SMVSTATE: mus3um of the h0me pt. 2

1000, just emerged from caves , decidied 2 live in houses

A central hearth is surrounded by multi-functional furniture made from wood & straw

this is at the museum of london in the barbican zone.

1630 when it was tough but free

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Upon reopening, a large rug covers the small window.

1695, stronger & fitter

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1745 - for own the world, develop barriers in society

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1780- 66 years earlier the museum building was completed as an almshouse complex

this is an example of the original almshouse interior.

1790- society is tight but expandin

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1830 - then there were chimneys with smoke filling the landscape.

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1870- things R available & more abundant

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redesigned when the museum reopened.

1890 - patterns r life

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1910- world is fascin8ing

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dated 1915 when the museum reopened.

1935- str8 lines & curves makes faster build times

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was 1937 & a crate was added when the museum reopened.

1965 when culture is wild & the world is @ war with itself , a battle of good & evil.

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1970/1976 - the museum reopened with a "front room" with african-caribbean inspired artifacts & decoration in place of the 1965 display.

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1998 when the world is freed & at peace

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These concepts unavailable in the actual museum R concepts based upon the Cross of Gold prophecy.

In 2021, the more vicious Covid 20 virus is replacing Covid-19. this has meant everything closing down & lifestyle based on pure sure survival while under extreme lockdown almost 2 the point of self-burial. Sarcastic Propagand posters fill the room all created at home where the public will have 2 spend 8 years constantly.

in 2050 where life is at the same stage as 750

Civilization has reset to zero which means instead of a carbon-negative smart house with A.I integrated as X-pected, The pre-medieval roundhouse has returned.

Primitive furniture & ditches can B seen, with a hearth usually in the center of the space.

2085

In this time, minimal furniture & perhaps a scroll & a cabinet is seen & a home in London is similar 2 an traditional example in Japan -instead of chairs people were seated upon their knees with a huge sense of art & creativity. Metal was rediscovered which meant crafting was large activity as well as mining given the hills of hardened soot from the Covid aftermath. Society resembles the Middle Ages (c.750-1400)

In 2110 there is a fascination with the altering hue of the atmosphere which caused experimentation such as this house with a fireplace in the centre betwixt the windows.

During a time of archaeology & superstition central heating was re-introduced & along with the blue skies, the home begins 2 resemble the examples in the late 20th century.

As substances such as Redstone became bountiful, the home became more complex & productive & suitable 4 any lockdown that is feared given the “Striking Calamity” that could occur @ any time as the virus was discovered since . Architectural design sometimes reflected the surviving remains of the Old Civilization. The seats above the radiator & the cupboard disguised as a fireplace reflect the creativity & ingenuity of the post-Covid world.