Spatial Architecture

What does GIS stand for?

• Geospatial Intelligent System

• Geographic Information System

• Geo Image Software

• Ground Imaging Sector

In architecture, GIS is mostly used for:

• Designing logos

• Site analysis and planning

• Making furniture layouts

• Software development

Which of the following best represents spatial data in GIS?

• Excel sheets

• Images only

• Vector and raster layers

• HTML code

What is the main advantage of using GIS in urban design?

• Faster blueprint drawing

• Real-time weather updates

• Spatial analysis of land use and planning

• Better elevation printing

In architecture, land suitability analysis using GIS involves:

• Soil testing in labs

• Manual surveys

• Mapping criteria like slope, soil, water access

• Using only satellite images

GIS helps architects to evaluate:

• Air ticket prices

• Terrain, sunlight exposure, and vegetation

• Vehicle brands

• Social media trends

Which of the following is an architectural application of GIS?

• Social network analysis

• Water quality assessment

• Heritage site conservation planning

• DNA sequencing

What is 'buffer analysis' in GIS useful for in urban planning?

• Increasing internet speed

• Creating margins in buildings

• Studying impact zones around features

• Drawing walls

Which GIS tool helps identify high noise zones for architectural planning?

• Slope analysis

• Proximity tool

• Soundscape mapping

• Histogram equalization

GIS is used in smart cities for:

• Drawing artistic murals

• PowerPoint presentations

• Urban infrastructure management

• Sound engineering