CORREL TOA MARCH 20, 2018

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CO1. Identify principles of design by relating architecture to other art forms Which design principle provide direction movement of the eye?

rhythm

A primary element of design that has no direction

color

Principle of design that is based on repetitive elements

rhythm

Kind of architecture that reflects a combination of styles from various historical periods

eclectic

Philosophy based on the belief that the human being is the most important entity in the universe

Anthropocentrism

Vitruvius’ Threefold principles are;

utility, firmness, beauty

The unending sequence of numbers where the first two terms are 1 and 1 and each succeeding term is the sum of the two preceding is discovered by

Fibonacci

Is the arrangement of elements so that no part of a work overpowers the other, or seems heavier than any other part

Balance

Gestalt principle- tendency to perceive objects, or figures, as existing on a background.

Figureground

An anthropometric scale of proportions devised by the Swiss-born French architect Le Corbusier. It was developed as a visual bridge between two incompatible scales, the Imperial system and the Metric system.

Modulor

The term synonymous to golden proportion given during the Renaissance period when they discovered that the body and nature follows the same principle.

Divine proportion

When elements of a composition grow from a central line or are aligned around a central point.

Radial balance

color near each other in the color wheel

analogous color

Which architectural system involves space experience through time?

spatial

The principal identifying characteristic of form resulting from the specific configuration of a form’s surface and edges.

Shape

It is the degree of concentration and stability of a form which is dependent on its geometry as well as its orientation relative to the around plane and our line of sight.

Visual Inertia

Study of proportioning systems based on the dimensions and proportions of the human body.

Anthropometrics

In composition, it is established by equalizing the element forces in spite their differences.

Contrast

In the manner with which humans manage information and environmental stimuli, this is the resulting understanding achieved through perception, knowledge and reasoning.

Cognition

Relationships the eye makes with, between the size, shape, and tone of various objects or parts of a composition

PROPORTION

All parts must fit together in such a way that the composition will be disturbed if one element is removed.

Organic

CO2. Describe broader issues of architectural design process What is a statement of the measurable level of function of an architectural design?

performance requirements

What is the process of managing information preparatory to architectural design?

architectural programming

This is the phase of Architectural design devoted to documentation of conditions, in-depth analysis of needs and identification of goals and objectives of the design process

Programming

This is the phase of Architectural design devoted to the refinement and finalization of the design

Design development

This is the diagram wherein spaces are represented in shapes while linkages are represented by lines, to show the relationship of spaces, how circulation can be established and the efficient adjacency required to keep the design functional.

Adjacency matrix

This is the quantitative and qualitative description of spaces

Space programming

This is the study of the activities of all possible users of a building to be designed, including the spatial function, spatial ambiance, furniture and equipment and spatial dimensions related to such activities

Space programming

CO3. Assess proxemic requirements of space Which of the following is not a characteristic of territoriality

Common spaces

A relational concept, typically measured in terms of how far one individual is from the other

Proxemics

The ability of individuals to control their visual, auditory and olfactory interactions with others

social control

A ___ is a space often claimed with ownership and is defended when an unwanted encroachment takes place.

territory

The major factors that influence behavior are __.

biological, social and environmental

CO4. Assess current thoughts on architectural design. The Calatrava’s “Turning Torso” is a good example of personal analogy because

He compared the twisted torso to the building and ask the question what if I twisted my body, how will the structural system and appearance of the building be?

which of the following contradicts the design philosophy “Sustainability“

Maximalism

Which of the following is not a principle applied in modernism?

Regionalism

Which of the following design options does not reflect sustainability?

short building life-span

This is a post-modernist architectural movement with the intention of challenging formal preconceptions about building styles while integrating contemporary building construction and materials. Notable architects include Peter Eisenman, Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry and Rem Koolhaas.

Deconstructivism

He is a Chilean architect who was the Pritzker Architecture Prize Winner for 2016 who designed the UC Innovation Center of the Universidad Católica de Chile, but who is more popular for his innovative mass housing designs.

Alejandro Aravena

CO5. Apply the analytical tools in determining the relevance of architectural design theories to cultural development. The integration of vernacular architecture to contemporary design promotes __.

all of the above

A cult of the machine age and even a glorification of war and violence were among the themes of this Movement

Futurism

Internet cafes are an example of the architectural application of which of Maslow’s levels of needs?

social acceptance

CO6. Utilize the critical methods for analyzing design concepts in relation to national development. The use of renewable sources of energy such as solar panels, renewable materials such as lumber from commercial farming and the minimal use of natural materials thru reduce, reuse,recycle is

sustainable architecture

Community architecture is an approach where in users are engaged in the design process in order to __.

promote ownership

The use of vernacular architecture, technology and materials in building design and construction is a type of __

Sustainable design

This is a system of carbon taxing provided under the Kyoto Protocol wherein revenues collected were allotted for clean technologies and protection or rehabilitation of carbon sinks such as forests and swamplands.

Clean development mechanism

BU2 Quiz 100

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BU2 Quiz 100