Architecture Exam #2 Concepts: Deconstructivism to Post-Digital Trends

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What was the significance of the 1988 MoMA Deconstructivist Architecture exhibition?

The break from Modernist stability toward fragmentation and instability.

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According to Mark Wigley, what creates space?

Through “inscriptions”—acts of drawing, designing, organizing.

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What question does Tschumi ask at Parc de la Villette to challenge architectural norms?

“What is a park?” — questioning typology itself

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What is the Jewish Museum in Berlin known for in terms of architectural meaning?

It translates Jewish history into spatial, symbolic form.

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What materials did Gehry famously use in the Gehry House?

Sheet metal, glass, chain‑link fencing.

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What does Eisenman mean when he says a building “does not have to look like it stands up”?

Function and structure don’t need to be visually expressed.

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What does Bachelard emphasize in The Poetics of Space?

Emotional, intimate experience of space (corners, attics, memory).

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According to Pallasmaa, how do we experience buildings?

Sequentially, through the senses over time.

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What is Zumthor’s primary architectural concern?

Material, atmosphere, and how a building is made.

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What does Steven Holl mean when he says a project succeeds when someone can “feel it before they can explain it”?

Architecture is understood through sensory experience before intellectual analysis.

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What is a diagram according to Deleuze and Guattari?

An abstract machine that constructs new realities.

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What is Koolhaas’s idea of “Bigness”?

Very large buildings behave like cities; program > form.

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What does MVRDV use as the starting point for design?

Data: density, statistics, land use, numbers.

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What are Mecanoo’s four “P’s”?

People, Place, Purpose, Poetry.

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What is UN Studio’s main generator of form?

Movement and circulation.

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What does Greg Lynn mean by “animate form”?

Form shaped by forces and motion, not static composition.

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What architectural idea does Deleuze’s The Fold inspire?

Continuous, curved, folded geometries (NURBS).

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What is Patrik Schumacher’s claim about parametricism?

It’s a new architectural style and paradigm.

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What characterizes Zaha Hadid Architects’ parametric work?

Smooth, fluid, continuous systems integrating structure + circulation.

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What shift defines Mario Carpo’s “Second Digital Turn”?

From digital standardization → algorithmic variation and mass customization.