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1 Jennifer Lopez Professor, Julie Quinn ENG 111 07/29/21 A Change in modern architectural design and a need for global renovation/Adjusting to the new aesthetics Recalling back to the modern-day structures that once were before the 2019 pandemic compared to now the aesthetic includes the necessity to persuade distance and separation that come with new obstacles in the renovating by the architects

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1 Jennifer Lopez Professor, Julie Quinn ENG 111 07/29/21 A Change in modern architectural design and a need for global renovation/Adjusting to the new aesthetics Recalling back to the modern-day structures that once were before the 2019 pandemic compared to now the aesthetic includes the necessity to persuade distance and separation that come with new obstacles in the renovating by the architects. The new designs being made is not only for our safety and a precaution, but it turns into a hurdle for socializing and the younger generation. I have seen the rise in change of renovations since the first lock down the change is impacted by fear in contamination. While other countries have had a head start pushing forth these new designs it is still slowly changing in smaller areas in the world, one reason being funding issues. Not only will this change be a precaution and benefit to us in a positive way they are negative ‘s. There are people who have been shut in for so long because of the pandemic that it’s so hard to communicate and causes stress when it’s time to socialize but the atmosphere and environment makes it a step difficult to meet new people. Cases of people who suffer with claustrophobia may have a difficult time adjusting to the new diners, restaurants and bars since many of these designs include clear plastic wall as dividers and seethrough bubble dome stations. As much trouble as it is for the people, architects are sketching new designs and constantly adjusting to meet the CDC guidelines. Even after the renovations most businesses were still restricted to a certain capacity which limited the amount of people in a location which is a trend that is still rising. For the younger generation is mostly dealing of the changes in the education system and new designs of classroom and school buildings. There has been some decrease in coronavirus cases, and this is because of the distancing design very small percentage but although it still helps in some sort. Not only the interior atmosphere is changed in most buildings, but the structure of the exterior environment is on its way for more renovation thus having to do with cities and outdoor public spaces. Almost a bit secluded with benches being spaced out and marking squares on the floor or outlines. That wrapping back around to communication in public space lowering especially in neighborhoods, hotels, playgrounds, pools and gyms. The distancing butted heads with politics making some people with some certain beliefs more irritable for having to keep such a distance which led to protesters whom we’re outside many businesses due to the change in their new renovation and rules. As much as it shown to us scientifically why social distancing is important factor to this it can as well overwhelm people due to that same reason and change can overwhelm them too. Along with the need for new outer and interior designs there comes strategy of figuring out the layout and there has been a new trend of moving interior functions outside to exterior 2 landscapes. As the future lays uncertain and a soon to come second pandemic arises, architectural plans will line up with the futures unknowability preparing their structural designs to fit the futures needs. 3 References: Ascione, Fabrizio, et al. “The Design of Safe Classrooms of Educational Buildings for Facing Contagions and Transmission of Diseases: A Novel Approach Combining Audits, Calibrated Energy Models, Building Performance (BPS) and Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) Simulations.” Energy and Buildings, vol. 230, Elsevier B.V, 2021, pp. 110533–110533, doi:10.1016/j.enbuild.2020.110533. Chayka, K., Taylor, A., & Adler, T. (2020, June 17). How the Coronavirus will RESHAPE ARCHITECTURE. The New Yorker. https://www.newyorker.com/culture/dept-ofdesign/how-the-coronavirus-will-reshape-architecture. Rasa Pranskuniene, and Dalia Perkumiene. “Public Perceptions on City Landscaping During the Outbreak of Coronavirus Disease: The Case of Vilnius Pop-Up Beach, Lithuania.” Land (Basel), vol. 10, no. 32, MDPI AG, 2021, p. 32, doi:10.3390/land10010032 9:14 4 < Back Essay 3 Overview.docx ESSAY #3: Academic Argument This essay has two options: you can choose to research and write about the future of your career, or you can choose to research and write about a current issue in your field. Option A: Future Writers In this essay you will perform further research focusing on the future of your career choice. For example, if you chose a career in medicine, what trends do you see happening in health care (technological advances changing the actual job, hiring, wages, job scope, etc.)? What job opportunities seem to be arising? What pitfalls? You will be required to review articles published in your industry and look at both your narrative (essay 1) as well as do some synthesis of multiple sources to come up with a logical, realistic research essay. You will be required to review articles published by professional, peer-reviewed journals in your career field, as well as find other recommended sources are the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, industry professionals, association websites, etc. Your research will also require elements of argumentation. When you take a stand and make bold statements about understanding historical and current patterns in your career field, you naturally will be making assumptions about what might happen in the future. You will identify patterns currently that will lead to a particular future for your career in relation to employment trends, technology changes, population changes, or other aspects of how times change a job. Then you will: 1. Identify the future change in depth through precise academic research, 2. Give a quality to this change (make an argument): it's bad because of X. It's challenging because of Y. For example, “Technology will continue to invade K-12 classrooms and make it even harder for teachers to build rapport with students.” This would be a paper on how technology will negatively impact education in K-12 classrooms. 3. Highlight future implications to those in the field. Option B: Issue Writers Students who choose to write about a distinct issue within their fields will also need to perform research within their field's literature; interview practitioners in their field; and evaluate the changes that are happening in their field due to issues related to the economy, technology, personnel, psychology or sociology, etc. Your goal is to identify an issue that you believe will affect you in your career of choice; this can range from caregiver fatigue in healthcare to immigration and law changes for those going into criminal justice, political science, or law. In this argumentative paper, 4. Identify the issue in depth through precise academic research, 5. Discuss current strategies that practitioners take to fight the issue, and 6. Highlight future implications to you as a worker, to the industry, etc. Assignment Requirements: 1. 5-6 full pages of text (or 1,500 words) 2. 6+ sources in your Works Cited/References, 3 of which must be academic 3. MLA or APA formatting (full paper) 4 Dashboard Calendar To Do Notifications Inbox 9:49 1 < Argumentative Essay Overview and Samples (Summer 2021) ENG 111 (F1YW) - College Composition | 1. Identify the issue in depth through precise academic research, 2. Discuss current strategies that practitioners take to fight the issue, and 3. Highlight future implications to you as a worker, to the industry, to your identity, etc. Assignment Requirements: 1. 5-6 full pages of text (or at least 1,500 words) 2. 6+ sources in your Works Cited/References, 3 of which must be academic (peer-reviewed journal articles from the NOVA library or other pre-approved sites through conferences) 3. MLA or APA formatting (full paper--front pages, margins, in-text citations, and Work Cited/References page) Note: You absolutely cannot use essays you've written in prior ENG 111 classes or other classes. This is self- plagiarism. You must perform new research and write new essays for every class you take. 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Issue Writers Students who choose to write about a distinct issue within their fields (or something field-adjacent, which means someone in an accounting career can write bout business, or someone studying to be a dental hygienist could write about health care) will also need to perform research within their field's literature; interview practitioners in their field; and evaluate the changes that are happening in their field due to issues related to the economy, technology, personnel, psychology or sociology, etc. Your goal is to identify an issue that you believe will affect you in your career of choice; this can range from caregiver fatigue in healthcare to immigration and law changes for those going into criminal justice, political science, or law. In this argumentative paper, 1. Identify the issue in depth through precise academic research, 2. Discuss current strategies that practitioners take to fight the issue, and 3. Highlight future implications to you as a worker, to the industry, to your identity, etc.