ART 101: Introduction to Architecture

What is the primary focus of architecture according to the subject outline?

Which combination best describes the elements included in architecture?

What does the term 'Archi' in the word architecture signify?

Which of the following elements of architecture involves the analysis of spatial movement?

What aspect of architecture focuses on scale and proportion?

What does proximately in architecture refer to?

Which of the following best demonstrates the intent of the design process in architecture?

Which concept is NOT typically considered a part of architectural design principles?

Which theory involves analyzing facts in relation to one another?

According to the principles of architecture, what aspect is considered essential for a building to be effective?

Course Overview

Course titled ART 101, instructed by Arch. Myren C. Dorado.
Subject outline includes multiple modules focusing on architecture and design principles.

Subject Modules

Introduction to the Theory of Architecture.
Exploration of Elements of Design, Form, and Space.
Study of Kinesthetic Quality of Space and Circulation routes.
Examination of Anthropometrics, Scale, and Proportion in design.
Analysis of Chromatic Energy in Architectural Design.
Insights into Proxemics and concepts of Territoriality.
Understanding of Signs, Symbols, and Cultural Foundations in architecture.
Perception of Space as a vital element of design.
Overview of the Design Process in architectural projects.

Definition of Architecture

Originates from the Greek term "Architekton," meaning "great builder."
Combination of art and science dedicated to constructing spaces.
Focuses on conscious creation of functional environments using selected materials.
Architecture emphasizes technical efficiency alongside aesthetic appeal.

Legal Definition

As per RA 9266, architecture encompasses planning in totality while considering environmental impact.
Defined as the art, science, or profession of architectural design.

Theory in Architecture

Theory involves the analysis of facts and their interrelations.
Represents beliefs, policies, or procedures guiding practical actions in architecture.
Encompasses hypothetical scenarios or principles that inform architectural practices.
Must be scientifically plausible and generally accepted within art and science contexts.

This quiz covers the foundational concepts of architecture as outlined in ART 101. Topics include the theory of architecture, design elements, spatial qualities, and cultural perceptions of space. Test your knowledge of these essential architectural principles.