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Who is the ancient Roman architect and critic known for giving three principles of architecture?
Which Roman architect, engineer, and author wrote the treatise 'De architectura' which is a handbook for Roman architects?
Who quoted 'Architecture is the mastery, correct and the magnificent play of masses brought together in light'?
Which structure illustrates the way architecture must embody the harmonious integration of interacting and inter-related parts into a complex & unified whole?
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Who was the American architect who designed one of the first skyscrapers in New York and the Woolworth building in 1911-13?
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What is the art and science or profession of planning, designing and constructing building in their totality taking into account their environment, in accordance with the principles of utility, strength and beauty?
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What does the word 'Architecture' originated from which means 'Great-Builder'?
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What architectural theory has become a part of our modern culture in architecture that is respected and still applied in modern design?
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What is a guide to understanding people’s appreciation, utilization and behavior inside built environment which are relevant to the design process?
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What is the most important building of Wright's late career?
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Study Notes
Ancient Roman Architecture
- Vitruvius, an ancient Roman architect and critic, laid out three principles of architecture.
- Vitruvius wrote the treatise 'De architectura', a handbook for Roman architects, engineers, and authors.
Architectural Quotes
- The quote "Architecture is the mastery, correct and the magnificent play of masses brought together in light" is attributed to Le Corbusier.
Architectural Principles
- The Pantheon illustrates the harmonious integration of interacting and inter-related parts into a complex and unified whole.
- Architecture is the art and science or profession of planning, designing, and constructing buildings in their totality, considering their environment, according to the principles of utility, strength, and beauty.
Notable Architects
- Cass Gilbert, an American architect, designed one of the first skyscrapers in New York and the Woolworth Building (1911-13).
Architectural Origins
- The word 'Architecture' originated from the Greek term 'arkhi-tektōn', meaning 'Great-Builder'.
Architectural Theories
- Vitruvius' architectural theory, which emphasizes the principles of utility, strength, and beauty, has become a part of modern culture and is still applied in modern design.
Building Design and User Experience
- Building design should take into account people's appreciation, utilization, and behavior inside the built environment, making it a crucial aspect of the design process.
Notable Buildings
- The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is the most important building of Frank Lloyd Wright's late career.
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Test your knowledge of the art and science of architecture with this multiple choice quiz. Choose the correct answers and assess your understanding of planning, designing, and constructing buildings.
