The Great Pyramids of Giza Dynasty IV (c. 2573 2454 BC)
(Western architecture before 1100 AD) and imagine that you are its designer and that you are writing a
project statement to explain how your design meets the challenges inherent in the project. In particular
you should focus on what architectural decisions you made during the design process and why. Here
are some suggestions of topics that you might consider addressing (note that there might be others as
they will vary from building): function, site, form, materials, constructional techniques, precedents,
style and expression. Focus on the questions that would be of interest to a reader of the same period /
culture trying to understand what was being proposed and why you designed it in the way that you did.
This is an opportunity to think about what issues were uppermost for the original architect. Do not
write in an old-fashioned language (or in Latin, Byzantine Greek, Medieval French, etc.), but in
clear and expressive modern English using your own words. Quotations should not be used and
citations should not be needed; an appropriate bibliography, however, should be appended.Need aProfessionalWriter to Work on this Paper?