The effect of color social psychology journal 01 #3
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The document discusses how color, specifically red, can psychologically influence people. It notes that red enhances appetite and is often used in fast food packaging for this reason. Red is also found to make men view women as more attractive. The document also discusses theories of inattentional blindness from a demonstration where many people failed to notice a gorilla passing by as they focused on counting passes in a game. In summary, the document examines how color, especially red, can subtly influence perceptions and behaviors.
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1. An introduction describing the library as having an area of 1800-2000 sqm and serving to engage the local community.
2. Calculations for the artificial lighting design of a discussion room and cafe area within the library, determining the required number and layout of light fixtures.
3. Calculations of the reverberation time for the discussion room and sound reduction index for the cafe to evaluate the acoustic performance of the spaces.
Synopsis 4 kenneth
This document provides a synopsis of a reaction paper on the reader "Towards a Critical Regionalism" by Kenneth Frampton. Frampton discusses several key elements of critical regionalism in architecture. First, he argues that critical regionalism engages more with nature by adapting to the site's topography rather than flattening it. Second, he notes that climate and light shape a building's character and regional identity. Third, Frampton asserts that a building's tectonics rather than its appearance should express its architectural autonomy. Lastly, he compares the visual and tactile, stating tactility prevents distancing from the environment.
Synopsis 3 geometry of feeling
Juhani Pallasmaa discusses different views on architectural form and how it relates to spatial experience. Some see form as too abstract while others think it is too focused on appearance over experience. Pallasmaa believes experience is important through senses beyond just vision. He also explains that strong architecture evokes feelings of loneliness and silence through designs like Tadao Ando's Church of Light or the Holocaust Tower. Finally, Pallasmaa states that creating architecture for an "ideal client" is essential for producing good architecture tailored to a specific user.
Synopsis 2 semiotics and architecture
This document provides a synopsis of a reaction paper written by Chia Wee Min about the reading "Semiotics and Architecture: Ideological Consumption or Theoretical Work" by Diana Agrest and Mario Gandelsonas. The reading discusses architectural ideology and theory, and compares semiotics to language. Specifically, it explains how architectural theory grows from but opposes ideological beliefs, and how Saussure's concept of the sign as composed of signifier and signified is similar to the semantic triangle model of relationships between thought, symbol, and image. The synopsis agrees that the theories discussed can still be applied today.
Cognitiv essay
1. The document provides an introduction to Brickfields, a neighborhood in Kuala Lumpur known as the largest Little India. It describes the history and makeup of different zones in Brickfields.
2. It then discusses cognitive mapping, which is a mental representation of an environment. The document analyzes Brickfields Zone C based on Kevin Lynch's five elements of cognitive maps - paths, edges, districts, nodes, and landmarks.
3. The summary describes the major paths, edges, districts, nodes and landmarks identified in the cognitive map of Zone C, including Jalan Sultan Abdul Samad as the main path and rail lines as edges. Religious structures are prominent local landmarks.
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The document provides a macro site analysis of the Belum Rainforest located on Pulau Banding island in Perak, Malaysia. Some key points:
- Pulau Banding is a 243-hectare inland island within Lake Temengor, surrounded by Malaysia's oldest rainforest which is over 130 million years old.
- The area has a history of human settlement and was originally a communist hideout. In the 1950s, the villagers of Kampung Belum Lama were forced to evacuate due to security forces intervening in the area.
- The climate is hot and humid year-round with high rainfall. Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect the rainforest's biodiversity and watershed
Final case study tropical box house
This document is a case study on applying passive design strategies to reduce heat gain in a tropical box house located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It discusses how the egg crate facade system and surrounding vegetation are used for passive shading. The egg crate system shades the building from heat while allowing daylight in through various sized openings. Vegetation provides shade and filters heat. Building orientation and large openings are explored for passive ventilation, with the layout maximizing cross ventilation. The tropical box house embraces its natural surroundings while implementing passive strategies like the egg crate system to reduce heat gain without mechanical cooling.
Topic issue proposal egg crate new
This document is a project proposal for a case study on applying passive design strategies to reduce heat gain in tropical box houses. The student proposes to study how egg crate structures, vegetation, building layout and openings can aid in passive shading and ventilation. Specifically, the egg crate structure and surrounding vegetation provide natural shading. Meanwhile, orienting the building along a northeast-southwest axis and including large openings maximizes cross ventilation to reduce heat gain without active cooling systems. The student will analyze how these passive strategies help achieve thermal comfort in tropical climates.
