外研版（2019）选择性必修 第三册Unit 5 Learning from nature Understanding ideas课件(共18张PPT)
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| 名称 | 外研版（2019）选择性必修 第三册Unit 5 Learning from nature Understanding ideas课件(共18张PPT) |  | |
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| 科目 | 英语 | ||
| 更新时间 | 2024-04-16 14:33:14 | ||
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(共18张PPT)
Nature
in
Architecture
After enjoying the viedo, what is shown in the video How much do you know about it？
hints：
Location
Features
The Water Art Museum, located in the beautiful Bailuwan, is a unique and charming place. This art museum is known for its distinctive design , which is integrated into the surrounding natural landscape.
Look at the photos and answer the questions.
1. What is shown in the pictures How much do you know about them
2. How could you associate them with architecture
lotus flower
/ l t s/
termite mound
/ t ma t/ /ma nd/
algae
/ ld i /
Read and Think
Scan the passage as soon as possible and choose the magazine in which you would likely find the paasage. Give your reasons.
3. Architrcture
Frontier
2. Living on Earth
4. Natural World
1. Extraordinary Architects
The magazine
Read and analyse the structure of the passage
Introduction
Main Body
Conclusion
In short, the paasage is divided into three parts.
The first part starts from Para.1 to Para.2, which tells us the introduction on the inspiration from nature in our daily lives.
The part 2 begins with Para.2 and ends with Para.5, in which we could learn the specific examples of three different beauties in natural forms.
The last para.6 belongs to the third part of the passage, enabling us to live in closer harmony with our environment.
Listen, read and think
Read the first part and find out the answers to the reading comprehensions.
1. Why does the author mention the examples of a pine cone and an open flower in the text
A. To show that nature has inspired everyday objects.
B. To illustrate how nature’s designs are imitated by humans.
C. To emphasize the beauty of nature’s creations.
D. To explain the concept of biomimicry in design.
Listen, read and think
Read the first part and find out the answers to the reading comprehensions.
2. what does the word "mimic" mean in the para.2
A. to copy or imitate
B. to mock or ridicule
C. to create or invent
D. to praise or admire
Listen, read and think
Read the Para.3 and find out the answers to the reading comprehensions.
What can visitors expect to experience when they visit Singapore’s ArtScience Museum
A. A display of the latest scientific innovations.
B. An exhibition of traditional art from around the world.
C. A building that integrates elements of nature and modern design.
D. A series of workshops on the intersection of art and science.
Listen, read and think
Read the Para.4 and find out the answers to the reading comprehensions.
What inspired Mick Pearce to design the Eastgate Centre in the way he did
A. A nature documentary about termites.
B. A desire to reduce energy consumption.
C. Traditional Zimbabwean architecture.
D. The need for a new shopping center in Harare.
Read the Para.4 and find out the answers to the reading comprehensions.
How does the Eastgate Centre's design contribute to energy efficiency
A. By using traditional air conditioning and heating systems.
B. By incorporating solar panels into its structure.
C. By allowing for natural ventilation and temperature regulation.
D. By covering the building in a layer of insulating material.
Listen, read and think
Read the Para.5 and find out the answers to the reading comprehensions.
How do the panels on the Algae House function in bright sunshine
A. They reflect sunlight to reduce heat absorption.
B. They absorb sunlight to generate electricity.
C. They allow algae to grow and provide shade.
D. They automatically adjust their angle to maximize energy capture.
Read the Para.5 and find out the answers to the reading comprehensions.
What is the main advantage of using algae to power the Algae House
A. It allows the building to be self-sufficient in energy.
B. It creates a more aesthetically pleasing facade.
C. It eliminates the need for traditional heating systems.
D. It provides a natural cooling system without mechanical aids.
Listen, read and think
Read the Para.6 and find out the answers to the reading comprehensions.
What message does the author convey about achieving environmental harmony through building design
A. We must rely on advanced technology to solve environmental challenges.
B. We should look to nature for sustainable design solutions.
C. Simple organisms are not capable of providing lessons for human innovation.
D. Protecting the environment is not a priority in modern building design.
Think and Share
1. Which of the three buildings are you most impressed by why
2. If you were given a chance to design a building, what inspiration would you take from nature
Situated in the south of the Beijing Olympic Green, the National Stadium, also named the Bird’s Nest, served as the main stadium of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Occupying an area of 204,000 square meters, it has a seating capacity of 91,000, with 80,000 fixed seats and 11,000 temporary seats. The Stadium was designed by Swiss and Chinese architects, inspired by the study of Chinese ceramics.
The exterior of the Stadium is of pure steel structure, making it one of the world’s largest steel structures. Steel beams support and join each other into a grid-like formation, just like a bird’s nest with its interwoven branches and twigs. The special design makes the Stadium look like a bird’s nest or a cradle, the place to nurture a new life. It symbolizes people’s hope for the future. The novel but simple design makes the Stadium a special historic landmark for the 2008 Olympic Games. The main body of the Stadium has a design life of 100 years, with a high capability of resistance to fire, water, and earthquake.
