Architectural Appreciation - Test 4

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Brion Cemetery

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Who designed Brion Cemetery

Carlo Scarpa

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Who is Tadao Ando

He is a Japanese architect who was self taught, using concrete

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Who are Elizabeth Diller and Richard Scofidio

Recipient of the Genius Grant

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Blur Building

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Who designed the Blur Building?

Elizabeth Diller and Richard Scofidio

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Who is Sir Norman Foster

an architect with extensive travel in the US

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Hong Kong Bank

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Who designed the Hong Kong Bank

Sir Norman Foster

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Carre d’Art

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Who created the Carre’ d’Art?

Sir Norman Foster

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London City Hall

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Who designed the London City Hall

Sir Norman Foster

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Reichstag Dome

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Who designed the Reichstag Dome?

Sir Norman Foster

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Who is Frank Gehry?

He opened his own firm at 33

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George Ohr Museum

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Who designed the George Ohr Museum?

Frank Gehry

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Who is Zaha Hadid?

an architect who was trained as a mathematician. Known for making her creations “exploded”

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Who is Herzog and De Meuron

Childhood friendswho became renowned architects, known for their innovative designs and the Tate Modern in London.

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National Olympic Stadium, Beijing

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Who designed the National Olympic Stadium, Beijing

Herzog and De Meuron

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Who is Daniel Libeskin

He gained US citizenship in 1965

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Who designed the Freedom Tower?

Daniel Libeskin

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Fondation Cartier

Jean Nouvel

<p>Jean Nouvel</p>
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Institut du Monde Arabe

Jean Nouvel

<p>Jean Nouvel</p>
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Pompidou Center

Renzo Piano; an iconic modern art museum in Paris, known for its colorful exterior and use of industrial materials.

<p>Renzo Piano; an iconic modern art museum in Paris, known for its colorful exterior and use of industrial materials. </p>
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Beyeler Foundation

Renzo Piano

<p>Renzo Piano</p>
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New Caledonia

Renzo Piano; two skins. Outer layer is of iroko wood. Inner layer is of moveable glass louvers.

<p>Renzo Piano; two skins. Outer layer is of iroko wood. Inner layer is of moveable glass louvers. </p>
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The Shard

Renzo Piano; tallest building in the EU consisting of offices, restaurant, hotel, apartments, observatory

<p>Renzo Piano; tallest building in the EU consisting of offices, restaurant, hotel, apartments, observatory</p>
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Getty Center

Richard Meier

<p>Richard Meier</p>
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How has Chinese Architecture changed over time?

its principles persisted, revising over time

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What is Feng Shui

concept of orientation harmony with nature positive energy (chi) and spatial arrangement that influences well-being and prosperity.

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What is a major characteristic of chinese architecture?

utilizing wooden beams/columns, maintaining relationship with nature

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What are pagodas?

buddhist temples in china

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What is Japanese Architecture characterized as

traditions in wood and timber; paper screens as walls, tile roofs, straw mats, plaster finish

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What is a torri

large freestanding timber gateway

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What are mosques designed for?

communal prayer

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What is Islamic architecture based on?

No figurative art on the wall; art is based on flowers, geometric shapes, Arabic script

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Dome of the Rock

Shrine for pilgrims; includes glazed tiles on all surfaces

<p>Shrine for pilgrims; includes glazed tiles on all surfaces</p>
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What is Moorish Architecture

When Muslims looked towards Roman architecture with their own influences

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Mosque of Cordoba

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What is the integration of Indian architecture?

Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims, British

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Taj Mahal

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Mount Vernon

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Who is William Nichols

First State Architect for Mississippi

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Old Capital

William Nichols

<p>William Nichols</p>
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Governor’s Mansion

William Nichols

<p>William Nichols</p>
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What buildings did Reuben Harrison Hunt create?

Montgomery and Lee Hall

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What is the Beaux Arts

a style of architecture favored by the Ecole des Beaux Arts characterized by symmetrical plans and the use of architectural features combined to give a massive, elaborate, and often ostentatious effects.

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What did Theodore Link create?

Perry Cafeteria

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What did Overstreet create?

the YMCA building

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What is urban spawl

it damages the environment through rampant consumption of raw land, and the fossil fuels required for people to drive to these remote places

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What is green building

a building that is located and constructed in a sustainable manner and that is designed to allow its occupants to live, work, and play in a sustainable manner

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What are brownfields

abandoned or under use industrial and commercial facilities or sites where expansion is complicated by real environmental contamination

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The building industry contributes how much to all waste

20%

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What are reasons to utilize green building principals?

improve air quality, reduced consumption of virgin raw materials, waste reduction, consumer demand for environmentally friendly products

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What is the Americans with Disabilities Act?

federal civil rights law that prohibits the exclusion of people with disabilities from everyday activites

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What is New Urbanism

a type of compact neighborhood design pioneered by Miami architects Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-zyberk. It replaces suburban subdivision with a more diverse environments which mix residential and commercial buildings with a walkable community where people live, work, and play

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Seaside, Florida

Anders Duany

<p>Anders Duany</p>
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Rosemary beach, Florida

Andres Duany

<p>Andres Duany</p>
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Who is Samuel Sambo Mockbee

created the Rural Studio, he was an adjunct professor at MSU

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What was the first historic preservation ordinance

Charleston, South Carolina, 1931


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2nd historical preservation ordinance

New Orleans 1941

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The National Historic Preservation Act of 1966

established review of federal projects on historical properties

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Brion Cemetery
Designed by Carlo Scarpa.
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Carlo Scarpa
Notable for being buried at the Brion Cemetery.
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Tadao Ando
Famous for using concrete.
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Tadao Ando's training
He was self-taught in architecture.
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Elizabeth Diller & Richard Scofidio
Educated at Cooper Union, New York.
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Diller & Scofidio
Major projects include Blur Building and High Line, New York.
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Sir Norman Foster
Studied architecture at University of Manchester and Yale.
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Norman Foster's key building
Reichstag Dome in Germany.
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Frank Gehry
Studied architecture at University of Southern California and Harvard (graduate school).
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Frank Gehry's major work
Guggenheim Museum Bilbao.
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Zaha Hadid
Associated with the style of Deconstructivism.
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Zaha Hadid's key building
Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati.
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Herzog & de Meuron
From Switzerland.
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Herzog & de Meuron's famous building
National Olympic Stadium (Beijing), known as 'The Bird's Nest'.
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Rem Koolhaas
Wrote the important book 'Delirious New York'.
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Koolhaas building
Prada Stores.
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Daniel Libeskind
Born in Poland and became a US citizen in 1965.
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Libeskind's famous building
Jewish Museum in Berlin.
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Jean Nouvel
French nationality.
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Jean Nouvel project
Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris.
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Pompidou Center
Designed by Renzo Piano and located in Paris.
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The Shard
The tallest building in the EU, designed by Renzo Piano.
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Getty Center
Designed by Richard Meier in Los Angeles.
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Chinese architecture principles
Harmony with nature and use of wooden beams/columns.
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Pagoda
A Buddhist temple structure in China.
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Traditional Japanese architecture elements
Paper screens and tile roofs.
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Torii
A freestanding gateway at a Shinto shrine.
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Islamic architecture's wall decoration
Distinguished by no figurative art; based on flowers, geometric shapes, and Arabic script.
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Dome of the Rock
Located in Jerusalem.
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Mosque of Cordoba
The first Islamic structure built in Europe.
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Indian architecture influences
Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim, British.
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India's national architectural emblem
Taj Mahal.
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First building saved by preservation organization
Mount Vernon.
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National Historic Preservation Act
Passed in 1966.