1. Final paper:
3000 words, with supporting images, properly formatted
citations, and a complete bibliography.
the Dallas City building
Building describe and analysis. According to the completed
homework Topic Proposal, Outline, Annotated Bibliography,
power point, complete description of the building and review
papers.
Make sure you frame your discussions around its monumentality
and urban presence in within the consideration of the global
context. For example, did the architect borrow elements from
other urban monuments in the world?
Due 5.14 12:00 noon don’t late
In addition, you will have to list at least 4 scholarly articles/ books
that will help you contextualize your building in a global context.
At least one of your sources should be an electronic source
in .pdf format.
This is how your outline should roughly look like:
-Thesis Sentence/ Main Argument
-First Topic Sentence:
1. Visual Evidence
2. Textual Evidence
3. Interpretive Sentence
-Second Topic Sentence
1. Visual Evidence
2. Textual Evidence
3. Interpretive Sentence
-Third Topic Sentence
1. Visual Evidence
2. Textual Evidence
3. Interpretive Sentence
-Conclusive Statement
Thesis Statement:
Your master-claim, this statement should answer the question in
the prompt.
It should appear at the end of your first introductory paragraph.
Topic Sentences:
Each paragraph should begin with a topic sentence, or subclaim, that indicates how the features in that paragraph support
the argument of your thesis.
This does not override the general-to specific structure we
discussed, rather it builds on it as an additional criteria.
Evidence (Analytic Descriptions or Textual Evidence):
Within the paragraph, provide evidence to support the sub-claim
of the topic sentence. This is where your analytic observations
come in.
Interpretive Sentences:
These should immediately proceed or follow your analytic
descriptions. The function of these sentences is to relate your
evidence back to the claim of the paragraph, and the claim of the
paper’s thesis.
