Lesson 3-Systems & Structures –Stability & Balance in Architect

What is one key principle of structural stability?

• Stability relies on strong foundations, balanced proportions, and proper weight distribution.

• Stability relies on weaker foundations, balanced proportions, and proper weight distribution.

• Stability relies on strong foundations, unbalanced proportions, and proper weight distribution.

How do systems and structures work together in architecture?

Which is more important in architectural design: human convenience or environmental impact? Explain your reasoning.

Which of the following is NOT a principle of stability in structures?

• Proper weight distribution

• Balanced proportions

• Randomly placed support beams

• Strong foundational support

What is one thing you learned today that you can apply to real-world architecture?