Theory of Architecture Part 2

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which of the following is NOT a category of concern that an architect must consider according to the text

aesthetics

what does "functional zoning" primary refer to a building design

the arrangement of space based on their function

"geometry" in architectural design considerations encompasses

circulation, form and image

the "building envelope" refers to:

the building's exterior shell

which of the following is the design consideration related to a given locality

population density

what aspect of the sign is covered by "human factor"

perception and behavior

"hydrological conditions" in design consideration relate to:

water bodies and drainage

"metrological conditions" primary refers to:

the local climate and weather pattern

the term system and the architectural design refers to:

the building's mechanical and electrical components

what is a key aspect considered under "economics" in the building design

initial construction cost and maintenance expenses

what are the concern and issues of a building may be listed and addresses in design of conceptualization techniques of design

functional zoning, architectural space, circulation and building form, response to context, building envelope

are the category of concern that an architect must consider in conceptualization techniques of design

function, space, geometry, context, enclosure, systems, economics, human factors

what are the design consideration in a given locality under conceptualization techniques of design

population density, building bulk, width of streets, traffic condition and parking/loading requirements, land use plan and zoning ordinance, geological conditions, hydrological conditions, metrological conditions, environmental conditions, availability of basic utility systems

the image shows the

zoning plan

name the diagram

matrix diagram

this is used to determine the relationship of different spaces required for a project

matrix diagram

the image shows the

categories of species

the image shows the

schematic drawing

the human being is the most important entity in the universe. the world is perceived according to the values and experience of human being

anthropocentrism

human qualities are associated with non-human entities, events qualities such as form, values and emotions

anthropomorphism

the study of measurements of the human body

anthropometrics

an applied science concerned with the characteristic of people that need to be considered in the design of device and system in order that people and thing will interact effectively and safety

ergonomics

according to the greek philosopher like Thales, Heraclitus, Empedocles, and the Atomist, what is the relationship between man and the

man is part of the universe, sharing same elemental composition

The Sophists, and later Socrates, Plato and Aristotle, viewed man's role in relation to measurement differently than the earlier greek philosopher how did they view man

as the source of all measurement for all things, a free entity charting his own direction

Vitruviu's view on the relationship between building design and the human body can be summarized as

buildings should reflect the measurement of proportion of the human body

The study of the symbolic and communicative role of the spatial separation individuals maintain in various social and interpersonal situation and how the nature and degree of its spatial arrangement relates to the environment and cultural factors

proxemics

invisible boundaries surrounding the person's body into which intruders may not come

personal space

what are the example of acceptable infringments in personal space

shared spaces like lobbies, elevators and subways

an architecture that is easily modified or personalized without causing damage

soft architecture

what is one of the motivation behind personalization and personal

to express aesthetic days and better fit to the environment to one's activities

is a delimited space that a person or a group of a person uses and defends as an exclusive preserve. it is involves psychological identification with space

territory

what are the basic characteristic of territories

ownership or right to a place (land titles or deed of sales), personalization or marking of an area, right to defend against intrusion, serving a functions raging from psychological to self actualization

cultural bias

territorial variation

the ability of individual or group of individual to control their visual auditory and olfactory interaction with others. the ability to control interaction to have option and to achieve the desired level of interaction

the concept of privacy

what are the kind of privacy

solitude, intimacy, anonymity, reserve

the state of being free from observation by others

solitude

the state of being with another person but free from outside world

intimacy

the state of being unknown even in the crowd

anonymity

the state in which a person employs psychological barriers to control unwanted intrusion

reserved

what are the purpose of privacy

personal autonomy, release of emotions, self-evaluation, limit and protection communication

what is the range of distance for "intimate space"

1-18 inches

a distance of 2 ft would fall under which category of space

personal space

what is the minimum distance for public distance

12 feet

according to webster dictionary it is a system of continuous purposive activity of a specific kind

social organization

According to Richard Hall, does a collectively recognized system, with a relatively identifiable boundary and normative order, establish authority ranks?

Social Organization

what are the reciprocity between the built environment and behaviors spatial qualities of affording interaction

functional distance, functional centrality

what is the prerequisite of informal interaction

opportunities to see can be seen

are the collection points

nodes, elevators, lobbies, canteens

layout where it easy to maintain face to face contact

socio-petal space

layouts it is easy to avoid interactions

socio-fugal

theories of needs

Maslow's hierarchy of needs

the mental process by which knowledge is acquired

cognition

something that represents something by association, resemblance or convention, especially a material object used to represent something invisible or immaterial, driving its meaning from the structure which it appears

symbol

the science of lights

semiotics

learned association between object and an idea

meanings

results from the combination of form with a particular meaning

meaning of built environment

objects observe have innate qualities that makes them independent of the perceiver and the environment

