Landscape Architecture – Case Study

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Case study on: Diana Memorial Fountain (Gustafson Porter)
Location: London

Please analyze and diagram 5 different aspects of Diana Memorial Fountain:
1 . A structural condition (eg. objects, geometry, proportional relationships)
2. A field condition (matrices, mats, nets, flocks, etc. You will have a reading later in the
semester that explains these terms)
3 . A time-based dynamic (change over a season, a day, travel time across site)
4. Movement (water, light, shadow, circulation)
5. A quantitative condition (length, area, volume, mass)
For these diagrams you shall employ a range of different drawing modes.  Please include at least three of the modes below:
– Plan
– Axon
– Section
– Free form collage or mixed media

Each Diagram should include the Research and Drawing (or Modeling) Technique data, ala Steenberg.

The written text should be about 500 words long: 100 words about the site and location, 400 on what you take away from the site as a designer

https://www.archdaily.com/803509/diana-princess-of-wales-memorial-fountain-gustafson-porter-plus-bowman

Post exilic representation of GOD

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The question of how we can know God surfaces as a central theme through the biblical texts composed during and reflecting the attitudes of the 6th through the 4th centuries BCE. The challenge of understanding Gods purpose leads to alternative visions of God as increasingly transcendent, as compared to the immanent conception of the divine that dominates the Torah and the Deuteronomistic history. Discuss the evolution of the post-exilic representation of God in one of the following texts in the Bible: Lamentations, Ezekiel, 2nd Isaiah, Ruth, Esther, Job, Ecclesiastes, and Jonah.

Please try to identify your thesis and main points in your introduction and in the topic sentences of your middle paragraphs. Your argument must have a clear logical organization in order for me to appreciate the validity of your point of view. Outline your ideas before writing and then double check them after you have completed your first draft. If your main points are not fully apparent and if they do not obviously connect to each other and to your thesis, you need to revise your essay.

managed care Class: integrated delivery systems.

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Analyze the sample physician contract provided below. Important negotiation language is missing from the contract.
Using the Managed Care Checklist and your readings so far, analyze the contract and add the missing language to the appropriate sections of the contract.
This assignment is worth 20% of your grade.
Download the contract and add language to the appropriate sections in either RED BOLD font.

social movements:equal rights amendments, equal pay, gay rights, immigration

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Project: Is History Relevant?
Student will connect the lessons of the history class to current events. The goal of this project is to get students thinking about how the events we study in history class can help them understand todays world.
GUIDELINES:
Part 1 News media item:    
On the week the student is assigned, they will find a news media item (an article from a reputable news provider, a podcast, a news program, etc.) that directly relates to the topic discussed that week.
Part 2 Making the Connection:    
After locating the item and reading (or watching or listening to) the item, the student will type a short paper that explains the connection that the weeks topic has with the item you found.
Part 3 Interpretation and Analysis:
Does knowing the history make the news easier to understand? How closely related to the historical topic is the news item? Does history repeat itself?

FORMATTING AND SUBMITTING:
The student will hand in the news item (a link to the item online will be sufficient) and a short, typed paper (1 pages to 3 pages, double-spaced, 12-point font with 1-inch margins. Submit the assignment electronically via the BlackBoard Turnitin Link before the due date.

GRADING CRITERIA: 50 Points
You will be graded primarily on content making the connections and clarity of writing. Spelling, grammar, and punctuation will only be considered in the grade if their misuse/lack makes the paper difficult to read.