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All three different texts share the similar concept of 'change'. How change can be a great thing. The "Open Call" represents a new collaborative way of approaching final outcomes in mainly the architectural industry, but this can also be applied to other businesses. "Yellow brick Road" represents how a big change can have a big effect on families and that it often has a positive impact on them, but it can also have negative impacts. To ''lend a hand'' illustrates change since it can change their mindset and the way they live.

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Giving kindness and helping others can bring you happiness. It can change your lifestyle and mindset completely into a better one.

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Billy saved an old woman by stopping a car with his hand. In the extract above he looks at his hand as if it has power, which completely changed his mindset into a happy one. The HAND is a symbolises the potential it holds, meaning what can be done by simply "lending a hand".

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A juxtaposition is created during the first part of the video. As we can see Billy is annoyed/ tired/in a bad mood, but his surroundings look happy. The atmosphere where he is walking in is the opposite of his character. The setting portrays happiness, while he portrays sadness and tiredness.

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-Smile illustrating happiness: big eyes, looking up
-Shoulders back showing confidence
-Lighter colour which gives of a softer/nicer character

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-Tired/Annoyed/Grumpy
--> small eyes looking down and clenched eyebrows
-Shoulders hunched forward
-Darker clothing showing a strong/bold character (in a negative way)

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Matiu is describing the rain as glistening towers. He is referring to the glistering towers of wellington and once again transforming the sad things into good ones. He is interpreting wellington
as a beautiful city that has many glistening towers even if he never went there.

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Here, a repetition is used to describe the town of Whanau and how it was seen as the family of Matiu. It puts out the fact that Matiu's family is sad to move because Whanau felt like a home to them and where all their family members live.

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Matiu is very excited to move to Wellington because he is sure that it is a wonderful city where they are going to become rich and live a better life. These three rhetorical question demonstrate the happiness of Matiu finally beginning his dream and not realising that it may not go as he wished it would go.

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Simile: “like a flying saucer” - to show creativeness of the architects (keeps the targeted readers interested)

"front-row seat" for the children at the kindergarten (VIP)

"beyond the quality of your usual municipal park shed"

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ETHOS: "As Florian Heilmeyer, editor of Celebrating Public Architecture, notes: "It is precisely this emphasis on architecture as a shared creative process that sets the open call apart"

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ETHOS: "As Florian Heilmeyer, editor of Celebrating Public Architecture, notes: "It is precisely this emphasis on architecture as a shared creative process that sets the open call apart"

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Helps the author to convey that the 'open call' is the right and fair process to approach an architectural design. This is recognised by some of the top people in the industry, making the audience have more reliability in what the author is writing.

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The author describes the motifs of why the family of Matiu wanted to move to Wellington. It explains the lack of jobs they had in Whanau and about their poor life there. In wellington there are plenty of factories, which means that they are plenty of jobs for Matiu's parents there. They wish to build a new and better life in Wellington, to make the future of their kids better.

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The sentences used to help the author convey his opinion:

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The sentences used to help the author convey his opinion:

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- "Revolutionary 'open call' system"
- "Belgium now has some of the greatest public architecture on Earth"
- "The diverse range of projects"
- "Collaborative approach"

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"Unlike the toxic culture of open international competitions, which see countless architects waste days of unpaid labour to compete in a beauty contest of novelty forms, the Open Call is focused - and paid" AND "It [the open call] is a discursive, collaborative approach, focused on selecting the right team rather than a final design"

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"Unlike the toxic culture of open international competitions, which see countless architects waste days of unpaid labour to compete in a beauty contest of novelty forms, the Open Call is focused - and paid" AND "It [the open call] is a discursive, collaborative approach, focused on selecting the right team rather than a final design"

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The author compares the 'open international competitions' to the 'Open Call' to name their differences to then promote the 'Open Call' (more fair).

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Once again this extract of the story demonstrates Matiu's character during the trip. He is very excited to move to wellington because once again he feels like his dream is coming true and that his family is going to live a incredible and rich life there.

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The Flanders phenomenon: how Belgian buildings went from joke to genius by Oliver Wainwright

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The Flanders phenomenon: how Belgian buildings went from joke to genius by Oliver Wainwright

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Change: collaborative approach to selecting the right team rather than focusing on a final design.

Text Type: Article

Targeted Audience: Architects and anyone who is interested in this concept.

Narrative perspective: Third person

Motif(s): Promote the 'Open Call'

Photographs of buildings → to show creative architecture

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Photograph: to show the unique building designs found in Belgium. This image is located at the top of the article to capture the reader's attention.

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2 Mins Short Gratitude Story for Kids | Help Others Value humanity and Time {Must Watch}

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Change: The change of a poor family moving to a rich city as plan to live a better life and gaining more in life.

Text type: story

Narrative perspective: First person. This first person is the main character (Matiu).

Characters: Matiu (main character), Roha (sister of main character), Hine (mom of the main character)

Themes/Concepts: The concept talks about how sometimes your life does not go as you wished it would go and how you expected it to be.