1. W rite a one-paragraph introduction to your project in which you...

1. W rite a one-paragraph introduction to your project in which you introduce Little Havanna, Fl. 2. What do you think the person or people who created it had in mind? 3. Describe it: Try a 2-column format where you list features of Little Havanna on the left and then go back and interpret the purposes of those features on the right. 4. Analyze it: What is the Little Havanna's purpose? How does it function at the site? What does the Little Havanna say about the people who use it? About the person who made it? What does Little Havanna say about the relationships among those who use it? Between the person who made it and those who use it? About the community it represents? How do Little Havanna users engage this object? What does Little Havanna teach you about the site/activity and its values, procedures, goals, etc.? How does Little Havanna relate to your purpose for observing the site? (Hispanic Community) What metaphor might you use to describe Little Havanna and its function? 5. find out the origin and date of your artifact, how and why it was commissioned and financed, and what it represents to community members. is part of a national commemorative or restoration movement, representative of architecture from a particular time, or typical of other similar communities?