TUWA from david

Movement through space, conceived as the perceptual thread that links exterior and interior spaces:

Circulation

The proper and harmonious relation of one part to another or to the whole:

Proportion

The AT&T Tower by Philip Johnson and John Burgee is an example of:

Postmodernism

Example of Metabolist Architecture:

Nakagin Capsule Tower

Art Nouveau in Spain is called:

Modernista

Which can be used to achieve visual interest?

All the choices

Phase where client identifies a need for new or expanded activities:

Pre-design phase

Antonio Sant’Elia is associated with:

Futurism

Term for architecture that sympathizes with its environment:

Organicism

PICC by Leandro Locsin is an example of:

Brutalist architecture

Works of Albert Speer are examples of:

National Romanticism

Type of contrast: same shape and direction but vary in size:

Contrast to size

Type of balance that is subtle and harder to attain:

Asymmetrical

Forms grouped by proximity and common visual traits — configuration:

Clustered form

Bringing unrelated parts into proper relation for a unified composition:

Unity

Proponent of Eclecticism:

Louis Sullivan

The study of meanings:

Semantics

School and office are examples of what territory?

Secondary territory

NOT a public territory:

Intensive care unit

Opposites used to highlight size, texture, and color:

Contrast

Refers to the geometric qualities of forms:

Shape

The size of something compared to a reference standard:

Scale

A form transformed by altering one or more dimensions:

Dimensional transformation

Creates hierarchy and disrupts flow of space:

Vertical planes and elements

Patterned repetition or alternation of motifs:

Rhythm

Degree of concentration and stability of form:

Visual inertia

A line symbolizing excitement and jagged animation:

Zigzag

Classical, Romanesque, Gothic peaked during:

Mastery

Fibonacci sequence (1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21, ___):

34

Classical orders were based on:

Column diameter

Example of Archaic phase of architecture:

Egyptian architecture

A plane bounded by three sides and three angles:

Triangle

. Two points describe a ___ connecting them:

Line

Has 3 dimensions: length, width, depth:

Volume

NOT an applicable use of clustered forms:

Break surface into measurable textured units

Extreme abstraction of modernism; new modernism:

Deconstructivism

“Ready-made style” imported from the US:

International style

Example of International Style architecture:

860–880 Lake Shore Drive

NOT a visible structural element:

Roof

Result of gradual and uniform change in size:

Gradation

Category of proxemics according to space:

Fixed feature

Defined as the use and perception of social and personal space:

Proxemics

Semi-fixed space that brings people together for communication:

Sociopetal space

When a dominating factor exists in contrast:

Emphasis

Example of a sociofugal space:

Office cubicles

Style that mixes historical styles:

Eclecticism

Line characteristic expressing action and movement:

Diagonal

Allows horizontal travel from one point to another:

Corridor

Forms grouped together by proximity or common traits:

Clustered

Attributes of color include value, intensity, and:

Hue