British Architect Robert Adam
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A 4 page paper discussing the work of Robert Adam (1728-1792), the famous Scottish architect and interior designer. The son of a Scottish architect, Robert Adam was able to combine arrogance, social climbing and artistic elegance to become one of Britain's most sought-after architects and interior designers of his day. His work fell out of popular favor by 1780, but he continued working in public structures and turned extensively to furniture design. That design is still with us, and continues to enjoy periodic rejuvenation and rediscovery. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: KSRbtAdam.wps

Building a New Home
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This well-organized 25 page report details the various procedures and processes necessary in the design and construction of a new "dream home." A sample abstract and letter of transmittal are included. All macro and micro factors are evaluated and analyzed from selecting an architect to choosing a plot upon which to build. The industry and economy are discussed as well. Paper is an excellent reference for those studying business, professional, and technical writing or certain sub-topics in architecture. Bibliography lists approximately 15 sources.
Filename: Homebild.wps

Building a Perfect Legacy: Sir Edwin Lutyens
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A 6 page paper which examines the work of the famed twentieth-century British architect, including his homes in the Surrey countryside, New Delhi, and Queen Mary’s dollhouse. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: TGlutyens.rtf

Buildings As Political Propaganda
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This 3 page paper considers how monumental building were able to act as propaganda for government in medieval Italy, looking at Sienna, Florence and Padua.
Filename: TEbuiprop.rtf

CAD - Computer Assisted Design as a Communication Tool.
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(8pp includes 2 comparative visuals) To be successful in the design professions requires not only talent and creativity, but a careful balance of technical skill, business sense and artistic expression. One hopes to find this balance in the professional area of architecture. Computer aided design (CAD) is a valuable tool in the service of this profession. This discussion will focus on the use of CAD within the profession. Thesis statement: Computer assisted design provides a valuable and ever developing tool for the advancement of architectural creativity in providing unique design solutions to modern problems and needs. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: BBcadarc.doc

CAD Layer Standards
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This 5 page paper give an outline to the basic CAD standards with the purpose for their standardisation and a description of the different layers. The MLA style bibliography sites 3 sources.
Filename: TECADlay.wps

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