18 Questions
What architectural style did Aalto's design philosophy eventually transition to?
Organic Modernist
What was the driving goal behind the Wolfsburg Cultural Center?
To provide a space for meetings and cultural activities
What characterized Aalto's material choices in his designs?
He chose materials based on the individual project's needs
What is a distinctive feature of the design of the Wolfsburg Cultural Center?
A central square surrounded by radiating spaces
What was the context in which Aalto's design philosophy developed?
Urbanization of industrial towns
What is a key aspect of Aalto's design philosophy?
Attention to physical and psychological user experience
What is the primary purpose of the roof gardens in Le Corbusier's design philosophy?
To regulate temperature and maintain moisture consistency
What is the main benefit of using pilotis in Le Corbusier's design?
To create larger rooms and flexible living spaces
What is the primary purpose of the horizontal windows in Le Corbusier's design philosophy?
To provide additional natural light
What is the main benefit of the free facade design in Le Corbusier's architecture?
To separate the exterior from the structural constraints
What is the primary purpose of the façade with a large number of smaller openings in the parliament building?
To enable efficient ventilation
What is the main feature of the parliament building's entrance?
A long road called the ceremonial drive
What was Charles Correa's approach to heating or cooling buildings?
Applying passive techniques
What kind of materials did Correa use for the façade of the building?
White and blue Carrara marble
What was Charles Correa known for in his architecture?
Applying modernist design principles
What did Correa design for the interiors of his buildings?
Furniture and lamps
What was Correa's focus in his design philosophy?
Passive techniques
What was Correa's approach to air conditioning?
Implementing smart shading
This quiz is about the architectural design and features of the Indian Parliament building, including its unique structure and design elements. It covers the building's layout, roofs, and ventilation system.
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