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What is a variation of the golden section that’s based on a progressive series of numbers? (Ex. 1+1=2, 1+2=3, 2+3=5, ect…)
Fibonacci Series
Who wrote the 10 Books of Architecture in 1452?
Alberti
What did Alberti believe architecture is about?
Building with an idea
What did Alberti believe beauty is?
A harmony of all parts
What did Alberti base his permissible ratios on?
Musical intervals

What is the name of this structure designed by Alberti in 1470
Church of San Andrea

What was unique about the Church of San Andrea?
It was abnormally large
How did other Architects respond to Alberti’s 10 books of Architecture?
Disagreement, they began to make their own rulebooks
What is the name for urban homes for older social classes?
Pallazzos
What is the name for country homes and farms for the newer social class?
Villas
What’s something Palladio did to prove why his ideas about architecture are superior?
Personally measured Greek structures
What’s the name of Palladio’s book about architecture made in 1570?
Four books of Architecture
What idea of Alberti’s did Palladio not agree with?
Architecture should be connected to music; Palladio focused on what you could see
What Greek aspect of architecture did Palladio specifically write and study about?
Columns
What is the primary element to all columns?
Diameter
What are the only numbers columns can come in?
Whole and true
According to Palladio, architecture should use simple and clear proportions to create what?
Harmony and beauty
What was a feature Palladio was specifically interested in with this architecture?
Giant or colossal order

What is the name of this structure built by Palladio in 1560?
Villa Foscari
What is the first floor of Villa Foscari called?
Piano Nobile ( Noble Floor )
What is an element created by Michelangelo that Palladio used in Villa Foscari?
Broken pediment
What level did Palladio bring beauty to?
Residential
What is the first book of Palladio’s four books of architecture about?
Design and construction rules
What is the second book of Palladio’s four books of architecture about?
Rules for materials
What is the third book of Palladio’s four books of architecture about?
Marketing tools
What is the fourth book of Palladio’s four books of architecture about?
Functions as a “pattern” book
Who started the impact of the Grand Tour?
Palladio
What’s the name of Le Corbusier’s mathematical theory post-WWII
The Modular
What event happened that changed how Le Corbusier viewed architecture?
WW2
What are the 5 points of architecture Le Corbusier believed in pre WW2
Pilots, free plans, free facades, ribbon windows, and roof gardens
What is something Le Corbusier always liked to use in his architecture pre and post WW2?
Roof gardens

What is the name of this idea made by Le Corbusier in 1914?
Maison Domino
What is the name of this structure made by Le Corbusier in 1927?
Villa Garches
What mathematical idea did Le Corbusier like to stray away from sometimes pre WW2
Using the golden section strictly
What was the red series by Le Corbusier designed for?
Average Frenchmen
What was the blue series by Le Corbusier designed for?
Average American man
What idea did Le Corbusier apply to humans for his mathematical theory post WW2?
The golden section
What is the term that comes from interpreting Le Corbusier, who liked to use raw concrete?
Brutalism

What is the name of this structure built by Le Corbusier in 1952?
Unite D’ Habitacion Marseilles
Why did Le Corbusier only use concrete after WW2?
Mandated by French government
What was the idea behind Unite D’ Habitacion Marseilles by Le Corbusier?
A self-contained city
What was used to solve post WW2 housing and lack of land crisis?
Housing blocks