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space
one of the elements of design and also referred to as volume
Euclidian architecture
which of the following is concerned with flat planes
a. non Euclidian architecture
b. Euclidian architecture
c. inert architecture
d. gravitational architecture
Non-Euclidian Architecture
includes elliptical, hyperbolic and fractal geometry realized through advanced technologies
anthropometrics
study of the measurements and capabilities of the human body
golden ratio
mathematical relationship used in sacred geometry especially in art and architecture
proxemics
intimate, personal, social, and public spaces are established by
kapwa
this filipino core value is apparent in the bayanihan concept of house building
organicism
philosophical concept that promotes harmony between nature, the environment and built architecture
biomimicry
imitates biological or natural strategies to create sustainable architectural solutions
postmodernism
it emerged in the 1960s and was a reaction to the formality and lack of variety in modern architecture so that elements of the historical styles were used or became inspiration in architecture
point, line, plane, volume
what are the 4 basic elements in architecture
a. pedestrian lane, emergency room; b. senior and pwd lane; d. hotel reception desk
design concepts for the programmatic concept of priority
a. pedestrian lane, emergency room
b. senior and pwd lane
c. parking, bus terminal
d. hotel reception desk
all of the above
design concepts for the programmatic concept of service grouping
a. air handling unit
b. satellite library
c. mechanical services room
d. vending machines area
A,B,C
circulation in architecture refers to
a. movement through space
b. the way people move throughout the building
c. the perceptual thread linking exterior and interior spaces in a structure
d. relationship of elements in the overall architectural design
perception in architecture
a subjective process influenced by the perceivers background and perosnl views; the ability to see hear, and respond to stimuli through the senses
false
true or false:
a child, an adult, and an elderly person have the same anthropometric qualities
ludwig mies van der rohe
less is more are the famous words of
proxemics
a theory of non verbal communication that states that human establishes the amount of space between themselves and others
24in/ 60.9cm
the concept of the body ellipse avers that the buffer space that a person has in the shape of an ellipse has a major axis of______________
modulor
the unit of measurement set by le corbusier that approximates the golden ratio
ken
In traditional Japanese architecture, the _______is both a unit of measure and a modular proportion system.
tatami mat
ken is based on ________ used to create balanced spatial harmony in japanese architecture
true
true or false
human space and territoriality vary from culture to culture
true
true or false
green architecture is sustainable architecture
biophilia
the human inclination to be with nature
le corbusier
according to __________ architecture is all about space, light and organization, and adopting a module that reflects the golden mean to achieve architectural harmony
true
true or false:
a folding door is the design concept for the programmatic concept of convertability
circulation
Movement through space, can be conceived as the perceptual thread that links
that exterior/interior spaces of a structure
proportion
The proper and harmonious relation of one part
to another of to the whole
postmodernism
The AT & T Tower designed by Philip Johnson
and John Burgee is an example of?
Nakagin Capsule Tower
Which of the following is an example of Metabolist architecture?
a. Nakagin Capsule Tower
b. Barcelona Pavilion
c. World Trade Center in New York
d. Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao
all of the choices
Which of the following can be used to achieve a visual interest?
a. Position
b. Aim at focus
c. Material
d. All of the choices
modernista
Art Nouveau in Spain is called?
pre design phase
It is a phase in architectural design wherein the client identifies a need to accommodate new or expanded activities.
futurism
Antonio Sant'elia is a proponent of which modernism?
organicism
It is used as a description of architecture that sympathizes with its environment.
brutalist
The Philippine International Convention Center by Leandro Locsin is an example of which architectural style?
national romanticism
The works of Albert Speer, are examples of which style
Contrast to size
. It is the type of contrast that refers to objects which may have the same shape and direction but may vary in size
Asymmetrical
the type of balance that is more subtle and elusive and is more difficult to obtain
clustered form
. Forms grouped together by proximity and with common visual trait. This is configuration of forms
unity
All the unrelated parts of an architectural arrangement are brought into proper
relation to each other so that a satisfactory unified composition is obtained.
louis sullivan
Which of the following personalities is a proponent of eclecticism?
a. Victor Horta
b. Vladimir Tatlin
c. Louis Sullivan
d. Marcel Breuer
semantics
the study of meanings
Intensive Care Unit
Which of the following is NOT an example of a public territory?
a. Park
b. Shopping Mall
c. Food Court
d. Intensive Care Unit
contrast
Opposites can be used to highlight, can also be applied in terms of size, texture,
and color.
shape
refers to the geometric qualities of forms
scale
The size of something compared to a reference standard or to the size of something else
dimensional transformation
A form can be transformed by altering one or more of its dimensions
Vertical planes and elements
This creates hierarchies of spaces and disrupts flow of space
rhythm
A unifying movement characterized by a patterned repetition or alternation of
formal elements or motifs in the same or a modified form.
visual inertia
degree of concentration and stability of form is
zigzag
A line that symbolizes excitement and jagged animation is?
mastery
The height of development of architecture as seen through the Classical, Romanesque and Gothic styles, took place during which phase?
34
The Golden Ratio, based on Fibonacci sequence (1,1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, __ )
column diameter
The Classical Orders were based on _______.
Egyptian, Mesopotamian
An example of Archaic Phase of Development in architecture
Classical, Romanesque, Gothic
An example of Mastery Phase of Development in architecture
Renaissance, Modern
An example of Decadence Phase of Development in architecture
triangle
A plane bounded by three sides, and having three angles
line
Two points describe a ___ that connect themes
volume
.___ has 3 dimensions such length, width, and depth.
It can be used to break the scale of a surface down into measurable units
and give it an even texture
Which of the following is NOT an applicable use of clustered forms?
a. They can be attaches as appendages to a larger parent form or space
b. They can be related by proximity alone to articulate and express their
volumes as individual entities
c. They can interlock their volumes and merge into a single form that has a
variety of faces
d. It can be used to break the scale of a surface down into measurable units
and give it an even texture
deconstructivism
It is the abstraction of Modernism to the extreme and mainly worked on the
principle of exaggeration of familiar motifs. It is also known as the New
Modernism.
international style
It is coined "ready-made style" imported from the United States
860 - 880 Lake Shore Drive Apartments
Which of the following is an example of an international style of architecture?
a. 860 - 880 Lake Shore Drive Apartments
b. Vitra Fire Station
c. AT&T Tower
d. Chrysler Building
ROOF (Protective element not structural)
Which is NOT a structural element of the visible structure?
a. Walls
b. Columns
c. Beam
d. Roof
gradation
It is the result of gradual and uniform change in size.
intimate
Which of the following is a category of proxemics according to space?
a. Fixed feature
b. Semi fixed
c. Informal
d. Intimate
proxemics
defined as the use and perception of one's social and personal space, such
as in seating and spatial arrangements
sociopetal space
A type of semi-fixed space that brings people together and stipulates involvement
in the process of communication
emphasis
When a dominating factor exists in contrast, this is called ___?
Compartmentalized office cubicles
Which of the following is an example of sociofugal space?
a. Compartmentalized office cubicles
b. Conference room with round table configuration
c. An open plan living- dining space.
d. Playground
eclecticism
It is a style that incorporates a mixture of historical styles
diagonal
Characteristics of lines that express action and movement.
corridor
That which allows horizontal travel from one point of the building to another
clustered
collection of forms grouped together by proximity or sharing of a common
visual trait
hue
The attributes of color include volume, intensity and ___