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WorksheetsArchitectural Interiors Practice Review
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Worksheet time: 26mins
The art or profession of planning the design and supervising the execution of architecural interiors including their color schemes, furnishing, fittings, finishes, and sometimes architectural features
Interior Architecture
Interior Design
Architectural Interiors
Interior Decoration
What is NOT type of lighting?
Ambient Lighting
Task Lighting
Decorative Lighting
Mood Lighting
The deliberate use if light to achieve a practical or aesthetic effect
Decorative Lighting
Day lighting
Illumination
Accent Lighting
Refers to any light source that is produced by electrical means or by burning or heating materials
Natural Light
Sunlight
Day light
Artificial Light
Surface for reflecting light especially the device on a luminaire
Louver
Reflector
Diffuser
Refractor
What is the Characteristic of a Day Light?
The level of Illumination at a particular place and time.
it is a uni-directional and the light itself contains the full color
bright color and sharp forms with crisp shadows
An intense that, for an appreciable length of time after it has been removed visibility is lost.
Blinding Glare
Disability Glare
Discomfort Glare
Who said "Natural lighting is not flat. You feel the day going and the clouds moving. And then there's what daylight goes and you start turning on the light. Light makes the room alive."
Zaha Hadid
Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe
Renzo Piano
Le Corbusier
The modulation of light waves as they bend around edges of an obstacle in their path
(a)
A scattered reflection of light from an irregular surface or an erratic dispersion through a translucent material.
Difraction
Dispersion
Transmission
Diffusion
Most abundant and in many ways, the most desirable form of light available
Daylight
Artificial Light
Natural Light
Gloomy
Term used to describe the complete lighting unit.
Portable Lamp
LED Lamps
Luminaire
Decorative Lamp
Capable of transmitting light so that bodies situated beyond or behind can be distinctly seen
Tinted
Transparent
Opaque
Translucent
An Omni- directional and of a reduced spectrum creating a perception of flatness of bothform and color
Day Light
Sky Light
Sun Light
Counter Light
The light from the sky, reflected and diffused by air molecules
Sun Light
Day Light
Sky Light
Counter Light
The glass housing of an incandescent lamp
LED Lamp
Fluorescent Light
Bulb
Lamp
The sensation produced by any brightness within the visual field that is sufficiently greater than the luminance to which the eyes are adapted to cause annoyance, discomfort, or loss of visibility.
Adaptation
Stare
Glare
Opaque
The word used to describe light from the visible sun
Daylight
Sunlight
Natural Light
Skylight
The change of direction of a ray of light as it passes obliquely from one medium into another in which its velocity is different
Absorption
Diffraction
Scattering
Refraction
Dispersed from a irregular surface
Refraction
Diffusion
Diffuse
Transmission
The return of light striking a surface
Refraction
Diffraction
Diffuse
Reflection
Directed from a smooth polished surface
Diffusion
Diffuse
Specular
Diffraction
It produces discomfort but does not necessarily interfere with visibility or visual performance
Discomfort Glare
Disability Glare
Blinding Glare
Considered as a wave, similar to a radio wave or an alternating current wave, it has a frequency and a wave length.
LED
Fluorescent Light
Light
Accent Light
Which can be recorded on photographic film
Infrared
Ultraviolet
Camera
Light
Transmitting and diffusing light so that bodies on the opposite side are not clearly visible.
Transparent
Opaque
Translucent
Absorption
A graphic representation n of the total amount of area taken up by all the spaces on the floors of a building, arranged in layers floor-by-floor
Stacking Diagram
Bubble Diagram
Space Diagram
Architectural Diagram
Can feel as warmth on skin
Sunburn
Infrared
Ultraviolet
Optical Spectrum
Prescribe space plans, stacking diagrams/ section and computation of areas for the different activities and spaces to be integrated in a building project.
Interior Designer
Architect as certain the Client's requirement
Architect as specialist
Interior Decorative
s a collage or composition of images, visuals and other objects, often created for the purposes of design or presentation. Mood boards can help designers to figure out how to create unified styles or themes for a design project.
Scheme
Concept Board
Mood Board
Scheme Diagram
It is an in-depth analysis how physical space is used in structures. it considers the purpose of spaces and who will use them
Floor Plans
Space Planning
Bubble Diagram
Space Diagram
Any of various devices for producing light or heat
LED
Fluorescent Light
Bulb
Lamp
emerged in the 1970s as the description of a discipline that employs architectural theory, history, and principles in the design and creation of interior space.
Interior Architecture
Interior Design
Retrofit
Refurbishment
Which is NOT included in the step-by-step design process?
I. Design Consultation
II. Space Planning and Styling
III. Interior Elevation and Accessory
IV. Conceptual Development
I. II. III.
IV. I. III.
All of the Above
II. III. IV.
Concerned solely with decoration of "art" of a space including soft furnishing and color shemes.
Interior Architecture
Architectural Interiors
Interior Design
Interior Decoration
Light fittings combine to create the mood of this space
Ambient Lighting
Task Lighting
Accent Lighting
Decorative LIghting
Variety of translucent materials for filtering glare from a light source
Diffuser
Reflector
Scatter
Louver
Represent the part of the Electromagnetic Spectrum visible to human eyes
Infrared
Ultraviolet
Light
Optical Spectrum
Providing something with a component or feature not fitted during manufactures or adding something that it did not have when first constructed
Rehabilitation
Refurbishment
Retrofit
Renovate
The regulating by the pupil of the quantity of light entering the eye
Opaque
Glare
Adaptation
Blinding Glare
Detailed planning and design of the indoor/ enclosed areas of any proposed building/ structure.
Retrofit
Theories and Principles
Architectural Interior (AI)
Architect as speacilist
it is who design the look/ style of a home's interior (usually all rooms)
Engineer
Interior Designers
Interior Decorators
Architect
The other implies a process of improvement by cleaning, decorating, and re-equipping. it may include elements of retrofitting
Refurbishment
Rehabilitation
Renovate
Retrofit
The process of making possible of compatible use for a property through repair, alternations and additions, while preserving those portions or features that convey what have been determined to be important
Renovate
Repair
Retrofit
Rehabilitation
Refers to the process of returning something to a good stone of repair
Renovate
Retrofit
Refurbishment
Rehabilitation
Refers to the movable objects intended to support various human activities.
Furnitures
Appliances
Fixtures
Cabinets
It reduces visibility or impairs visual performance, often accompanied by discomfort.
Discomfort Glare
Blinding Glare
Disability Glare
Impenetrable to light
Transparent
Opaque
Translucent
Glare
A piece of equipment or furniture that is fixed position in a building or vehicle.
Cabinets
Furniture
Tables and Chairs
Fixture
finned or vaned device for controlling the radiation
Louver
Refractor
Reflector
Diffuser
Selection of interior materials, finishes, furnishing, textiles, drapery/window treatments, paint color, wallpaper and accents.
Interior Decorators
Interior Designer
Architects
Architect of specialist
