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What is the total area of the building based on the given GFA?
What is the total area of the building based on the given GFA?
Which phase of the Architectural Design process involves interpreting design solutions?
Which phase of the Architectural Design process involves interpreting design solutions?
What is the primary purpose of Architectural Design?
What is the primary purpose of Architectural Design?
In the Architectural Design process, which step involves defining project requirements?
In the Architectural Design process, which step involves defining project requirements?
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What is a characteristic of the project site described?
What is a characteristic of the project site described?
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Which of the following best describes the term 'Synthesis' in the Architectural Design process?
Which of the following best describes the term 'Synthesis' in the Architectural Design process?
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What is the nature of the road that bisects the project site?
What is the nature of the road that bisects the project site?
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During the site evaluation, what are factors to consider?
During the site evaluation, what are factors to consider?
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What component is NOT included in the project requirements of an Architectural Design?
What component is NOT included in the project requirements of an Architectural Design?
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What is the slope percentage described for the road?
What is the slope percentage described for the road?
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Which of the following aspects is included in the objectives of the Architectural Design review?
Which of the following aspects is included in the objectives of the Architectural Design review?
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What does the outline for SET A include as a special cluster?
What does the outline for SET A include as a special cluster?
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In the design process, space programming is part of which phase?
In the design process, space programming is part of which phase?
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Which characteristic is NOT a focus in the Architectural Design process?
Which characteristic is NOT a focus in the Architectural Design process?
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What does the term 'RROW' refer to in the context of site evaluation?
What does the term 'RROW' refer to in the context of site evaluation?
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What is a key aspect of the function in project requirements?
What is a key aspect of the function in project requirements?
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Which of the following is NOT a primary property of form?
Which of the following is NOT a primary property of form?
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What method is described as subtractive in form transformation?
What method is described as subtractive in form transformation?
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Which spatial organization involves a central space with secondary spaces grouped around it?
Which spatial organization involves a central space with secondary spaces grouped around it?
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Which proportion method is represented by the ratio of approximately 1.618?
Which proportion method is represented by the ratio of approximately 1.618?
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What is a primary characteristic of clustered spatial organization?
What is a primary characteristic of clustered spatial organization?
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Visual inertia in the context of form refers to which of the following?
Visual inertia in the context of form refers to which of the following?
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What type of spatial relationship is characterized by overlapping spatial fields?
What type of spatial relationship is characterized by overlapping spatial fields?
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Which of the following statements about form properties is accurate?
Which of the following statements about form properties is accurate?
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Which of the following is not considered an essential tool for architectural communication?
Which of the following is not considered an essential tool for architectural communication?
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What is the primary purpose of the color wheel in architectural communication?
What is the primary purpose of the color wheel in architectural communication?
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In which type of drawing do lines radiate from a central point to represent depth?
In which type of drawing do lines radiate from a central point to represent depth?
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Which of these color mixing systems is primarily used for digital displays?
Which of these color mixing systems is primarily used for digital displays?
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What technique involves the use of variations in line weight to convey visual information?
What technique involves the use of variations in line weight to convey visual information?
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What does saturation describe in relation to color properties?
What does saturation describe in relation to color properties?
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Which type of pictorial representation has drawings oriented parallel to the picture plane?
Which type of pictorial representation has drawings oriented parallel to the picture plane?
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What aspect of a hue does the term 'value' refer to?
What aspect of a hue does the term 'value' refer to?
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Which digital technique is a significant advancement in architectural communication?
Which digital technique is a significant advancement in architectural communication?
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Which term describes a hue produced by adding black?
Which term describes a hue produced by adding black?
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Which of the following is a part of the architectural design process?
Which of the following is a part of the architectural design process?
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What is the purpose of feasibility studies in the architectural design process?
What is the purpose of feasibility studies in the architectural design process?
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Which design objective focuses on the profitability of the project?
Which design objective focuses on the profitability of the project?
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What feature is NOT typically included in the Gross Floor Area (GFA)?
What feature is NOT typically included in the Gross Floor Area (GFA)?
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Which of the following describes the primary slope direction of the project site?
Which of the following describes the primary slope direction of the project site?
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In project site features, what does RROW stand for?
In project site features, what does RROW stand for?
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What is the total lot area of the proposed residential project?
What is the total lot area of the proposed residential project?
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Which of the following describes the site development plan for this architectural project?
Which of the following describes the site development plan for this architectural project?
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Study Notes
Overall Structure of the Review Lecture
- Goals focus on comprehensive assessment to create excellent architects and prepare for the ALE.
- Objectives emphasize familiarity with essential terminologies, building types, architectural styles, and related visuals.
Architectural Design
- Defined as the art and science of creating spaces for human use and shelter.
- Design involves intentional creation aimed at specific ends.
Process of Architectural Design
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Stages:
- Problem identification: Understanding project requirements, function, activities, and budget.
- Analysis: Includes space programming and site evaluation.
- Conceptualization: Involves design concepts and philosophy articulation, focusing on form and space.
- Synthesis: Conducting research and feasibility studies.
- Interpretation: Development of schemes, site plans, and utility systems.
Key Elements in Problem Identification
- Example: A two-storey residential project on a sloped site with defined size, intended use, and client budget.
Site Evaluation Aspects
- Evaluates boundaries, lot shape, topography, sun/wind patterns, location of utilities, and adherence to regulations.
- Example: Rectangular lot with specific features such as a 32m east-facing frontage and a slight uniform slope.
Conceptualization
- Involves design concepts and mood boarding to finalize design philosophy, focusing on the articulation of form and space.
Properties and Organization of Form
- Properties include shape, size, color, texture, and visual inertia.
- Organization forms include centralized, linear, radial, clustered, and grid arrangements to create functional spaces.
Proportion and Spatial Relationships
- Proportional standards like the Golden Section (1.618) guide design.
- Spatial relationships explore how spaces connect, define, or relate through intermediary areas.
Architectural Communication
- Utilizes graphic tools to communicate design intent effectively.
- Advances in technology have led to a range of drawing techniques from 2D to 3D modeling and BIM software.
Essential Tools and Techniques in Architectural Communication
- Tools include various drawing instruments, scales, guides, media, and surface types.
- Techniques focus on line quality, types, weights, and rendering styles.
Color Theory Basics
- Color wheel includes primary, secondary, and tertiary colors.
- Color harmony types: monochromatic, complementary, analogous, triadic.
- Properties of color cover chroma, saturation, intensity, value, shade, and tint.
Systems of Pictorial Representation
- Types include projection drawings (orthographic, oblique, perspective), multiview drawings, and paraline drawings (such as isometric representations).
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This quiz covers the overall structure and processes of architectural design, including essential terminologies, building types, and architectural styles. It delves into the stages of design from problem identification to conceptualization and synthesis, aiming to prepare students for comprehensive assessments in architecture.
