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Which type of construction is based on the availability of materials and the climate?
Which type of construction is based on the availability of materials and the climate?
- Post and Lintel
- Cast Iron
- Vernacular architecture (correct)
- Bearing wall
What materials are commonly used for bearing walls?
What materials are commonly used for bearing walls?
- Stone cut from mountains
- Woods and mud-brick
- Steel and concrete (correct)
- Limestone and marbles
Which ancient structure is made of stone cut from mountains?
Which ancient structure is made of stone cut from mountains?
- Greece structures
- China structures
- Iraq structures
- Machu Picchu (correct)
What type of construction is characterized by two upright structures holding up a third member laid horizontally across their top surfaces?
What type of construction is characterized by two upright structures holding up a third member laid horizontally across their top surfaces?
Which material is exceptionally sturdy once it is molded into shape, although it is not malleable like steel?
Which material is exceptionally sturdy once it is molded into shape, although it is not malleable like steel?
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the countries with the primary material used in their vernacular architecture:
Match the countries with the primary material used in their vernacular architecture:
Match the following architectural elements with their descriptions:
Match the following architectural elements with their descriptions:
Match the term with its definition:
Match the term with its definition:
Match the following materials with their usage in construction:
Match the following materials with their usage in construction:
Flashcards
Vernacular architecture
Vernacular architecture
Architecture that evolves based on locally available materials and climate conditions.
Post and Lintel
Post and Lintel
Two upright structures supporting a horizontal member.
Cast Iron
Cast Iron
Strong when shaped but not easily reshaped once hardened.
Bearing wall materials
Bearing wall materials
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Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
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Study Notes
Types of Construction
- Construction types depend heavily on available materials and local climate, influencing design and methods.
- Regional adaptations lead to unique architectural styles.
Bearing Walls Materials
- Common materials for bearing walls include:
- Brick
- Stone
- Concrete
- Wood
Ancient Structures
- Ancient buildings, such as the pyramids or temples, are often made from stone sourced directly from nearby mountains.
Structural Systems
- Post-and-beam construction features two vertical members, or posts, supporting a horizontal beam laid across their tops, providing stability and strength.
Material Characteristics
- Once molded, concrete becomes exceptionally sturdy and strong, although it lacks the malleability of metals like steel.
Architectural Terms Matching
- Ensure definitions and terms are matched correctly for clarity in architectural studies.
Vernacular Architecture Materials
- Identify various countries by their primary materials, which often reflect regional resources and local building practices.
Architectural Elements Matching
- Familiarize with basic architectural elements and their descriptions to enhance understanding of structures.
Material Usage in Construction
- Understand the specific materials used for various construction purposes to inform building practices and material selection.
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