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HOA M-02 MODERN ARCHITECTURE 03

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Considered as the Father of Modern Architecture in the USA

a)

Louis Sullivan

b)

Otto Wagner

c)

Frank Lloyd Wright

d)

Peter Behrens

2.

Considered as the Father of Modern Architecture in Austria.

a)

Le Corbusier

b)

Otto Wagner

c)

Hendrik Petrus Berlage

d)

Peter Behrens

3.

Considered as the Father of Modern Architecture in Germany.

a)

Le Corbusier

b)

Otto Wagner

c)

Hendrik Petrus Berlage

d)

Peter Behrens

4.

Considered as the Father of Modern Architecture in France.

a)

Auguste Perret

b)

Otto Wagner

c)

Hendrik Petrus Berlage

d)

Peter Behrens

5.

Considered as the Father of Modern Architecture in Holland.

a)

Auguste Perret

b)

Otto Wagner

c)

Hendrik Petrus Berlage

d)

Peter Behrens

6.

Meaning Style was a modern art movement developed in the Netherlands in the early 20th century. It encompasses painting, architecture and design based in 1917 upon strict ideals of vertical and horizontal geometry.

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Cubism

d)

Impressionism

7.

What architect is Associated with De Stijl?

a)

None of them

b)

Jacobus Johannes Pieter Oud

c)

Gerrit Rietveld

d)

Both of them

8.

Proposed ultimate simplicity and abstraction to express a Utopian idea of harmony and order.

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

9.

Reduction of elements to pure geometric forms (i.e rectangular)

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

10.

Use of Gray, Black and White with primary colors.

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

11.

Forms and Asymmetry.

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

12.

Design Aesthetics - Emphasizes on function.

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

13.

Flat roofs, smooth facades, cubic shapes.

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

14.

Floor plans are open.

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

15.

Furniture is functional.

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

16.

Construction Method - Steel frame with glass curtain walls.

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

17.

Promoted principles of creative collaboration.

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

18.

Almost Fireproof.

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

19.

What movement is known for "New floors could be added easily."

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

20.

What movement is known for None-load bearing exterior walls.

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

21.

What movement is known for More interior rental space

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

22.

What movement is known for Large expanses of glass for exterior.

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

23.

A movement that came out of the influential German school founded by Walter Gropius (1919) in the early 20th century, which had a utopian aim to create a radically new form of architecture and design to help rebuild society after the ravages of World War I.

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

24.

When did Bauhaus relocated from Weimar to Dessau?

a)

1930

b)

1933

c)

1925

d)

1926

25.

Who is NOT considered to help the Bauhaus movement?

a)

Louis Sullivan

b)

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

c)

Marcel Breuer

d)

Walter Gropius

26.

What movement promoted new "rational" social housing for the workers?

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

27.

What movement rejected details such as cornices, eaves, and decorative details?

a)

De Stijl

b)

Bauhaus

c)

Chicago School

d)

Minimalism

28.

Created the world's first completely iron and steel-framed building in the 1800's

a)

Joseph Paxton

b)

Henry Hobson Richardson

c)

William Le Baron Jenney

d)

Louis Sullivan

29.

Tradition of Technical prowess and Aesthetic Boldness.

a)

Formalism Movement

b)

Bauhaus Movement

c)

De Stijl Movement

d)

Chicago School Movement

30.

They authored the book The International Style: Architecture Since 1922

a)

Henry-Russell Hitchcock and Philip Johnson

b)

Lewis Mumford and Philip Johnson

c)

Henry-Russell Hitchcock and Lewis Mumford

d)

Lewis Mumford

31.

Design Characteristic: Elements without decoration.

a)

Minimalism

b)

Formalism

c)

Brutalism

d)

Stucturalism

32.

Design Characteristic: Simple materials.

a)

Minimalism

b)

Formalism

c)

Brutalism

d)

Stucturalism

33.

Design Characteristic: Repetitions of structures represent a sense of order and essential quality.

a)

Minimalism

b)

Formalism

c)

Brutalism

d)

Stucturalism

34.

Design Characteristic: Natural light in buildings.

a)

Minimalism

b)

Formalism

c)

Brutalism

d)

Stucturalism

35.

Design Characteristic: Emphasizes form.

a)

Minimalism

b)

Formalism

c)

Brutalism

d)

Stucturalism

36.

Design Characteristic: Visual relationships between the building parts and the work.

a)

Minimalism

b)

Formalism

c)

Brutalism

d)

Stucturalism

37.

Design Characteristic: Lines and rigid geometric shapes.

a)

Minimalism

b)

Formalism

c)

Brutalism

d)

Stucturalism

38.

Design Characteristic: Monumental scale.

a)

Minimalism

b)

Formalism

c)

Brutalism

d)

Stucturalism

39.

Design Characteristic: Rugged reinforced concrete construction.

a)

Minimalism

b)

Formalism

c)

Brutalism

d)

Stucturalism

40.

Design Characteristic: Treats the structure of buildings as a system of living cells.

a)

Minimalism

b)

Formalism

c)

Brutalism

d)

Stucturalism

41.

Explored the fragmentation and distorts the walls, roof, interior volumes and envelope of a building in a sort of controlled chaos.

a)

Deconstructivism

b)

Post-Modernism

c)

High-Tech

d)

Stucturalism

42.

Evolved from the modernist movement.

a)

Deconstructivism

b)

Post-Modernism

c)

High-Tech

d)

Stucturalism

43.

Designers rebelled against the rational modernism.

a)

Deconstructivism

b)

Post-Modernism

c)

High-Tech

d)

Stucturalism

44.

Combined new ideas with traditional forms.

a)

Deconstructivism

b)

Post-Modernism

c)

High-Tech

d)

Stucturalism

45.

"machine-like" using steel, aluminum, and glass.

a)

Deconstructivism

b)

Post-Modernism

c)

High-Tech

d)

Stucturalism

46.

Pre-fabricated in a factory and assembled later.

a)

Deconstructivism

b)

Post-Modernism

c)

High-Tech

d)

Stucturalism

47.

Brightly Colored braces, girders, and beams.

a)

Deconstructivism

b)

Post-Modernism

c)

High-Tech

d)

Stucturalism

48.

Attempts to view architecture in bits and pieces.

a)

Deconstructivism

b)

Post-Modernism

c)

High-Tech

d)

Stucturalism

49.

Basic elements of architecture are dismantled.

a)

Deconstructivism

b)

Post-Modernism

c)

High-Tech

d)

Stucturalism

50.

No visual logic and unrelated, disharmonious abstract forms.

a)

Deconstructivism

b)

Post-Modernism

c)

High-Tech

d)

Stucturalism