Journal of Environmental Engineering (Transactions of AIJ)
Online ISSN : 1881-817X
Print ISSN : 1348-0685
ISSN-L : 1348-0685
A CASE STUDY OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT EDUCATION THEORY IN THE U.S.
The “Architecture and Children” curriculum and its background
Junko TAGUCHI
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2018 Volume 83 Issue 749 Pages 625-635

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This study investigated early background of Built Environment Education (BEE) in the U.S. and an American BEE curriculum “Architecture and Children” authored by Anne P. Taylor. Philosophies of Taylor's learning environment design and architectural design education were organized into 4 areas: Relationalism, Habitability Framework (Whole Learner), Multiple Intelligences and Deep Ecology. In her early work in 1960-70s she was influenced by land artists in the U.S. At that time land artists and art pedagogues including Taylor absorbed a lesson from environmental issues and created the new field of art, architectural design and education. Through that insight, she redefined her profession considering architectural education and developed the new form of interdisciplinary art education.
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