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Truth and Ethics

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 10mins

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1.

Which of the following is true about architects and their role in climate change, according to the article by Christine Murray?

a)

Architects have been responsive to the crisis and are taking steps to reduce carbon emissions in their designs.

b)

Architects are not responsible for carbon emissions, as their designs are simply responding to the demands of their clients.

c)

Architects have significant power over the use of materials and products, but many are lazy and unprofessional in their selection.

2.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a way to reduce carbon emissions in construction?

a)

Focusing on the firmness, commodity, and delight of a building's design over environmental concerns.

b)

Designing buildings with leaner structures and reducing wastage of materials.

c)

Using prefabrication and offsite construction to reduce the use of construction vehicles and generators.

3.

What is the main focus of the article?

a)

Piers Taylor of Invisible Studio believes that architects should continue to structure their values towards the commercial market

b)

The architectural community has a problem with its ethical responsibilities, but the blame should not fall solely on architects.

c)

Architects are no different from other artists, and the expectations from the public regarding their responsibilities are exaggerated.

d)

The Zaha Hadid's interview ignited a debate on the moral responsibility of architects.

4.

Which of the following statements is true according to the article?

a)

Architects should not be blamed for the outcome of construction projects since they are involved in as little as 10% of all new buildings.

b)

The architectural community has a problem with its ethical responsibilities, but the blame should not fall solely on architects.

c)

The public assumes that the architectural community is more pivotal to schemes than they actually are.

d)

Architects have no moral allegiance to society since they are artists.

5.

Which of the following is a view held by some architects and industry experts?

a)

The likes of Zaha Hadid need not be seen to be doing the right thing on the international stage.

b)

Architecture practices need guidance to avoid ethical pitfalls.

c)

Architects should not take an ethical stance on projects.

d)

Architects have no moral duty to society.

6.

Which of the following statements accurately summarises Julia Burden’s views on architects’ ethical responsibilities?

a)

Architects consider themselves free to design whatever their personal artistic urge leads them to.

b)

Architects should enjoy the glitz and applause of the new world order.

c)

Architects are no different from other artists and their responsibilities are exaggerated.

d)

Architects have the potential to promote the vision of undemocratic leaders by creating monuments to their power

7.

Who won the Royal Gold Medal 2023?

a)

Yasmeen Lari

b)

Balkrishna Doshi

c)

Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi

d)

Sumita Singha

8.

Which of the following is NOT a step in VLD's Design Methodology

a)

Divide

b)

Review

c)

Unite

d)

Accept

9.

Which of the following statements accurately summarizes Eugène Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc's views on contemporary materials and technologies in architecture?

a)

Contemporary materials and technologies contribute to making an architecture of originality and of the present day

b)

The use of contemporary materials and technologies in architecture is a form of Operative Deceits

c)

Architects must prioritize traditional materials and techniques in their designs

d)

The use of contemporary materials and technologies in architecture is a form of Structural Deceits

10.

What is the definition of "structural deceits" according to John Ruskin?

a)

Using materials that appear too weak or "emaciated" for their intended purpose

b)

The use of iron as a reinforcement for masonry

c)

Members, such as columns, that appear to serve a structural role, but do not

d)

The use of architectural forms that convey the intended structure

11.

What is the definition of "surface deceits" according to John Ruskin?

a)

The use of iron as a reinforcement for masonry

b)

Using materials that appear too weak or "emaciated" for their intended purpose

c)

Concealing primary structural members

d)

Painting one material to appear as if it were another material