1. Architecture Discuss… Architects design structures
Architects consider the site
Façade = front of a building
Parts of a Home (entrance, windows, porch, roof, chimney, decorative features like pillars, columns, window boxes…)

2. “Fallingwater” House by Frank Lloyd Wright 1935 (Pennsylvania)
Architect
Frank Lloyd Wright
Born in 1867
Famous American Architect
Designed more than 1000 structures, with more than 500 of them built
Designed his structures to fit into the location/environment
“Fallingwater” House by Frank Lloyd Wright 1935 (Pennsylvania)

4. Paper Sculpture… Homes & Our Community
Art Supplies:
Paper Bags
Newspaper for ‘stuffing’
Stapler
Construction Paper Scraps
Large paper for ‘base’
Scissors
Glue
Markers
Idea & Images retrieved March 2013 from

5. Paper Sculpture… Homes & Our Community
Process…
Decide on the size/shape you want;
‘stuff’, fold the top & staple the bag.
Design a roof, add detail with
marker and glue it on.
Cut out shapes to use as
architectural elements. Draw lines
& shapes with markers to add
details before gluing on.
Situate your building and add
‘landscape’ shapes and details.
Idea & Images retrieved March 2013 from

6. Paper Sculpture… Homes & Our Community
I Can…
Use paper to create a 3D building
Practice proper cutting & gluing skills
Include architectural detail
Describe the sculpture I create
(e.g. with reference to use of architectural terms such as door, window, roof, facade…; artistic intent, challenges encountered, best part…)

7. Picture Books about Architecture