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WorksheetsARC test 4
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 58mins
whose key commissions were: blur buildings- swiss expo, high line-new york
Elizabeth Diller and Richard Scofidio
Sir Norman Foster
Frank Gehry
Zara Hadid
whose key commissions were: POMPIDOU CENTER, PARIS
Menil Museum, Houston TX
The Shard, London
Daniel Libeskind
Jean Nouvel
Richard Meier
Renzo Piano
whose key commissions were: Remodeling of Lyon Opera House and
Cultural and Congress Center, Lucerne, Switzerland
Jean Nouvel
Renzo Piano
Richard Meier
Daniel Libeskind
whose key commissions were: Guggenheim Museum- Bilbao, Experience Music Project, Seattle, Gehry house, Project note: , George Ohr Museum
Sir Norman Foster
Sir Norman Foster
Frank Gehry
Zara Hadid
whose key commissions were: Hong Kong Bank, Carre'd' Art-Nimes, France, London City Hall
Elizabeth Diller and Richard Scofidio
Sir Norman Foster
Frank Gehry
Zara Hadid
whose key commissions were: Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinatti, Vitra Fire Station
Zara Hadid
Herzog and De Meuron
Daniel Libeskind
Jean Nouvel
whose key commissions were: Gallery of Modern Art- London and National Olympic Stadium- Bejing- “the bird nest”
Frank Gehry
Zara Hadid
Herzog and De Meuron
Daniel Libeskind
whose key commissions were: Jewish museum, Berlin
Imperial War Museum, Manchester
Jewish Museum, San Fransisco
Denver Art museum
Freedom Tower, New York city
Zara Hadid
Herzog and De Meuron
Rem Koolhaas
Daniel Libeskind
whose key commissions were: Getty Center, Los Angelas, CA
High Museum, Atlanta, GA
The Atheneum, New Harmony, IN
Richard Meier
Renzo Piano
Jean Nouvel
Daniel Libeskind
Jean Nouvel is a (a) architect
zara Hadid designs buildings that look like they will (a)
the building industry contributes to (a) of all waste
(a) is the concept of orientation harmony with nature positive energy (chi)
Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk was the co founder of (a)
Federal civil rights law that prohibits the exclusion of people with disabilities from everyday activities
(a)
Abandoned, idled, or under-used industrial and commercial facilities/sites where expansion or redevelopment is complicated by real or perceived environmental contamination
(a)
A building that is located and constructed in a sustainable manner and that is designed to allow its occupants to live, work, and play in a sustainable manner
(a)
a style of architecture favored by the Ecole des Beaux-arts, characterized by symmetrical plans and the electric use of architectural features combined to give a massive, elaborate, and often ostentatious effect
(a)
Mosques designed for
(a)
arge freestanding timer gateway
(a)
is Japan's native formal religion
(a)
unadorned/structure is expressed
(a)
(a) architecture traditions important structures are made of timber (palaces, temples)
(a) is outer layer iroko wood inner layer of moveable glass louvers
(a) = brion cemetary (treviso italy)
Tado Ando was a (a) architect
tado ando was a self taught architect
true
false
(a) began as a carpenter apprentice
(a) traveled extensively to study architecture
tado ando combines _____ with traditional _____ aesthetics
(a)
Elizabeth diller was born in (a)
Frank Gehry was
born in Canada and moved to LA at 17
born in Canada and moved to LA at 20
born in LA and moved to Canada at 17
born in LA and moved to Canada at 20
frank gerhy associates with
door designs
building designs
furniture designs
landscape designs
frank gerhy graduated school at
(a)
frank gerhy graduated harvard in
(a)
frank gehry attend the school of architecture at
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
University of Southern California
UCLA
zara hadid tained as a
(a)
zara hadid was a
(a)
zara hadid was born in baghdad, iraq
true
false
zara hadid went to Graduate school at the A.A. (architectural association) in London
true
false
zara hadid associates with
colorful drawings
paintings
books
computer models
Herzog and De Meuron were (a) friends
Herzog and De Meuron practiced in
Florence, Italy
Rome, Italy
Basil, Switzerland
Paris, France
Rem Koolhaas was a (a) born in Rotterdam
Daniel Libeskind gained US citizenship in (a)
Daniel Libeskind was born in
Lodz, Polland
Basil, Switzerland
Baghdad, Iraq
Manchester, England
an example of new urbanism in Starkville is
(a)
A type of compact neighborhood design pioneered by Miami architects Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk. New urbanism replaces the typical suburban subdivision with more diverse environments which mix residential and commercial buildings hypothetically providing a walkable community where people live, work and play
(a)
(a) designed the cotton distric
dan camp was a
designer
builder
developer
architect
Is damaging the environment both directly and indirectly. This happens through rampant consumption of raw land, and the fossil fuels required for people to drive to these remote places
(a)
Muslims (moors) came to Spain 8thC
Looked to ancient Roman architecture
(a)
Art based on flowers, geometric shapes, arabic script Islam and architecture
No figurative (represent people) art on walls
(a)
japanese architecture had (a) with nature
Japanese architecture had traditions with ___ and ___
(a)
what was used for Paper screens as walls, tile roofs, straw mats, plaster finish
(a)
walls are ___
modular
made of wood supports
flexible system
unflexible system
(a) architecture used wooden beams/columns
tea cermonys are for the (a) class
Preparing and drinking green tea according (a) rules
tea houses have
no decorations
furnishing
no distractions
color
whose key commision was this
(a)
what is this a picture of
(a)
who all designed freedom tower
Daniel Libeskind
David Childs
FAIA
Skidmore Owings
Merrill
what building is this
(a)
what is this a picture of
(a)
what building is this
(a)
what is this a picture of
(a)