Humans and Nature: The Sad Truth about the Relationship between Humans

Since the shift into the Holocene era with the rise of sedentism throughout various millenniums crossways six continents to present day human ingenuity, respect and attention towards the site gradually declined as technologies advanced human capability and chances of survival. Digging deep in time back to the transmitted hunter-gathering tribes of southwestern France in the Caves of Lascaux, where the site was the structure itself, shifting towards the Anasazi of Mesa Verde who created a structure utilizing the site, finally ending with modern day commercial chain buildings stamped onto decorate with neither respect nor consideration of born(p) landform and the grim outlook for the city of New Orleans, these sites offer insight to the nulling of human reverence to Earth as engine room replaces the necessity for natural provisions. Evolution among ideas and communities both on a communal and global scale show the rising ignorance of Earth throughout history. A lthough contemporary sites extravasate from this shift towards a product over placement, the overall generalization of architecture must recognize this change to shed light for a future of reinvesting in the earths protection and prolonging of humanity.Rewind the historical clock 19,000 years ago when anatomically correct, coherent humans first set out to alter the natural worlds many caverns and crevices such as in the Caves of Lascaux. In Paleolithic times when the formation of complex languages and cognitive skills replaced instinctive traits of nourishment, shelter, and procreation, so as well as did the formation of non-domestic ancestral sites. Archeologically, structures in prehistoric sites are either debunked as domestic or non-domestic, usually associating... ...history. Hurricane Katrina acts as a message to humanity across the globe, architecture must recognize this numbness and utilize the features of the Earth to rekindle light for a future within Earths protecti on and prolonging of humanity. working CitedIngersoll, Kostof. . World Architecture, A Cross-Cultural History. New York Oxford UniversityPress, USA, 2013. print.Varien, M. . Sedentism and Mobility in a Social Landscape Mesa Verde & Beyond. ArizonaThe University of Arizona Press, USA, 1999. print.Venturi et al. . LEARNING FROM LAS VEGAS THE FORGOrIEN SYMBOUSM OFARCHITECTURAL FORM. Massachusetts The MIT Press, USA, 2013. print. Williams, R. . Keywords, a vocabulary of culture and society. New York Oxford UniversityPress, USA, 1976. print.1 The Citation referring to Brush and Turner comes from a cited source in Varien, Ms book.