CORREL TOA JUNE 20, 2018

38問 • 1年前

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CO1. Identify principles of design by relating architecture to other art forms A central line that bisects a figure into symmetrical components is called ___.

an axis

A condition of logical harmonious or legible arrangement in which each element of a group is properly disposed with reference to other elements and to its purpose is called __.

Order

A type of order wherein objects are arranged to create meaning is called __.

conceptual order

This is the process of changing forms through a series of discreet permutations and manipulations in accordance with a concept.

transformation

A type of order in which elements are positioned to create an arrangement of significance is called __.

hierarchy

The arrangement of spaces that create a time-space movement experience is the basis for ___.

circulation

The Human Scale of a space would have an effect on;

How we feel inside that space

Regular Forms are generally;

stable in nature and symmetrical about one or more axes.

In Interlocking Volumes;

The forms inter-penetrate each other

An Axis in built form can be used as;

a tool to achieve balance

Unsymmetrical Balance is;

an attempt to satisfy the eye without any effort to place equal masses at similar distances from the centre.

The golden ratio is also known as the

Fibonacci ratio

An architectural composition showing a visual order where in elements are arranged in repetitive pattern is called _.

rhythm

A combination of 2 to 3 closely related colors on the color wheel is called __ color.

analogous

It has been found out that colors with longer wavelengths create stronger stimuli for the human retina than colors with shorter wavelengths, hence the color blue is highly recommended to spaces where ___.

relaxation takes place

CO2. Describe broader issues of architectural design process This is the general statement that embodies the set of solutions for a given architectural problem

Design concept

This is the exploration of varying versions of a particular solution to an architectural requirement or architectural problem.

iteration

This is the part of the design process where in information on existing circumstances, requirements and concerns are studied and evaluated to create an understanding of the existing conditions to which an architectural solution is required

Analysis

This is a stage in the design process in which the analysis and design targets are integrated to come up with a set of design options.

Synthesis

This is the phase of Architectural design devoted to preliminary, conceptual, spatial and technical design solutions for the project

Schematic design

CO3. Assess proxemic requirements of space Perception of Space involves;

the whole pattern of nerve and brain response as well as the visual stimulus

What is the distance for embracing, touching or whispering (close phase – less than 6 inches (15 cm))?

intimate distance

An intimate distance is the space shared among _.

close family members

The Human Scale of a space would have an effect on;

How we feel inside that space

Which one of the following dimensions would be more comfortable for a space for 4 people to have an informal discussion?

Length – 3m, width – 2.5m, height – 3m

CO4. Assess current thoughts on architectural design. Which of the following stylistic, technical and cultural tags by Charles Jencks describes "high-tech” architecture?

ALL of the above

A nonrepresentational form or pattern that resembles a living organism in shape or appearance.

Biomorphism

Which of the following is not the characteristic of Frank Gehry’s building

idea of unity and harmony in composition

Large abstract forms, Sharp geometric designs , Glass-clad structures and traditional combining with modern elements are design characteristics of

I.M. Pei

The formulation of design concept from the inspiration of plants and animals such as the copying the tactile response of the makahiya leaves in the design of touch lamp or the water-repellent character of the taro leaves used as inspiration to paint materials

Bio-mimicry

Biotecture is known to be reflected on the works of

Calatrava

CO5. Apply the analytical tools in determining the relevance of architectural design theories to cultural development. Which of the following environmental perception theories is mainly focused in understanding the aesthetic preference of people based on what is new (significant deviation from current trend) and radical.

Collative properties

This environmental perception theory explains the need for nature-inspired spaces to refresh our minds after being overly focused in doing certain tasks.

Attention restoration theories

Preferring the Greenbelt shopping mall over the SM Megamall because of the former’s park-like setting is an example of which aesthetic theory?

contextual

CO6. Utilize the critical methods for analyzing design concepts in relation to national development. This is an approach in building design where a major aim is to minimize building construction and utilization’s carbon footprint by integrating energy efficient utility systems such as solar power generation, wind energy & rain water harvesting and (grey) water recycling.

Sustainable architecture

The master plan of Manila by Daniel Burnham was highly influenced by

City Beautiful Movement

The years after World War II was mainly devoted to the rebuilding of Manila, and the eventual transfer of the capital (and government offices) to Quezon city using the master plan drafted by __.

Juan Arellano and Harry Frost

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

Mat · 30問 · 1年前

BU2 Quiz 100