gestalt

conditions in the environmental affects the way an object is perceived

ecological

recognize the role of experience, there exists a dynamic relationship between the person and environment, perception is also active rather than passive, perception governed by expectancies and predispositions

transactional

realize on the introspective analysis of individual

speculative aesthetics

what are the speculative aesthetics

sensory values, formal values, expression or associational values aesthetic, practical and negative

a property of perception in which there is a tendency to see parts of a visual field as solid, well defined objects standing out against a less distinct background

figure-ground

the environment as a set of stimuli

information theory

focuses on the meaning of elements of the environment and not on the patterns

schematic theory

literally relating architectural form with other objects or processes

analogy

what are the biological analogy in thematic or symbolic architectural concept

architecture based on anatomy, concept of organic architecture, parts of a whole, morphology : science of form, form, follows, function, influence of the environment

what are mechanical analogy of thematic or symbolic architectural concepts

scientific evolution and artistic evolution follows the same law, movement and function, collaboration in the possessive accumulation of technical knowledge, precise designation and expression of potentialities

what are the gastromic analogy of thematic or symbolic architectural concepts

the mass the combination of materials of strength, ideas sequence or plan, analysis of efficiencies, ghost beyond specific analysis requires intuition imagination a message amount of organizational skills

are the linguistic analogy of thematic for symbolic architectural concepts

eloquence and expression, emotions and experiencing emotions, vocabulary and compositions

abstract relationship

metaphors

meanings, issues, symbols going beyond program requirements

essences

stated requirements

programmatic

universal values, highest aspiration

ideals

what are the 3 principles of Vitruvius: it is a traditional definition of a good architecture

utilitas, firmitas, venustas

what is the one primary problems in private building architecture

providing optimum accommodation for the smallest sum of money

what is the primary problem in public building architecture

providing the maximum accommodation of a given sum

architectural beauty is primarily linked to

satisfying a need

who said the dictum: " Less is More"

Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe

the phrase "Less is More" associated with Mies van der Rohe, suggests i designed philosophy that

simplicity and functionality

Mies van der Rohe's comparison of a house to "a machine to live in" highlights which designs aspect

the precision and efficiency

In the international style, how should the structural frame related to the walls

the structural frame should be separateles identified from the space enclosing walls

why are flat roofs preferred in the international style

they allow for the possibility of using the roof as a garden

what is stated about interior accommodation for international style

it should be freely planned

what are structural concepts

by gravity, post & Iintel, arches and vaults, flying buttresses, domes, frames, tube construction, mushroom construction, stretched membrane, suspended system, stratification, prefabrication

light and color as a modifying element of space; artificial or natural, light can be manipulated by design to identify places and to give places particular character.

environmental theory of perception

who said the dictum: "Architecture is the masterly, correct and magnificent play of masses brought together in light does cubes, stones, spheres, cylinders or pyramids are the great primary forms which light reveals to advantage; they are not only beautiful forms but most beautiful forms"

Le Corbusier

each design component becomes an essential part of a whole such that when one is removed, the composition will be incomplete. architecture is a process that organized and composes various interrelated forces into unified whole

organic architecture

architecture can create as nature creates building can be seen as a living organism with functional processes. the overriding objective is to reach the ultimate evolution of a design so that it is perfect culmination of function, form and purpose within limit of budget, materials and so forth

evolutionary architecture

design takes off from the natural features of the site. concept is based on available resources

using what is there

applied science, the branch of knowledge that deals with the creation and use of technical means and their interrelation with life, society, and the environment, drawn upon such subject as industrial arts, engineering, applied science and pure science

technology

the art and science of shaping ornamenting and assembling materials in building construction

tectonics

aim was to unite art and technology under the purified aesthetic that remove all ornament and articulation from form and stresses the beauty of expresses function.

bauhaus

was considered a bourgeois decadence, if not an actual crime based on Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer & Josef Albers

ornament

the man of learning can be fearlessly looking down upon the troublesome accidents of fortune. but he thinks himself entrenched in defenses not of learning but of luck, moves in slippery paths, struggling through life unsteadedly and insecurely

The Ten Books of Architecture by Vitruvius

formulate the Laws of Ecology

Aldo Leopold

is a harmonious relation to land is more intricate and of more consequence to civilization than the historians of progress seems to realize, civilization is not as they often assume, the enslavement of a stable and constant earth

ecology

a human settlement is made up of five ecosystem elements which are interactive and interdependent with each other these are:

man, nature, shells, netwok, society

which interdisciplinary field, developed by Constantinos Doxiadis, studies and science of human settlements

ekistics

De Stijl, the Dutch artistic movement, is characterized by its pursue it of:

social renewal who ideal abstraction and a close relationship between architecture and fine arts

100

which of the following figures is NOT explicitly mentioned as associated with De Stijl

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