Class
Article
College
Caine College of the Arts
Department
Art and Design Department
Presentation Type
Poster Presentation
Abstract
This research project delves into the realm of historical architecture, focusing specifically on the opulent and elegant French Chateau style. The primary aim of this study is to engage in the practice of recreating historically accurate architecture and designs from the French Chateau era, spanning from the Renaissance to the 18th century. Through this endeavor, the project seeks to gain a deeper understanding of period-specific architectural elements that defined the aesthetic of this iconic style.
The research methodology involves a comprehensive examination of archival materials, historical documents, and scholarly publications related to French Chateau architecture. Additionally, hands-on exploration and experimentation with traditional techniques and craftsmanship play a vital role in this study. By immersing in the process of recreating Chateau-style exterior, the project aims to grasp the intricate details and nuances that characterized these lavish living spaces.
Furthermore, this research endeavors to shed light on how architecture influenced life in the French countryside during the Chateau era. By analyzing the spatial layout, functional aspects, and decorative elements of Chateau interiors and exteriors, the study seeks to uncover insights into the lifestyle, social dynamics, and cultural values prevalent in rural France during that period.
Overall, this research project serves as a platform for learning, discovery, and appreciation of the rich heritage and timeless beauty encapsulated within the French Chateau style. It not only contributes to the preservation of historical design knowledge but also offers valuable insights into the intersection of art, architecture, and daily life in the French countryside centuries ago.
Location
Logan, UT
Start Date
4-10-2024 11:30 AM
End Date
4-10-2024 12:20 PM
Included in
Ancient, Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque Art and Architecture Commons, History Commons
Chateaus of France: A Study of Historic Architecture
Logan, UT
This research project delves into the realm of historical architecture, focusing specifically on the opulent and elegant French Chateau style. The primary aim of this study is to engage in the practice of recreating historically accurate architecture and designs from the French Chateau era, spanning from the Renaissance to the 18th century. Through this endeavor, the project seeks to gain a deeper understanding of period-specific architectural elements that defined the aesthetic of this iconic style.
The research methodology involves a comprehensive examination of archival materials, historical documents, and scholarly publications related to French Chateau architecture. Additionally, hands-on exploration and experimentation with traditional techniques and craftsmanship play a vital role in this study. By immersing in the process of recreating Chateau-style exterior, the project aims to grasp the intricate details and nuances that characterized these lavish living spaces.
Furthermore, this research endeavors to shed light on how architecture influenced life in the French countryside during the Chateau era. By analyzing the spatial layout, functional aspects, and decorative elements of Chateau interiors and exteriors, the study seeks to uncover insights into the lifestyle, social dynamics, and cultural values prevalent in rural France during that period.
Overall, this research project serves as a platform for learning, discovery, and appreciation of the rich heritage and timeless beauty encapsulated within the French Chateau style. It not only contributes to the preservation of historical design knowledge but also offers valuable insights into the intersection of art, architecture, and daily life in the French countryside centuries ago.