Essays on House

Martin Schweitzer. Nonenergy gains from the weatherization assistance program: A review of recent literature. Oak Ridge National Laboratory (US), ORNL/CON-484, 2002. The United States Department of Energy-funded Martin Schweitzer's publication of this report in 2002. Martin has authored other books, including An Evaluation of State Energy Program Accomplishments: 2002 Program Year...

The idea of "home" is extremely strong. Consumers also use spots, interior décor, design, and design to build an identity, a place that represents who they are and to establish a refuge, a safe escape from the outside world (Brule, 2012). The significance of the first encounter and the connection...

Charles Mackintosh's Hill House was a groundbreaking architectural achievement at the time. Mackintosh took a distinct approach to architecture, creating a complementary design by combining feminine and masculine ideas. Charles Mackintosh's house was a work of art. It embodied creativity and pioneered construction in modern architecture. The hill house isn't...

Miss Emily Grierson Miss Emily Grierson was a town jewel; she had a sense of duty to the town. Emily lived in a massive, square-framed house that had recently been painted white. The building was embellished with cupolas, spires, and scrolled balconies. Her house was on what was once the town's...

Trying to understand people has been one of the problems that has plagued people from all walks of life for years. We've been reflecting on our personal lives, noting that the influence of others has a significant impact on our lives. In any situation, an individual is not an island,...

In the drama movie, "Blue Velvet" The main character, Jeffrey, is portrayed as a curious person in nature who is also intelligent and sensible in his approach to daily life in the film. Jeffrey's inquisitive nature is on display as he discovers a decomposing ear in a vacant lot and immediately...

The Articles of Confederation The Articles of Confederation created a unicameral Congress. It had widespread powers which it could not exercise barring state compliance, which it rarely received, under the British rule. The troubles faced by the Congress and the nation beneath the Articles of Confederation are what led to debates...