Inquiry 1b>Local: Precedent
Inquiry 1b>Local: Precedent
Inquiry 1b>Local: Precedent
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1.4>Concepts and Terms<br />
Your diagrams should acquire a key set of terms related to the content being analyzed and should be<br />
annotated as such. These terms should effectively classify or organize the specific content into a larger<br />
conceptual framework with respect to the Kindergarten under consideration.<br />
Furthermore, you should attempt to synthesize those terms and concepts extracted from your cinematic<br />
analysis and diagramming into the diagramming of the precedent. Put another way, can the precedent<br />
Kindergarten a)be analyzed through the lens of your conceptual understanding of your dream sequence<br />
and b)be diagrammed in a manner similar to the way in which you produced the Network Diagrams.<br />
So, a critical question would be: In what way does the precedent behave as a Fluid Network?<br />
1.5>Notation/Diagramming<br />
Consider whether all or part of the notational system you have developed in your Network Diagram may<br />
be useful in diagramming the precedent Kindergarten. Like with the previous diagramming, the intent is<br />
not merely to document information already present in the precedent. But rather to extract the ideas and<br />
concepts at work in the precedent through the notational system of diagramming. You will undoubtedly<br />
utilize found precedent material (plans, sections, etc.) however, like with the dream sequences, these<br />
should added to, modified, abstracted, mutated, etc. to reveal your analytical ideas.<br />
1.6>Deliverables<br />
>(2) 22”x34” boards with a minimum of four diagrams in total<br />
Note: The deliverables should be evenly divided amongst the two members of the group