knowledge of the depicted myths from their language and literature studies. Architecture: The Parthenon (including the Parthenon Frieze or so-called Elgin Marblesʼ, now at the British Architecture Museum, London) 440 BC (Acroplis, Athens, [Cross-curricular links with World History] Greece) Understand architecture as the art of designing buildings. Great Stupa, begun 3rd Century BC (Buddhist temple in Sanchi, Raien district, Madhya Understand symmetry and a line of symmetry as it applies to Pradesh, India). buildings; observe symmetry in the design of some buildings which are familiar to you and/or the children (you could look at Inigo Jones, Banqueting House, 1619 your school, local houses, or focus on the Cathedrals studied previously). 22 (Whitehall, London) [include Rubensʼs Types of Art: Summer One painted ceiling, Architecture Noting line, shape, and special features (such as columns and with its references to I, the Union of England and Scotland, and the Gunpowder Plot] domes), look at and consider the suggested structures (see resources) in relation to World History. Sir Christopher Wren, St Paul's Cathedral, 1675 Modern Architecture: Modern Architecture Frank Gehry, Guggenheim Museum, 1997, Bilbao, Spain Consider an example of modern architecture, assessing what is traditional and what is innovative. Eric Miralles, Scottish Parliament Building, 2004, Edinburgh, UK
knowledge of the depicted myths from their language and literature studies. Summer One Types of Art: Architecture Architecture [Cross-curricular links with World History] Understand architecture as the art of designing buildings. Understand symmetry and a line of symmetry as it applies to buildings; observe symmetry in the design of some buildings which are familiar to you and/or the children (you could look at your school, local houses, or focus on the Cathedrals studied previously). Noting line, shape, and special features (such as columns and domes), look at and consider the suggested structures (see resources) in relation to World History. Modern Architecture Consider an example of modern architecture, assessing what is traditional and what is innovative. Architecture: The Parthenon (including the Parthenon Frieze or so-called Elgin Marblesʼ, now at the British Museum, London) 440 BC (Acroplis, Athens, Greece) Great Stupa, begun 3rd Century BC (Buddhist temple in Sanchi, Raien district, Madhya Pradesh, India). Inigo Jones, Banqueting House, 1619 22 (Whitehall, London) [include Rubensʼs painted ceiling, with its references to I, the Union of England and Scotland, and the Gunpowder Plot] Sir Christopher Wren, St Paul's Cathedral, 1675 Modern Architecture: Frank Gehry, Guggenheim Museum, 1997, Bilbao, Spain Eric Miralles, Scottish Parliament Building, 2004, Edinburgh, UK
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