BRAH?

Filippo Brunelleschi

Filippo Brunelleschi

father of Renaissance architecture and introduced the study of drawing perspectives

The Frauenkirche

example of a hall church also known as the Church of Our Lady

Manila Post Office

Which is NOT a building by Andres Luna de San Pedro?

Garnier Opera House

famous for being the setting for the Phantom of the Opera. It is a mixture of Neo-Renaissance and Neo-Baroque

Retained the traditional Spanish tile roof, interrupted by 3 “California” gables on either side, which marked the entrances of the 3-storey building.

Which is not true about Gabaldon Schools?

Pradakshina

The rite of circumambulating in a clockwise direction an image, relic, shrine, or other sacred object.

Rococo/Rocaille

Highly decorated Renaissance Style

Brabantine Gothic

Type of a variant of gothic architecture in the Netherlands that is typical for the Low Countries (Benelux countries)

Guillermo Tolentino

Which of the following is not a national artist for architecture?

Roque Ruano

Engineer of Main Building UST

Scala Theater

Which of the following is not a work of Juan Nakpil?

Genius loci/Genii locorum

Spirit of a place

siding

meaning of tabike

Anda, Harmika, Medhi, Vedika, Sopana, Torana

Parts of a stupa

Amalaka, Mandapa, Antarala, Ardhamandapa, Gopurams, Toranas, Reservoir

Parts of a Hindu Temple:

Bulguksa

The oldest existing temple in Korea

Gopura/Gopuram

It is the main architecture feature of the wall that surrounds a Khmer temple.

Fleche

Slender spire rising from a roof

Helm roof

Four gables forming a pyramidal roof with 4 diamond-shaped sides meeting at the apex.

Ideal City

The concept of a plan for a city that has been conceived in accordance with a particular rational or moral objective.

Stupas (relics),Chaityas (prayer hall),Viharas (monasteries)

3 major features of Buddhist architecture

Antarala

Vestibule or the intermediate chamber. It unites the main sanctuary and the pillared hall of a Hindu temple.

Opus sectile

Kinds of marble mosaic patterns in Roman Architecture: produced geometrical patterns.

Opus Vermiculatum

Kinds of marble mosaic patterns in Roman Architecture: produced pictorial patterns.

Opus Spicatum

Kinds of marble mosaic patterns in Roman Architecture: produced the herringbone or chevron pattern.

Lingaraja Temple

Largest orissan temple

The Visvanatha Temple

A temple dedicated to Shiva; Its name means the “Lord of the Universe”

Muksteshvara Temple

A temple dedicated to Shiva; Its name means the “Lord of Freedom”

Bada

Lower portion of the human body, composed of horizontal mouldings ensuring stability of the structure.

Mastaka

Corresponds to the head portion of the human body.

Plinth

Base of a column

Basis villae

What is not a part of Domus?

Michaelskirche

It houses the family tree of Duke William

Wieskirche

An oval rococo church; the most celebrated Rococo church despite its simple exterior

a. Blue: sky/space b. White: cloud/air c. Red: fire d. Green: water e. Yellow: Earth f. All of the above

Five colors in Tibetan Buddhism

Dougong/Dugong

Unique structural component of interlocking wooden brackets - one of the most important elements in traditional Chinese architecture.

Mastaba

A broad pit below ground covered with a rectangular flat mound with sides sloping at 75°

Minoan

Aegean civilization of Crete under the legendary King Minos of Knossos

Cloisonne

The stones are framed all round with bricks

Stylobate

The top step of the crepidoma

TRUE

Buddhism were the primary philosophy and religion during the Three Kingdoms to early 18th century.

Lamassu

A celestial being from ancient Mesopotamian religion bearing a human head, symbolising intelligence, a bull's body, symbolizing strength; and wings of an eagle to symbolize freedom.

Vinta

Colorful Paraw in Zamboanga Sulu