3EME COURE

What does 'scale' refer to in architecture?

Scale refers to the relation of the size of the elements in the environment.

What is the role of 'perception' in architecture?

Perception shows the relations of different parts of the building and how they relate to each other.

What does 'perspective' focus on in architecture?

Perspective focuses on the mathematical and artistic aspects of architectural design.

What is a 'vanishing point'?

The vanishing point is an imaginary point where all parallel lines in reality intersect.

What does the 'horizon line' represent?

The horizon line is an imaginary line that shows the viewer's eye level and helps to position elements in a perspective drawing.

What is the 'illusion of depth' in architecture?

The illusion of depth is created by using a vanishing point, horizon line, and reducing the sizes of elements to make them appear 3D.

What is the purpose of 'visual hierarchy' in architecture?

Visual hierarchy shows the placement and organization of elements in space to guide the viewer's attention.

What does 'visual readability' refer to in architecture?

Visual readability refers to symbols and signs that provide details, explanations, or information about a place.

What is the 'law of familiarity' in architecture?

The law of familiarity suggests that viewers are drawn to familiar shapes and patterns in design.

What is the 'law of simplicity'?

The law of simplicity states that simpler designs are often more effective and easier for people to understand.

What does the 'law of focus' entail?

The law of focus emphasizes the importance of directing viewers' attention to specific elements within a composition.