to be shaped as it has. Overall, I felt privileged to be accepted and take part of the London HUA Project and experience London in such a unique way.
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 =Activity Journal=
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 ==Westminster Abbey, the Tower of London, and the British Library==
 Monday, May 8th, 2017

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 =Overview=
-three to five sentence abstract about your entire London HUA experience
+My project as a whole focuses on the gaining a deeper understanding of my surroundings through the analysis of historical views and context here in London. I saw London HUA as an ideal opportunity to look into and study history around me in such a famous, international captial. I've always enjoyed the history, learning from it and gaining a better awareness of how the world has come to be shaped as it has.<br><br><br><br><br><br>
-) a summary of the aims of your project
+major takeaways from the experience.
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 =Cole Fawcett=
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 =Milestone 1=
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-'''London's Architectual Preservation of History'''<br>
+'''London's Architectural Preservation of History'''<br>
 '''Objective:''' To address and analyze how and why London has successfully preserved and upheld its most ancient landmarks, rescuing them from natural erosion and deconstruction.
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 Through investigating conservation conventions taken in the cases of Saint Paul's Cathedral and the Tower of London's White Tower, I found that conservation as a term has adopted many meanings over the centuries. From simply keeping a building standing, the term evolved to preventative measures on issues of instability and air pollution. Contemporary emphasis has been put on maintaining iconic view of structures as necessary in their conservation. Buildings like Saint Paul's and White Tower have gone on to shape their environments in efforts to keep the structures themselves from changing. Using the visual aid of pictures, this milestone examines how a greater context informs these sites and how these sites have informed their surrounding context.
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-[[London's Architectual Preservation of History|Read More]]
+[[London's Architectural Preservation of History|Read More]]
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 '''Objective:''' A detailed look into the inspiration and consequence of the establishment of London's Fourth Plinth.
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-This milestone analyzed Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth and its art commissions as a response to what the square has traditionally stood for. The background consisted of research on the History of Trafalgar Square and the Fourth Plinth's development as one of the worlds smallest contemporary art galleries, one piece at a time. My deliverable section of this milestone was a inspired paper on the role of the Fourth plinth in contrasting Trafalgar Square's Imperial original intent and its history of public use to answer the question of whether Trafalgar Square aptly represents London's modern morals and character. Overall, this project to sheds light on how art can saw more about its surroundings than itself and enable us to critically observe our environment.
+In this milestone, I analyzed Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth's significance to Trafalgar Square and London. Effectively one of the worlds smallest contemporary art exhibitions, the Fourth plinth has displayed a piece of art atop the plinth at a time, changing every two years or so. My deliverable consisted of an informed argumentative thesis on what the Fourth Plinth Commission represents within Trafalgar Square and London as well. This project's aim was highlight the Fourth Plinth as a unique statement on Trafalgar Square in the spirit of demonstration and critical thought.
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 [[Significance of London's Fourth Plinth|Read More]]