Title, Author, Web Url

Source

What/Who was it
written for? Is it an
academic paper or an
expository/descriptive
essay? Context of
Comparison
purpose of writing

Copy and list

statement of
definitions

Concluding statement

The Problems of
Apostasy:
Architecture in the
Modern Age
Peter Kellow
http://www.nccsc.net/
essays/problemsapostasyarchitecture-modernage

It was written for

American Arts
Quarterly Magazine
and was published in
summer 2011. It is an
expository essay of
what the definition of
modern architecture
is.

His concluding
statement is how one
should design of
modern architecture,
it must be guided
with sense of beauty
and appropriateness.

The Rise and Fall of

Modernist
Architecture
Hayley A. Rowe
http://www.inquiriesjo
urnal.com/articles/515
/the-rise-and-fall-ofmodernistarchitecture

It was written for the

Inquiries Journal
Volume 3 and was
published on 2011. It
is an expository essay
discussing the
principles of
modernism, how
modernist architects
initially worked to
solve design problems
through the creation
of urban utopias, and
why the ambitious
modernist dream
ultimately failed.

Modernist
architecture - new
style, which was not
supposed to be a
style at all, reflected
the science and
technology that
defined the modern
age.
Modernism intends that we
should move into a
brand new world,
where the old
vocabulary is
dispensed with.
Modernism
principles were
described by the
phrase form follows
function wherein it
asserts that forms
should be simplified
architectural designs
should bear no more
ornament than is
necessary to function

The authors
concluding statement
is by citing examples
of the different
buildings that failed
due to following
modernist design
solutions.

Defining a More
Purposeful
Architecture: A Guide
to Current
Architectural Trends
Michael Wacht
http://www.archdaily.c
om/585599/defininga-more-purposefularchitecture-a-guideto-currentarchitecturaltrends#_=_

It was written for

Architecture website
ArchDaily and was
published on January
2015. It is an
expository essay of
the elements of a
purposeful building
today should be.

Purposeful
Architecture
defined by five
elements:
Diagramism, NeoBrutalism, Revitism,
Scriptism, and
Subdivisionism.

The author concluded

with the statement of
vocalizing to the
readers to look for
purposeful
architecture based on
its efficiency, not only
to its uniqueness.
.