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Why is it important to study architectural design theory?

• To understand the technical methods of constructing buildings.

• To understand architecture as a thought process that produces buildings.

• To study the history of architecture in depth.

• To master artistic skills in designing buildings.

What is meant by "designerly way of thinking"?

• A way of thinking that prioritizes technical data analysis.

• A way of thinking focused on experience, skills, and the art of planning.

• A scientific approach combining art and mathematics.

• An intuitive thought process without logical basis.

What is a "wicked problem"?

• A problem that is easy to solve with a technical approach.

• A problem that has a definite and defined solution.

• A problem with no clear formulation, involving conflicting values among stakeholders.

• A problem that can only be solved by experts in specific fields.

What is the primary goal of the first stage of the design process, Divergence?

• To expand the scope of the problem to find more diverse solutions.

• To create a suitable design pattern for final implementation.

• To reduce design alternatives and select the most optimal one.

• To ensure the proposed solution meets all initial criteria.

What are the main activities in the schematic design stage?

• Creating models, sketching, and developing design alternatives.

• Identifying technical issues in building structures.

• C. Testing concepts using advanced computer simulations.

• Conducting field surveys to determine design requirements.

Which one below describes force-based framework based on Philip D. Plowright:

• Leading to typology

• Leading to research and analysis to produce radical but rational innovations

• Focusing on the coherence of the central ideas

• Using past projects’ patterns and characteristics