Architecture Projects Quiz

A management institute established in 1993, located in Goa.

A historic building in Mumbai built in 1922, remodeled in 1966.

An engineering university founded in 1964, located in Rajasthan.

The year an institution or organization was founded.

Design approach that focuses on environmental, social, and economic sustainability.

The process of restoring and updating a building while preserving its original design.

The growth of an institution's locations, often beyond the original site.

The influence of graduates on various fields through connections and initiatives.

A prototype for low-density urban co-housing focused on affordability and environmental impact.

Walls built using onsite soil and cement for water resistance, connecting contemporary and vernacular styles.

Buildings constructed with reinforced concrete and brick masonry, featuring elements like cantilevers and skylights.

A hostel featuring plastered brick masonry, reinforced-concrete slabs, and an external staircase.

A bookless library celebrating reading, emphasizing liberty and knowledge without limits.

Architectural feature of the Volontariat Homes; known for strength and aesthetic form using urban waste.

Mud houses built with fired mud bricks after construction for added strength.

Housing for homeless children built using innovative mud construction and designed for community support.

Inspired by Sacred Geometry, it promotes oneness of humankind.

A structure based on a nonagon utilizing 19 circles for design.

A design principle where dimensions follow the ratio of 1.618.

Architect known for environmental materials and community-based designs.

Built in Auroville, uses local materials creatively amid urbanization.

Pune house with exposed brick, concrete roof, and outdoor terraces.

Home using natural basalt and terracotta for vaulted roofs.

An award recognizing innovative architecture and design contributions.

A contemporary architectural approach blending traditional and modern elements, cost-effective, and climate-responsive.

Welcoming entrance resembling a typical South Indian Home, featuring courtyards and a low overhang.

Transitional spaces connecting indoors with outdoors, serving as movement spines around buildings.

An institute dedicated to sustainable development through training, research, and eco-friendly practices.

Development that meets present needs without compromising future generations' ability to meet theirs, focusing on eco-friendliness.

Prominent Indian architect and urban planner known for his contributions to architecture and urbanism.

Open spaces within the Dakshinachitra design that allow light and air, integrating nature into architecture.

Non-conventional energy options promoted by the Laurie Baker Centre for sustainable living.

Homes built with prefabricated ferrocement hollow blocks that can be assembled in 6 days.

Indian architect known for blending local elements with organic architecture.

A style that considers local climate and lifestyle while incorporating local craftsmanship.

Construction techniques that involve significant manual labor and craftsmanship.

Design elements like extended roof slopes, arched structures, and tree preservation.

A lodge built using local stone, featuring a distinctive triangular geometry in its design.

A central dividing line used for aligning the design of a structure.

A geometric form generator used for creating the layout and design of buildings.

Architecture that reflects local traditions, materials, and social conditions.

Pioneer of modern architecture in India known for regionalism.

Design principle focused on how a building's purpose shapes its form.

An influential design movement emphasizing simplicity and functional design.

A significant Hindu temple in Delhi designed by Kanvinde, emphasizing natural light.

Architectural style that considers local culture, materials, and climate.

A science museum opened in 1992 in Delhi aimed at education and exploration.

A prestigious civilian award in India, received by Kanvinde in 1976 for his contributions.