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Practicing Citations

In this journal article, Gray proposes that architecture (in particular temple and residential architecture) and its construction is expressive of a society's culture.^[1]

Louie describes initially gives a general overview of life in Nepal continues to follow an American architect named Theophile who now works to restore temples in the city of Bhadgaon.^[2]

Snellgrove presents a brief history of temples and shrines in Nepal and gives some background regarding religious and cultural representations of these buildings.^[3]

The authors detail the ‘House Nepal’ project and discuss the overall aim of this project which is to help restore and construct better, seismic appropriate architecture.^[4]

^ Gray, John (7 March 2011). "Architecture and Architechnē: Building and Revealing in High-Caste Nepalese Houses". Journal of South Asian Studies. 34: 89–112.
^ Louie, Elaine (25 April 1993). "ARCHITECT WORKS TO RESTORE NEPALESE ARCHITECTURE". Sun Sentinel. pp. 1–4. Retrieved 28 March 2022.
^ Snellgrove, David (1961). "SHRINES AND TEMPLES OF NEPAL". Arts Asiatiques. 8: 3–10 – via JSTOR.
^ 1. Vegas López-Manzanares 2. Mileto 3. García-Soriano 4. Cristini, 1. F 2. C 3. L 4. V (2020). ""House Nepal" project: initial results and perspectives for an anti-seismic cooperation project". International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences. 44: 719–922.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)

Answers to Module 7 Questions

For this activity I drew something and then scanned it to create a digital copy. I drew a temple in Nepal called the Bhaktapur Temple. This work was based off of an image on the Creative Commons. The file format for my scanned digital copy is a JPEG. I have chosen the Creative Commons CC-BY license. I would describe the file as 'sketch of Bhkatapur Temple'.

[1] Gray, John (7 March 2011). "Architecture and Architechnē: Building and Revealing in High-Caste Nepalese Houses". Journal of South Asian Studies. 34: 89–112.

[2] Louie, Elaine (25 April 1993). "ARCHITECT WORKS TO RESTORE NEPALESE ARCHITECTURE". Sun Sentinel. pp. 1–4. Retrieved 28 March 2022.

[3] Snellgrove, David (1961). "SHRINES AND TEMPLES OF NEPAL". Arts Asiatiques. 8: 3–10 – via JSTOR.

[4] 1. Vegas López-Manzanares 2. Mileto 3. García-Soriano 4. Cristini, 1. F 2. C 3. L 4. V (2020). ""House Nepal" project: initial results and perspectives for an anti-seismic cooperation project". International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences. 44: 719–922.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)

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