30 Questions
What is the purpose of regulating lines in architecture?
To indicate the alignment of architectural elements
What is the basic unit of dimension in classical orders of architecture?
The diameter of the column
Which of the following is not one of the five classical orders of architecture?
Composite
According to Vitruvius, which of the following is not a parameter for the design of columns in classical architecture?
Color
What is the relationship between the diagonals of two rectangles in classical architecture?
The diagonals can be either parallel or perpendicular to each other
What is the classification of temples in classical architecture based on?
The intercolumniation (spacing between columns)
What is the simplest form of repetition in design according to the passage?
A linear pattern of redundant elements
How are the repetitive elements in design described to be grouped?
By size, shape, and detail characteristics
What does the passage state about the repetition of vertical supports in structural patterns?
They define modular bays or divisions of space
How are the rhythmic patterns in design described to be in the passage?
Legato and staccato
Which architect is mentioned in the passage as designing the Olympic Arena in Tokyo?
Kenzo Tange
According to the passage, what is the natural outcome of the way repetitive units are laid out in housing complexes?
The creation of rhythm
What is the primary function of the structural system described in the text?
To support the exterior wall planes
What does the curved form of the entrance foyer reflect?
The movement of the automobile
Which of the following is NOT a function of the circulation system described in the text?
To distribute sunlight to the spaces around the garden terrace
What is the purpose of elevating the main floor of the house?
To provide a better view and avoid humidity
Which of the following statements about the enclosure system is NOT true?
It supports the structural system
What is the purpose of the garden terrace?
To distribute sunlight to the spaces gathered around it
At what distance zone is it possible to focus on an entire face?
4 to 10 feet
Which distance zone is described as the zone where subtle nuances of meaning can no longer be picked up from the face or tone of voice?
10 feet to infinity
In which type of space are people encouraged to come together?
Sociopetal Space
Which architectural style was influenced by Mesopotamian brick and stucco techniques?
Moorish
Which architectural style is derived from Greek and Roman architecture principles?
Classical
Which architectural style is associated with Andalusia, Spain?
Alhambra
Which architectural style is characterized by a delicate balance of forces, with thrusts directed throughout a rigid structural lattice?
Gothic
Which architectural style is associated with lightness, swirling forms, flowing lines, ornate stucco work, and arabesque ornament?
Rococo
Which architectural style is characterized by the use of classical orders, round arches, and symmetrical proportions?
Renaissance
Which architectural style is characterized by monumentality, strict use of the orders, and sparing application of ornament?
Neoclassicism
Which architectural style is characterized by massive articulated wall structures, arches, and powerful vaults?
Romanesque
Which architectural style is described as more ornate than the Renaissance style and deliberate in its attempt to impress?
Baroque
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