INTRODUCTION TO ARTHEORY1

An english terminology that came from the Latin word “theoria” which means as the “mental scheme of doing something” or “method of doing”.

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Traces back to ancient Greek, where "arkhitekton" meant "chief builder" or "master builder". What is this?

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A Roman architect and engineer during the 1st century BC, wrote encyclopedically about architecture, known for his charmingly phrased dictum:

“Well building hath three conditions: Commoditie, Firmenes, and Delight”

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The building should be soundly constructed for permanence and security. What is its equivalent in the Vitruvian Triad called?

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The building should satisfactorily meet the requirements of the use for which it is intended, its elements must be arranged so as to secure an efficient and workable relationship between them. What is its equivalent in the Vitruvian Triad called?

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The visible elements of the building should be arranged in accordance with the principles of design composition. What is its equivalent in the Vitruvian Triad called?

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According to Vitruvius, especially in architecture, should embody the three principles of firmitas (durability), utilitas (utility), and venustas (beauty). These principles, known as the Vitruvian Triad, are considered essential for creating a successful and enduring structure. He calls the end result as (a)   ?