After the Olympics, the venue becomes a facility of sports and recreational activities for the public. As an Olympic legacy, the Stadium has become a tourist attraction.
Nature
in
Architecture
Nature
in
Architecture
After enjoying the viedo, what is shown in the video How much do you know about it？
hints：
Location
Features
The Water Art Museum, located in the beautiful Bailuwan, is a unique and charming place. This art museum is known for its distinctive design , which is integrated into the surrounding natural landscape.
Look at the photos and answer the questions.
1. What is shown in the pictures How much do you know about them
2. How could you associate them with architecture
lotus flower
/ l t s/
termite mound
/ t ma t/ /ma nd/
algae
/ ld i /
Read and Think
Scan the passage as soon as possible and choose the magazine in which you would likely find the paasage. Give your reasons.
3. Architrcture
Frontier
2. Living on Earth
4. Natural World
1. Extraordinary Architects
The magazine
Read and analyse the structure of the passage
Introduction
Main Body
Conclusion
In short, the paasage is divided into three parts.
The first part starts from Para.1 to Para.2, which tells us the introduction on the inspiration from nature in our daily lives.
The part 2 begins with Para.2 and ends with Para.5, in which we could learn the specific examples of three different beauties in natural forms.
The last para.6 belongs to the third part of the passage, enabling us to live in closer harmony with our environment.
Listen, read and think
Read the first part and find out the answers to the reading comprehensions.
1. Why does the author mention the examples of a pine cone and an open flower in the text
A. To show that nature has inspired everyday objects.
B. To illustrate how nature’s designs are imitated by humans.
C. To emphasize the beauty of nature’s creations.
D. To explain the concept of biomimicry in design.
Listen, read and think
Read the first part and find out the answers to the reading comprehensions.
2. what does the word "mimic" mean in the para.2
A. to copy or imitate
B. to mock or ridicule
C. to create or invent
D. to praise or admire
Listen, read and think
Read the Para.3 and find out the answers to the reading comprehensions.
What can visitors expect to experience when they visit Singapore’s ArtScience Museum
A. A display of the latest scientific innovations.
B. An exhibition of traditional art from around the world.
C. A building that integrates elements of nature and modern design.
D. A series of workshops on the intersection of art and science.
Listen, read and think
Read the Para.4 and find out the answers to the reading comprehensions.
What inspired Mick Pearce to design the Eastgate Centre in the way he did
A. A nature documentary about termites.
B. A desire to reduce energy consumption.
C. Traditional Zimbabwean architecture.
D. The need for a new shopping center in Harare.
Read the Para.4 and find out the answers to the reading comprehensions.
How does the Eastgate Centre's design contribute to energy efficiency
A. By using traditional air conditioning and heating systems.
B. By incorporating solar panels into its structure.
C. By allowing for natural ventilation and temperature regulation.
D. By covering the building in a layer of insulating material.
Listen, read and think
Read the Para.5 and find out the answers to the reading comprehensions.
How do the panels on the Algae House function in bright sunshine
A. They reflect sunlight to reduce heat absorption.
B. They absorb sunlight to generate electricity.
C. They allow algae to grow and provide shade.
D. They automatically adjust their angle to maximize energy capture.
Read the Para.5 and find out the answers to the reading comprehensions.
What is the main advantage of using algae to power the Algae House
A. It allows the building to be self-sufficient in energy.
B. It creates a more aesthetically pleasing facade.
C. It eliminates the need for traditional heating systems.
D. It provides a natural cooling system without mechanical aids.
Listen, read and think
Read the Para.6 and find out the answers to the reading comprehensions.
What message does the author convey about achieving environmental harmony through building design
A. We must rely on advanced technology to solve environmental challenges.
B. We should look to nature for sustainable design solutions.
C. Simple organisms are not capable of providing lessons for human innovation.
D. Protecting the environment is not a priority in modern building design.
Think and Share
1. Which of the three buildings are you most impressed by why
2. If you were given a chance to design a building, what inspiration would you take from nature
Situated in the south of the Beijing Olympic Green, the National Stadium, also named the Bird’s Nest, served as the main stadium of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Occupying an area of 204,000 square meters, it has a seating capacity of 91,000, with 80,000 fixed seats and 11,000 temporary seats. The Stadium was designed by Swiss and Chinese architects, inspired by the study of Chinese ceramics.
The exterior of the Stadium is of pure steel structure, making it one of the world’s largest steel structures. Steel beams support and join each other into a grid-like formation, just like a bird’s nest with its interwoven branches and twigs. The special design makes the Stadium look like a bird’s nest or a cradle, the place to nurture a new life. It symbolizes people’s hope for the future. The novel but simple design makes the Stadium a special historic landmark for the 2008 Olympic Games. The main body of the Stadium has a design life of 100 years, with a high capability of resistance to fire, water, and earthquake.
After the Olympics, the venue becomes a facility of sports and recreational activities for the public. As an Olympic legacy, the Stadium has become a tourist attraction.
Nature
in
Architecture