Asian architecture slides
This document discusses passive design strategies to reduce heat gain in tropical box houses. It describes how egg crate structures and vegetation provide shading to reduce heat. The building layout and large openings help maximize cross ventilation. Passive designs like these use ambient energy sources instead of electricity to create a comfortable indoor environment while reducing energy usage and costs.
Cnc report
This document is a literature review submitted by Chia Wee Min for the course Culture & Civilization at the School of Architecture, Building and Design. The review focuses on the architectural details of colonial-era institutional buildings in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It provides research on three institutions - Victoria Institution, St. John Institution, and Methodist Boys' School - describing their architectural styles, notable features like clock towers, and detailing elements such as doors, windows, and arches. The review includes images and captions illustrating these architectural details. It aims to introduce readers to the different types of colonial buildings in Kuala Lumpur through a focus on institutional architecture and building elements.
Social psy presentation slide 1 new
1) The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to understand whether men are more attracted to physical appearance in partners, while women are more attracted to characteristics.
2) The survey found that both men and women are more attracted to characteristics over appearance. While men care more about physical appearance according to previous studies, the majority in this survey preferred personality traits.
3) For both genders, characteristics like good humor and strong personality were seen as more important than physical attractiveness alone in a potential partner.
Psy final report
- The document is a submission for a social psychology course project at FNBE in April 2013. It lists the group members and their student IDs.
- The group acknowledges the help and support of their lecturer, classmates, and others who assisted with their project.
- The results of the survey of 100 participants from Taylor's University and online show that most people believe falling in love occurs through getting to know someone first before developing feelings. Giving respect is the most common way participants feel their partner shows they care. Characteristics are generally seen as more important than appearance, especially for those seeking or in a relationship.
Self serving bias social psychology journal 01 #2
Self-serving bias is the tendency for people to attribute their successes to internal factors like ability, but blame failures on external factors beyond their control. The document provides examples of how the author exhibits self-serving bias, such as taking credit for getting an A in physics due to hard work, but blaming a biology exam for being too hard when they failed. Comparing oneself favorably to others and having an unrealistic optimism about one's future are also discussed as types of self-serving bias the author has recognized in themselves.
Psychology
This document outlines a study to examine whether men are more attracted to a partner's appearance while women are more attracted to a partner's characteristics. The study will use both qualitative and quantitative methods. Participants will describe and rate their partner's appearance and characteristics to test the hypothesis. The procedure involves structuring a questionnaire, testing it, collecting and analyzing data, and making a report while ensuring ethics are followed by obtaining consent and keeping participants anonymous.
Self concept social psychology journal 01 #1
Self concept refers to how individuals think about and evaluate themselves, and is influenced by personal traits, values, and social roles. The document discusses that people often inaccurately explain and predict their own behaviors and feelings. For example, the author planned to finish an assignment within 4 hours but was regularly distracted and took longer to complete it. Additionally, when asked how women would feel during a sexually harassing job interview, the author incorrectly predicted their emotion would be anger rather than fear. In summary, the document argues that people tend to be less accurate than they believe when assessing their own behaviors and emotions.
Psycho journal 02 latest
The document discusses a student's notes and reflections from their social psychology class. It includes summaries of key concepts learned about attitudes, observational learning, and conformity and group behavior. It also discusses the student's experience taking their first social psychology quiz and feeling unprepared due to lack of sleep and last-minute studying.
English 2 essay (ass 1)
This document contains a student's written assignment for their English class. It is a 482 word narrative essay about a felt tip pen. The essay describes the pen's physical features such as its cylindrical shape, grey plastic body, and felt tip. It discusses how the pen helps the student complete artwork and homework assignments. The student finds the pen soothing to use, describing the "beautiful melody" it makes while writing. Over time, the pen shows signs of wear as the ink drains and tip frays. The student confesses to not feeling complete without the pen.
English 2 essay (ass 2 )
This document is a compare and contrast essay analyzing the films "Pocahontas I" and "Pocahontas II". It finds key differences in the settings, genres, and costumes depicted in the two films. "Pocahontas I" is set mainly in the New World and focuses more on romance, while "Pocahontas II" is set in London and depicts more of an adventure story. The costumes show Native American attire in the first film but English clothing, even for Pocahontas, in the second.
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