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Name
Class
Date
1.
First industrial designer and founder of modern objective industrial Architecture. Important tot he Jugenstril, and had students such as Mies Van Der rohe, Le Corbusier, Adolf Meyer, Jean kramer, and Walter Gropius
a)
Peter Behrens
b)
Max Berg
c)
Norman Foster
2.
Founded Bauhaus school, and leading architect of the international style
a)
Walter Gropius
b)
Eugene Freyssinet
c)
Jean Nouvel
3.
Appointed by Gropius as a master at the bauhaus
a)
Adolf Meyer
b)
Robert Maillart
c)
Herzog and Meuron
4.
Completed the first large-scale dome to be
a)
Peter Behrens
b)
Max Berg
c)
Frank Lloyd Wright
5.
Major Pioneer of prestressed concrete
a)
Walter Gropius
b)
Eugene Freyssinet
c)
Eero Saarinen
6.
Designed the three-hinged Arch and the deck-stiffened arch, and the beam less floor slab, and mushroom ceiling
a)
Adolf Meyer
b)
Robert Maillart
c)
SOM
7.
Last director of the bauhaus. Called his building "Skin and bones"
a)
Max Berg
b)
Frank Lloyd Wright
c)
Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe
8.
One of a number of Dutch Architect's who attempted to reconcile strict, rational scientific cost-effective construction against psychological needs and aesthetics
a)
Eugene Freyssinet
b)
Eero Saarinen
c)
JJP Oud
9.
Designed Einstein house/tower. Realized his ideas about the sculptural qualities of concrete, but forced to resort to plaster
a)
Robert Maillart
b)
SOM
c)
Eric Mendelsohn
10.
Designed Parliament buildings, Brasilia
a)
Oscar Nieyemer and Lucio Costa
b)
Peter Behrens
c)
Norman Foster
11.
Designed United States pavilion (Geodesic dome)
a)
Buckminster Fuller
b)
Walter Gropius
c)
Jean Nouvel
12.
Design Chrysler building
a)
William Van Alen
b)
Adolf Meyer
c)
Herzog and Meuron
13.
Designed Johnson wax headquarters
a)
Kenzo Tange
b)
Frank Lloyd Wright
c)
Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe
14.
Designed Dulles International airport
a)
Minoru Yamasaki
b)
Eero Saarinen
c)
JJP Oud
15.
Designed sears tower and lever house
a)
Cesar Peli
b)
SOM
c)
Eric Mendelsohn
16.
Designed Yoyogi national gymnasium
a)
Norman Foster
b)
CY Lee
c)
Kenzo Tange
17.
Designed World Trade Center
a)
Jean Nouvel
b)
Santiago Calatrava
c)
Minoru Yamasaki
18.
Designed Petronas Twin Tower Malaysia
a)
Herzog and Meuron
b)
Tom Wright
c)
Cesar Peli
19.
Designed Taipei 101
a)
CY Lee
b)
Peter Behrens
c)
Kenzo Tange
20.
Designed the turning torso
a)
Santiago Calatrava
b)
Walter Gropius
c)
Minoru Yamasaki
21.
Designer of Burj AL Arab, dubai
a)
Tom Wright
b)
Adolf Meyer
c)
Cesar Peli
22.
DDeinged 30 st. Mary, London
a)
CY Lee
b)
Norman Foster
c)
Adolf Meyer
23.
Designed Torre Agbar, Barcelona
a)
Santiago Calatrava
b)
Jean Nouvel
c)
Frank Lloyd Wright
24.
Designed Beijing national stadium
a)
Tom Wright
b)
Herzog and Meuron
c)
Eero Saarinen
25.
Ryugyong hotel, pyongyang
a)
Norman Foster
b)
CY Lee
c)
Baiksoosan Architects
26.
Architecture Characterized by mud brick construction with Pointed arches, domes, and barrel vaults, or variety of stone inlays and mosaics
a)
Chinese Architecture
b)
Japanese Architecture
c)
Islamic Architecture
27.
Islamic Corbelled squinches
a)
Muqarnas
b)
Vertical Axis to Allah
c)
Al Haram Mosque
28.
Islamic Architectural ornamentation using acanthus and split leaves, scrolling vines, spirals, wheels, and zigzags
a)
Arabesque moifs
b)
Horizontal Axis to Mecca
c)
Al Nabawi Mosque
29.
Repitition of Islamic geometric designs, demonstrating Islamic belief that there is unity in multiplicity
a)
Tesellations
b)
Masjid
c)
Dome of the Rock
30.
Axis reflected in attenuated domes on squinches, minarets, pointed arches, etc.
a)
Muqarnas
b)
Vertical Axis to Allah
c)
Al Haram Mosque
31.
Axis expressed in orientation of mosques and tombs and location of domes and qiblas in mosques
a)
Arabesque moifs
b)
Horizontal Axis to Mecca
c)
Al Nabawi Mosque
32.
A mosque or __ is a place of worship in Islam
a)
Tesellations
b)
Masjid
c)
Dome of the Rock
33.
Largest and oldest mosque in the world, as well as the holiest site in Islam
a)
Muqarnas
b)
Muqarnas
c)
Al Haram Mosque
34.
Second holiest site in Islam
a)
Arabesque moifs
b)
Arabesque moifs
c)
Al Nabawi Mosque
35.
