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Presentation I did with my group partner Alwayne Ritchie, for my Analyzing Trends class at Parsons.
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COMPARATIVE TREND ANALYSIS: 1950S - PRESENT
Alwayne Ritchie and Costina Iordache
THE ATOMIC FAMILY YARD OF THE 1950SStatus Symbol | Family Togetherness | Particularity | Leisure | Social Norm
THE PRESENT-DAY BACKYARD & GARDENSelf Sustenance | Privacy | Innovation | Organic | Space Utilization | Spirituality | DIY
COMPARATIVE MEANING BETWEEN ERAS Family Meaning | Suburb vs. City | Status vs. Environment | Control vs. Relationships
THE POST WW2|1950S B.B.Q GRILL
THE POST WW2|1950S LAWN MOWER
THE POST WW2|1950S CROQUET SET
THE PRESENT DAY LIVING WALLY
The Wally: An innovative way of growing plants when space is limited.
PRESENT DAY OUTDOOR LIVING ROOM
Today, the home extends itself to the outdoors and the differences between livingIndoors and outdoors becomes blurred.
PRESENT DAY OUTDOOR LIGHTING
Unique way of utilizing light, without harming the environment or using natural resources through the use of solar power.
THE EFFECTS OF CHANGE.
The desire for change and the fear of possibly uncontrollable circumstances cause humans to create new resources, utilize available resources and invent new ways of connecting with their outdoor spaces and other individuals.
Social Gathering &Gender Roles
Uniformity & Perfection
Leisure & Status
Utilization & DIY
Nature & Spirituality
Eco Friendly &Prolonged Interactions
PRODUCT ANALYSIS
FORCES AT WORK
Post WW2/1950s Present Day
.Gender Roles
.Conformity and Reputation
.Domestic Bliss
.Post-War Boom
.Consumerism
.Discovery
.Abundance of Natural Resources
.Sustainability
.Space Utilization
.Individualism
.Economic Restrictions
.Urbanization and the “New Suburbia”
.Globalization
.Depletion of Natural Resources
.TechnologicalAdvances
.Political Changes
.Preparedness
.Transitional Changes
.Fear
.Community
THE FUTURE OF BACKYARDSEco Awareness, Utilization of Space, Low-Maintenance, Indoor|Outdoor Connection
“Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future.” John F. Kennedy, 1917-1963
THE TRANSITION CONTINUES…