TOA2 - FINAL EXAMINATION

Which of the following terms refers to the beliefs and principles we follow?

• Aspiration

• Culture

• Values

• Functionality

What is the vital art in sustainability?

• Legibility

• Flexibility

• Durability

• Affordability

Which of the following BEST describes the term "legibility" in architecture?

• The ability of a building to adapt to changing needs

• The ability of a building to withstand wear and tear over time

• The ease with which a passerby can understand a building's layout

• The financial accessibility of a building project

Why is it FALSE to say that a successful building in terms of legibility, flexibility, durability, and affordability is "not sustainable"?

• These factors directly contribute to a building's long-term viability.

• Sustainability only focuses on environmental impact.

• These factors are irrelevant to the concept of sustainability.

• A building can be sustainable without considering these factors.

Which of the following architectural values is MOST directly related to a client's budget constraints?

• Legibility

• Flexibility

• Durability

• Affordability

An architect is designing a community center. Which of the following would be considered a "functionality" design principle?

• Choosing materials that are visually appealing

• Ensuring the layout allows for easy movement and access

• Prioritizing energy-efficient systems

• Incorporating local artistic elements

Which of the following statements BEST differentiates between the architectural values of "durability" and "flexibility"?

• Durability focuses on a building's lifespan, while flexibility focuses on its adaptability.

• Durability focuses on a building's appearance, while flexibility focuses on its usage.

• Durability focuses on a building's cost, while flexibility focuses on its size.

• Durability and flexibility are interchangeable terms.

How does art contribute to architecture beyond mere aesthetics?

• Art solely dictates the structural integrity of a building.

• Art only enhances the visual appeal of a building's facade.

• Art can express cultural values and historical narratives within a building.

• Art has no significant role in architecture beyond decoration.

Which of the following is NOT a common aspiration in architecture?

• Design Innovation

• Functionality

• Uniformity

• Sustainability

An architect is proposing a design that prioritizes unconventional materials and experimental forms. Which of the following BEST describes the aspiration driving this design?

• Sustainability

• Functionality

• Design Innovation

• Affordability