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W13.(5.27) class answer

Q.  Day in life of a teenager in Ancient Rome: http:/ ed.ted.com/lessons/a-glimpse-of-teenage-life-in-ancient-rome-ray-laurence What is similar to our lives? What is different? A. Merchants gather to buy and sell goods, and it becomes a gathering place for people to trade and communicate. From ancient times to the present day, there have always been places for merchants to gather and sell their wares, as well as to record the history of the past and to educate and showcase it to future generations. Today, few societies remain with formalized classes, though the concept of servants may exist in a customary or hired form.  In ancient times, people were limited in what they could access or do based on their class, but in modern times, everyone is largely in control of what they want to do. Towards the end of the video, we see Lucius and his family members throwing up. At the time, the only thing they could do when they were sick was to throw up and hope that it would make them f...

W12.(5.24) class answer

 Q.  Do You think that different communication mediums evoke   difference responses?   Is seeing something different from hearing or reading about it?   Are you more likely to care about something if you see it compared to just reading about it? Different types of media will have different reactions. I don't think it's a matter of different responses at all, just different degrees. Listening and reading stimulate the imagination on different levels. When you're reading, you're only given a description of a situation, so you have to imagine all the elements. But when you listen, you hear the speaker's voice and the immediacy of it. It's as if the situation is happening in front of me. We can also see this in the means of communication. Non-face-to-face communication includes messengers, calls, and video calls. In a messenger with only visual elements, you can't get the full picture of the person you're communicating with. But in a video call, where both ...

5.3 (Fri) Street design

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Streets are places where people meet.  Therefore, it is necessary to have iconic landmarks that facilitate appointments between people. We got the idea from a part of Hongdae Gyeongui-seon Book Street. Therefore, we put stairs to sit around the landmarks (large sculptures or large trees) so that the street blends in with the surrounding shops and buildings.  We made sure that the street blends in with the surrounding shops and buildings. We also wanted to solve the problem of garbage, which harms the hygiene and aesthetics of the street. However, we realized that people would not prefer to sit around a trash can, We wanted to install them in the form of sculptures around corners or trees, which are areas where people often pass by. Unlike regular trash cans, aesthetically pleasing shaped trash cans  would fit in and be interesting to people. Whyte's research shows that food trucks and retailers often operate around trees or on corners, and that they tend to do better busi...

Planning for project 2-(Chaehyun Lee, SeoEun Kim, and NaKyung Kim)

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  Planning for Project 2       Suwon starfield library Is it accessible to everyone? This place is an open library and landmark within the complex shopping center Starfield. The library is located on the 4th to 7th floors of the building, making it accessible to many people. What makes this place different from a regular library is that it is not organized for people to read in silence. Therefore, here people are free to talk and chat.   Is it possible to stay and observe without attracting attention? There are many different types of people approaching and taking pictures here, so people are not conscious of observers taking videos or sitting for a long time.   what behaviors we are interested in We are interested in three main things. First, how people behave and use different types of seating in the library. Second, how people behave when they stand and watch instead of sit. Third, the race, age, gender, and other characteristics of library vis...

W3.2 Answer in-class questions (ChaeHyun Lee)

Q. What's the front (setting, appearance and manner) of a TV IDOL , Commanding military officer, shopkeeper? Idols are people who on to a big stadium and there are cameras in front of them. They wear stage outfits that are not what people would wear in their daily lives, and they are often very colorful or serve to emphasize the idol's physical attributes. Idols also express their charm through various facial expressions and gestures.  Military commanders often command from a position in front of the troops they command, looking down on them from a height above them. A medal or hat on a military uniform distinguishes a military commander from lower-ranking soldiers. Military society is a very ruleoriented place, so a military commander who manages troops is expected to act calmly. The shopkeeper is the person who manages the store, so they are always located in the center of the store, either in the back or right in front of the store. They work in uniforms that are either bran...