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October 2016
T: The display area designs bringing people to the animals at Zoo Atlanta actually encourage a damaging understanding about animals and animal science. i.The size of the display cases (elephants) the animals live in do not display proper animal care…. Continue Reading →
#1 The design of Zoo Atlanta displays signs of priority on profit and not animal welfare. #2 The built environment of Zoo Atlanta shows priority of profit over animal welfare. #3 Infrastructure design at Zoo Atlanta encourages wrongful understanding of… Continue Reading →
Scholl and Gulwadi explain at the beginning that colleges in the 21st century face challenges in providing good learning spaces for an evolving society. People expect a college campus to “look different than other places” (p.2). The campus as a… Continue Reading →
At the begining of this recording you can here a low rumble of voices and a small whistling sound. As it goes on the voices become a bit louder. There is a deeper voice speaking a bit louder than the… Continue Reading →
front of park.
In Sarah Schindler’s article on architectural exclusion she examines the built environment and how it excludes much of the lower class. For example, during the time that he was appointed, Robert Moses shaped much of New York’s infrastructure, including a… Continue Reading →
The Fox Theater is almost one of those places I overlook now. Living in Midtown on Peachtree Street NE, I walk by it to get to school every morning. You can actually see the brick building that I live in… Continue Reading →
The Fox theater is a busy multipurpose theater that is heavily crowded on the weekends.It is located at 660 Peachtree Street NE in Atlanta Georgia. The building has housed the Fox Theater since 1929, Christmas day where they played the… Continue Reading →
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