A _______ refers to the quantitative comparison of two similar

things.

relative size of parts of an object compared to the whole

size of the object.

Greek Architect, Flourished by 5th Century BC

Known for his work on the Parthenon on

the Acropolis.

Name the given

Structure/Building?

2000 years after his death, he was later on known as god of

medicine and healing.

In greek Imouthes which means "He who comes in peace"

Egyptian architect, physician, and chancellor the Pharaoh Djoser,

Known for his multi-volume work

entitled "De Architectura"

Grand scale volumes, Simple geometric forms,

Dramatic columns Doric Greek or Roman detailing,

Domed or flat roofs, depending on style.

Name the given

structure/building?

a principle that a building or

a structure should be designed and determined by practical

considerations such as its purpose, functions, and materials.

Chicago architect Louis Pugin coined the phrase

"Form follows Function".

___________ began to be discussed as an aesthetic of minimalistic

approach rather than of design integrity.

“Look upon the marvelous works of nature, if you judge it to be an

atrocious act to destroy them, reflect that it is an infinitely atrocious

act to take away the life of man.”

Italian architect and painter, High Renaissance style in Architecture.

He served for Pope Julius II as a planner for the pope’s

comprehensive project.

Trained as goldsmith and sculptor,

In the year 1410, he rediscovered the principles of linear

perspective of the Greek and Roman.

EMPHASIZED RADICAL FREEDOM OF

FORMS & DISTORTION.

Deconstructivism was influenced by ________, a French philosopher

known for developing a form of semiotic analysis known as

deconstruction or deconstructivist theories.

“The message I hope to have sent is just the example of being

yourself. I tell this to my students: It's not about copying me or

my logic systems. It's about allowing yourself to be yourself.”

“Architecture is nothing but one of

many ways of communication.”

Name the given

structure/building?

the ancient Chinese art or practice of positioning objects or

structures so as to harmonize with spiritual forces. It was documented as

early as 960 B.C.

Name the given

Structure/Building?

characterized by generously proportioned rooms in typically three-story residences where families lived on the first two floors and servants occupied the smaller third story.

The Architect of the St. Pauls Cathedral?

Name the given

Structure/Building?

Italian architect, regarded as the greatest architect and most

influential individual of architecture in

16th-century northern Italy.

A designer, astronomer, geometrician, and

the greatest English architect of his time.

Indentify the given

structure/building

Identify the given

Structure/Building?