1. I learnt that in the Cao Dai Temple, the four main animals are displayed in the design of the temple. They are dragon, turtle, phoenix and the unicorn, which represent highest power, longevity, beauty and prosperity respectively. The interior and exterior display these four animals and other patterns too. The lights have the four animals too, and the pillar also have dragons on them.
A blog that documents the 2011 Global Citizenship Program (GCP) trip to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, by the Art, Design, Media & Technology (ADMT) department, of the School of Science and Technology, Singapore (SST) from 22nd to 28th May 2011.
Learning Objectives
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
1. To discover the relationship between cultural influences and the architectural development in South Vietnam
2. To have a deeper understanding of urban planning issues and the interplay of the matrices of determinants involving physical attributes, commercial feasibility, social fabrics as well as political factors in particular relating to Generation Z (Those born between the early 1990s and the early 2000s).
3. To be aware of the impact of rapid urbanization on the environment and the need for sustainable development in the urban planning process.
4. To gain an insight of Singapore’s strengths in urban planning and sustainable environmental management skill-sets
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
24th May Reflections: TanZhiYong
1. I learnt that in the Cao Dai Temple, the four main animals are displayed in the design of the temple. They are dragon, turtle, phoenix and the unicorn, which represent highest power, longevity, beauty and prosperity respectively. The interior and exterior display these four animals and other patterns too. The lights have the four animals too, and the pillar also have dragons on them.
Good simple direct points.
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