Intersession
Architecture and Design
Audie Santos
6/12/13
June 12th, 2013
100 Ways Ideas that Changed Architecture: Corridor
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| A corridor (meh) |
I was given the assignment of reporting and blogging about how the invention of the corridor revolutionized architecture. In the book the corridor was idea number 35, on page 76. The corridor is basically a long in hallway a house. It is used for separating rooms and residents. Evidence of the first corridor was was the Beaufort House of 1597. Corridors also connected rooms together besides separating people. Corridors also provide a sense of privacy for those who need it. Sound also could be easily muffled and enhanced in corridors.
Despite this being my final post for the intersession course of Architecture and Design at Everest Public High school, I will continue to post about architecture that I find interesting. Farewell for now Rafael.
http://bowjamesbow.ca/2009/09/18/behind-the-scen.shtml
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