you can find the detail in the attachment- assignment 1

This paper i am going to write the about the Architecture in the feature. The outline i attached as the PDF "2060" (however, i did not finished and there are few more questions that still need to answer. ) For this essay i would like to use the Wolf Prix currently project "Museum of Contemporary Art & Planning Exhibition" (this is a project that they developed by using robot to assemble a structure) in ShenZhen,China as a example and then starts thinking about the future architecture will be or the way how to construction building in 2060 will be look like. The essay I attached "The Future of architecture" I would like focus on more about the technology such as how robotic applying in architecture design world.

the theorist that i want to write about are -patrick geddes and tony garnier Please do not use big and hard words. use footnotes for the references. 8 pages excluding pictures, please make sure its 2000 words.

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The fourth assignment is a 2,500-word essay which extends the previous assignment%u0432%u0402%u2122s analyses to interpret the work in relation to its cultural, social, political and environmental contexts, while also understanding the work%u0432%u0402%u2122s disciplinary autonomy and poetic gestures. How are the project%u0432%u0402%u2122s forms and spatial relationships meaningful? Whereas the analytical paper (assignment three) comprises a series of related analyses of individual aspects of the project, the interpretive essay offers an overarching argument about the project. The first paragraph establishes the argument, and every subsequent refers back to, and supports, the first paragraph.  

The fourth assignment is a 2,500-word essay which extends the previous assignment%u0432%u0402%u2122s analyses to interpret the work in relation to its cultural, social, political and environmental contexts, while also understanding the work%u0432%u0402%u2122s disciplinary autonomy and poetic gestures. How are the project%u0432%u0402%u2122s forms and spatial relationships meaningful? Whereas the analytical paper (assignment three) comprises a series of related analyses of individual aspects of the project, the interpretive essay offers an overarching argument about the project. The first paragraph establishes the argument, and every subsequent refers back to, and supports, the first paragraph.

The course project requires you to perform some focused research on a specific land use topic. The research will focus on tools communities use to address planning, land use, growth- and development-related issues. The purpose of the project is to allow you to pursue a line of inquiry into a component of land use policy that interests you. While the topic-oriented approach does not allow an overall evaluation of a community’s development regulations, land use planning or growth management programs, it allows a broader analysis of approaches communities use to address specific land use policy issues.

I have attached the instructions from the professor. Needs to be in Word and also summarized in PPT.