Cultural Landscape: Folk Housing

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Cultural Landscape: Folk Housing

Advertisements

Chelsey Nelson Chad Clower. Completed in 1913, the dorms were the first example of Maryland Style Colonial Architecture in southern Minnesota.

Chapter 1 The World of Architecture.  Developed over 200 years ago.  Very traditional home  Usually built as 1 or ½ story but later 2 stories have.

Early Homes – Native Americans – 17 th Century Mrs. Wagner Fashion & Interior Design.

Ch 4.2 Why is Folk Culture Clustered?

Architecture of the New England Colonies

Are US Homes influenced by Folk Culture or Popular Culture? Are the houses we have today products of diffusion from an American Hearth?

Folk and Pop Culture Erin Sinski

The Cape Colonials By: …….. January 17, Origin, Climate, and Location 17 th Century Major Influence in Design Enjoyed for Beauty New England States.

Why is Folk Culture Clustered? C4K2 Objectives Influence of the physical environment Isolation promotes cultural diversity.

Housing and Interior design

Chapter 4: Folk and Popular Culture

+ Residential Home Styles Adlai E. Stevenson H.S Architecture CAD Spring 2012.

Saltbox Homes. Cultural Background Found in New England “Saltbox Shape” originated in 17 th century, used commonly through early 19 th century Still seen.

BY: KYLE SCHUMACHER 6 th period  Square, symmetrical shaped  Paneled front door at center of building  Decorating crown over front door  Flattened.

Colonial Homes New England Colonies Southern Colonies.

World Of Architecture Chapter 1.

Architectural Styles By: Stephen Sabin.

Ch. 2 & Ch. 6. Quiz 1.What did the original Spanish missions look like? 2.What were early pilgrim homes like? 3.What does the term new urbanism mean?

F OLK AND P OPULAR C ULTURE. O RIGINS AND D IFFUSION OF F OLK AND P OPULAR C ULTURES Origin of folk and popular cultures Origin of folk music Anonymous.

© 2011 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 4: Folk and Popular Culture The Cultural Landscape: An Introduction to Human Geography.

Cultural Landscape: Folk Housing AP Human Geography A.McAlister December 1, 2010.

Cultures in the Cultural Landscape

© 2011 Pearson Education, Inc. Why is Folk Culture Clustered Chapter 4.2 (pp ) The Cultural Landscape: An Introduction to Human Geography.

CULTURE The cultural landscape involves the modification of the natural landscape by human activities. Ethnicity may be visible. Look at the built landscape.

Chapter 4: Culture By Jason B..

The 13 Colonies.

Choosing Your Colonial House. Choosing Your House  Think about your character –Are you wealthy? –Where do you live? –What materials are available for.

Housing Styles October 21, 2015.

HOUSING STYLES IN THE UNITED STATES. Log Cabin Saltbox 1650 New England Clapboard Central Chimney Sloping back roof line.

Human Geography Jerome D. Fellmann Arthur Getis Judith Getis Jon C. Malinowski.

 Do Now (11/23): How does the geography of NYC shape housing practices? What do you think houses are like in the rural south?  SWBAT ◦ Define cultural.

FOLK AND POPULAR CULTURE. ORIGIN OF CULTURE Folk Culture Isolated, clustered Topics involve every day life, environment, beliefs Passed down orally Traditions.

Cape Ann and New England Gambrel By : Taylor Hartman.

Bell Work (10/22) How is architecture an example of:

Housing styles Folk and Popular Culture. Folk Housing Folk housing builds out of available materials Simple designs, focus on function over form Minimum.

Cultural Landscapes. Local vs. Popular Culture Local Culture: A group of people in a particular place who see themselves as a collective or a community,

LOCAL (FOLK) AND POPULAR CULTURES ON THE LANDSCAPE What story is being told about the world through the study of local (folk) and popular culture?

DO YOU KNOW YOUR HOUSE STYLES?. STANDARD Students will identify components related to the design process. A. Demonstrate an understanding of different.

Architectural Styles DDP.

Evolution of Exteriors

House Styles Architecture one.

Chapter 4: Folk and Popular Culture

Culture Week 2.

Cultural Landscapes.

Quick Review: Ch What have you learned about West African history and culture so far? What have you learned about the Atlantic Slave Trade so far?

Welcome to the World of Architecture

Architectural Designs

Housing Styles.

Why is Folk Culture Clustered?

Objective 6.01 Early American Housing –

Chapter 4: Folk and Popular Culture

Folk Culture Popular Culture Origin Diffusion Distribution

Cultural Landscape The imprint of people on the land-how humans use, alter and manipulate the landscape to express their identity. Examples; Architecture.

Colonial Homes.

Architectural Styles DDP.

Section C: Folk Architecture (Vernacular Architecture)

Cultural Landscape: Folk Housing

Clustering of Folk Cultures

PREVALENCE OF CULTURAL TRAITS & FOLK CULTURE IN THE UNITED STATES

Why is Folk Culture Clustered?

How can Local and Popular Cultures be seen in the Cultural Landscape?

Folk and Popular Culture

Folk and Popular Culture

Warm-Up (10/2) 1) Please pick up 5 different colored map pencils from the side table. (Any 5 colors, it does not matter which) 2) Also, pick up the map.

Cultural Landscape: Folk Housing

Cultural Landscape Ch. 1.

Presentation transcript:

Cultural Landscape: Folk Housing AP Human Geography McAlister December 1, 2010

Cultural Landscape Cultural Landscape – a characteristic and tangible outcome of the complex interactions between a human group and the natural environment Carl Sauer- famous U.C. Berkley geographer studied how material expressions of culture show on the landscape

Cultural Geography Two major questions guide this field How does space, place and landscape shape culture? (Jot down an example) How does culture shape space, place and landscape? (example) As you think about food, sport, housing traditions consider these questions.

Folk Housing Fred Kniffen said that housing was a good reflection of cultural heritage, fashion, functions and the environment Housing is influenced by: 1. building materials available Ex) log cabins and adobe homes 2. social customs of the people Ex) in South Central Java the front door faces south the direction of the South Sea Goddess who holds the key to the Earth, Houses on the Charleston Battery are slanted towards the breeze coming from the Atlantic Ocean.

What houses would be made of in certain zones?

Folk Housing in the U.S. Fred Kniffen identified three hearths (nodes or centers). They are New England, Middle Atlantic, Lower Chesapeake. These homes were created when people arrive in the U.S. to the 1800s.

Types of Folk Houses New England - Saltbox, Two Chimney, Cape Cod, and Front Wing and Gable. These spread as far as Wisconsin because settled by people from New England. Middle Atlantic – I House spread from PA and Delaware to Midwest Lower Chesapeake – Chesapeake Bay Maryland and Virginia to down the coast. Comprised of one-story with steep roof and chimney at either end.

Salt Box House

Saltbox House http://money.cnn.com/2006/01/20/real_estate/saltbox_homes/index.htm

Two Chimney

Cape Cod

Colonial Cape Cod

Front Wing and Gable

More

I-House

I-House in Aiken, SC

Tidewater House in Virginia Beach

Shotgun House (Southern Tradition)

List four ways that Popular Housing is different from Folk Housing ? What are the major types of Popular Housing in the U.S.? Which is closest to your home style?