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McAlester, Virgingia S. A Field Guide to American Houses.
https://www.amazon.com/Field-Guide-American-Houses-Revised/dp/0375710825

This book, a personal favorite of mine, is one that I used in my genius hour project last year, contains every reoccurring type of house across America (or past ones), thanks to Virginia Savage McAlester.

Like I mentioned earlier, I used this book last year and really liked it because it uses so much detail, so many great examples of the houses, and explains each style so well. Yet it is still short enough that it doesn't loose my attention. When I used it last year, I would just read about all types, study into each one a little bit, and then choose a few of my favorites to study in much more detail. Then I finally chose one style and stuck with it until my final product.

On the other hand, like this year, instead of doing what I did last year (reading about every single style, studying each one, choosing my top few to study deeper, then finally resting on one), I will flip through the book and just choose one style for my final product, due to my main focus being Interior Design.

Like I said earlier, even though the main part of my project is Interior Design, I am including Architecture into it for my final product. The part of the introduction that convinced me to choose this book was this: "The bulk of this book is organized by the changing chronology of these American architectural fashions or styles, for they provide the most effective framework for identifying and understanding American houses." I will use the book this way because the direction that I have been heading in my project so far is modern style, so I wanted to stick with that on the Architecture section, too.

"___" - pg. 5 of A Field Guide to American Houses

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I'm not quite sure where the "cooking methods" fit into the equation of my "recipe Idea" yet, but I will think about it.

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Grey, J. and Ardley, S. The Complete Home Style Book.
https://books.google.com/books?id=q2gIAQAAMAAJ&q=The+complete+home+style+book&dq=The+complete+home+style+book&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiN8-eWsYvbAhVKEawKHfLfB0UQ6AEIJzAA

According to Johnny Grey and Suzanne Ardley,  this book will, "your home is the one space where you can take full control of your surroundings. Once your door is closed to the outside world it is vital for you to be able to completely relax in a comfortable environment that reflects your character and lifestyle." In short, you are the only one living in your house, and you need to design it to fit you and your needs.

This is exactly what I plan to do with my little "recipe idea." By combining the essential techniques with the optional ones that I choose (to make it fit my personality), I will be able to use the "recipe idea" in my project to learn about Interior Design, and create my own home the best possible way that I can.

"___" - pg. 6

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I didn't get much done on padlet, but I incubated my thoughts and brought them up to Mr. Strock (he liked it a lot).

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How can I use this source?

State the Author's name / article title

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To make your own recipe, research other recipes, and then figure out...

Essential Ingredients

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Paper, Heather J. Decorating Idea Book.
https://books.google.com/books/about/Decorating_Idea_Book.html?id=X7tJgY8feMcC&printsec=frontcover&source=kp_read_button#v=onepage&q&f=false

In this book, Heather J. Paper explains the eight most important factors of Interior design in only 309 pages. They are, according to Ms. Paper color, furniture, windows, walls, floors, ceilings, lighting, and storage.

As each of these topics collectively cover a lot, I have recently thought of the Idea to compare both of my Interior Design Books, and like I would with making a recipe, I could just look at what I think is absolutely crucial, and then just use those  techniques, instead of modeling each one like I originally planned.  Although this, to, would take quite a bit of time.

On the other hand, this approach would be much more detailed, giving me only the best, or in other words, the professional manner. Even if I do not read every part of the book, I could look up certain parts and techniques, such as color and setting the mood, which is one of the techniques that I have studied.

I call this my "recipe idea.

"___" - pg. ___

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I did great today! I worked on research writing the whole time, no distractions. I was kind of slow, but it was a good thing. I feel super happy right now, too, because  Mr. Strock gave me a big complement about being one of the best writers.

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Hiller, S. and Fox, M. "The 3 Principles of Interior Design." HGTV, https://www.hgtv.com/design/decorating/design-101/the-3-principles-of-interior-design

In this Article, Shari Hiller and Matt Fox describe some of the most important, or "key" standards of Interior Design and how to decorate your home or building. Hiller and Fox simplify this huge category into three main principles, "function, mood, and personality."

Fortunately though, even as Hiller and Fox broke this wide subject into 3 categories, they actually explain many aspects inside each of these 3 categories. I like how they did this because then I can use this source to study one category each day, but learn about technically, one third of everything that Hiller and Fox think important about Interior Design. Then this gives me the opportunity I was hoping for, which is to test the techniques I learn, by making a model, and design a few examples.

I wanted this opportunity so that when I get to my final product, I will have examples that I can use. Also, I will have enough experience and practice, that I will be able to know how to do each thing. One example of this from the article is , "The mood or feeling of a room is created by your choice of colors, the style of furnishings, the amount of texture and pattern you choose and your accessories." So for this technique, I thought I would need to study what colors made people feel, and then practice designing certain colors into rooms, such as warmer colors in the Kitchen, Etc.

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One of my friends actually studied colors and the emotions they make you feel, so I plan on asking him about this a little, too.

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One of my friends actually studied colors and the emotions they make you feel, so I plan on asking him about this a little, too.

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I have actually thought about this a lot on my own before I watched this, it only shows one example and doesn't really explain this rule muck.but it proved my "suspicion". 

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I have actually thought about this a lot on my own before I watched this, it only shows one example and doesn't really explain this rule muck.but it proved my "suspicion". 

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I have also read about this principle somewhere else, I joust don't know where. It may have been from one of my mentors.

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1. "Decorating Idea Book"

2. "The Complete Home Style Book"

3. "A Field Guide to American Houses"

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I organized my padlet website and made connections and more. I stayed on task quite well this time.

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Pictures of model houses that provide ideas on how to create my final model house.

https://www.google.com/search?safe=strict&tbm=isch&q=styrofoam+house+models&chips=q:foam+building+model,g_6:wood&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjp6ZX37dXZAhWL0FQKHXcYA1YQ4lYIMygB&biw=1920&bih=949&dpr=1

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Example of a house with great self interior design and how/ why the did it.
https://www.dezeen.com/2016/12/01/scenario-architecture-glass-roofed-extension-london-home/#disqus_thread

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Principles of Interior Design- function, mood, and personality- to decorating projects

https://www.hgtv.com/design/decorating/design-101/the-3-principles-of-interior-design

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Time: 2:26- 3:48

How to make the ceiling flow with the furniture so that they blend in that room and fit the style.
- High ceiling, high chair rails or low choir rails if there is a painting on the walls, low ceiling, low chair rails.

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This video shows pictures of rooms and what makes them good or bad and why, to teach me a few things about furniture flow, color & mood, and more.
"Four Principles of Interior Design"

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Martha Stewart and guest Alexa Hampton discuss four principles of interior design.

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How to blend and make colors flow to be athsleticly pleasing and make people feel certain moods when they go into that room.
pg. 17- 27 from book #2 (has pics for each color and describes the emotions)

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I got distracted a lot, but I did finish my checklist (I broke what I had into smaller steps)

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"A Field Guide to American Houses"

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"Decorating Idea Book"

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"The Complete Home Style Book"