TOA1 - Handout 1: Primary Elements of Form

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Which of the following is NOT one of the three essential requirements of architecture

Economic profitability

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Vitruvius architectural triad consists of

Beauty, Function, Strength

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The act of thinking, discussing and writing about architecture

Architectural Theory

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Involves doing and making things, involves the use of actual building materials

Architectural Practice

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Which characteristic belongs to Architecture as Art?

Deals with emotions

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Which characteristic belongs to Architecture as Science?

Facts and realism

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Architecture is described as the manifestation of:

Man’s needs

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Which belongs under physical needs?

Self-preservation

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Which belongs under Emotional needs?

Self-expression

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Which belongs under Intellectual Needs?

Ethics

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In warm climates, plans are generally:

Open with patios and courts

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Influence of warm climate to structural elements

Thick walls with small openings

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Influence of cold climate to structural elements

Thick walls with large openings

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Influence of warm climate to protective elements (roof)

Flat or semi-sloped

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Influence of cold climate to protective elements (roof)

Steep

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Decorative moldings in warm climates are generally

Flat and shallow

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Which architectural period was dominated by church building activity?

Romanesque

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Cathedral building and fortified castles are associated with what period?

Gothic

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Public buildings and palaces became dominant during the

Renaissance

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Which period became associated with “ugly architecture” due to industrialization?

19th Century

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Which development significantly changed housing patterns during the 20th century?

Automobiles

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Prehistoric, Mesopotamian and Egyptian Architecture belong to which phase?

Archaic

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Gothic architecture belong to which phase?

Mastery

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Baroque and Art Nouveau belong to:

Decadence

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Trabeated architecture is also known as:

Post and Lintel

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Arcuated architecture is characterized by the use of

Arch and pier

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Gothic architecture is distinguished primarily by its

Pointed arch

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Which civilization perfected the post-and-lintel system?

Greek

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Flying buttresses are associated with

Gothic

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Roman architecture is best known for developing the:

Round arch and pier

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Contemporary architecture since the 1920s generally follows which philosophy?

Function and materials dictate form

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A point has

No length or depth

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A line is best defined as

Extended point

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Which line expresses repose and calmness?

Horizontal

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Which line is associated with Gothic architecture?

Vertical

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Which line symbolizes action?

Diagonal

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Which line is generally considered feminine?

Curved

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Which is NOT one of the primary shapes?

Pentagon

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Which is NOT one of the primary volumes?

Prism

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