Oldest extant works of Islamic Architecture, understood to be where Abraham prepared to sacrifice his son
a)
Tesellations
b)
Tesellations
c)
Dome of the Rock
36.
Open fronted Vault facing a court, large rectangular, barrel vaulted halls with Monumental arched openings
a)
Iwans
b)
Minaret
c)
Kibla
37.
A roadside inn where travelers could rest and recover from the day's journey
a)
Caravanserai
b)
Harem
c)
Madrassah
38.
Parts of mosque, niche oriented towards Mecca
a)
Mihirab
b)
Selamlik
c)
Saray
39.
Parts of mosque, raised platform for ceremonial announcements
a)
Minaret
b)
Mimber
c)
Iwans
40.
Parts of mosque, gateway
a)
Harem
b)
Bab
c)
Caravanserai
41.
Parts of mosque, courtyard of a mosque
a)
Selamlik
b)
Sahn
c)
Mihirab
42.
Parts of mosque, tower from which a call to prayers are made
a)
Kibla
b)
Iwans
c)
Minaret
43.
Parts of mosque, Women's or private chamber of a house
a)
Madrassah
b)
Caravanserai
c)
Harem
44.
Parts of mosque, Men's or guest's quarters
a)
Saray
b)
Mihirab
c)
Selamlik
45.
Parts of mosque, Axis oriented towards Mecca
a)
Kibla
b)
Minaret
c)
Mimber
46.
Any type of educational institution, secular, or religious
a)
Madrassah
b)
Harem
c)
Bab
47.
A castle, palace, or government building which was considered to have particular administrative importance in various parts of the former ottoman empire
a)
Saray
b)
Selamlik
c)
Sahn
48.
"Cube in Mecca"
a)
Madrassah
b)
Kaaba
c)
Mihirab
49.
Chinese architecture are oriented towards __
a)
East
b)
South
c)
West
50.
Most typical Chinese building, usually octagonal in plan, with odd numbers of stories (9 or 13), and turned up eaves
a)
Pai-lous
b)
Torii
c)
Chinese Pagodas
51.
Ceremonial gateway of Chinese architecture, serves as entrances to Temples and tombs or as monuments to eminent persons. Has 1, 2, or 3 openings
a)
Chinese Pagodas
b)
Torii
c)
Pai-lous
52.
Number of Bays in (Siheyuan) houses for emperor
a)
3
b)
7
c)
9
53.
Number of Bays in (Siheyuan) houses for prince
a)
7
b)
3
c)
9
54.
Number of Bays in (Siheyuan) houses for orindary citizens
a)
3
b)
9
c)
7
55.
Most famous of ancient Chinese buildings, 3700 miles long or 1/20 of the earth's circumference
a)
The great wall of China
b)
Minka
c)
Kan
56.
Influences from China, Korea, etc. Use of impermanent materials due to availability of wood and bamboo. Play for formality and spontaniety, and roof as dominant feature
a)
Islamic Architecture
b)
Japanese Architecture
c)
Chinese Architecture
57.
Shinto Temples are distinguished from Buddhist Temples by __ gateways
a)
Pai-lous
b)
Torii
c)
Torana
58.
Japanese Temples in square plan, mostly 5 storeys and 45 m in height. Virtually suspended around a central timber
a)
Islamic Architecture
b)
Chinese Architecture
c)
Japanese Pagodas
59.
Room size determined by tatami floor coverings of
a)
1/2 Ken x 1/2 ken
b)
1Ken x 1 ken
c)
1 Ken x 1/2 ken
60.
1 Ken = __ meters
a)
6 meters
b)
0.9 meters
c)
1.8 meters
61.
Japanese houses
a)
Minka
b)
Kan
c)
Bas-relief
62.
Walls are made of earth (adobe) or are sometimes totally composed of movable wooden doors
a)
Korean Architecture
b)
Japanese Architecture
c)
Chinese Architecture
63.
Korean Architecture is built according to the __ unit, the distance between two posts (about 3.7 meters)
a)
Minka
b)
Kan
c)
Torii
64.
Shrines were designed for congregational use, large groups of worshippers. Mouldings of bulbous character, restrained in character and extent
a)
Indian Buddhist Architecture
b)
Japanese Architecture
c)
Chinese Architecture
65.
Indian Buddhist architecture were painted wall decorations and __ as social records
a)
Chaityas
b)
Viharas
c)
Bas-relief
66.
Indian Monumental pillars standing free without any structural function. Circular and octagonal shafts
a)
Stambhas
b)
Viharas
c)
Chaityas
67.
Indian shrines or domical mounds, regarded as symbols of the universe
a)
Stupas
b)
Stambhas
c)
Viharas
68.
Assembly or prayer halls enclosing the stupas
a)
Chaityas
b)
Stupas
c)
Viharas
69.
Indian Monasteries, quadrangle surrounded by veranda
a)
Chaityas
b)
Viharas
c)
Stupas
70.
Indian architecture with central Shrine with a dome or Sphere cover, located on sacred mountains
a)
Hindu Architecture
b)
Jain Architecture
c)
Sikhara
71.
Indian Architecture with a small unit Shrine called garbha-griha
a)
Jain Architecture
b)
Hindu Architecture
c)
Sikhara
72.
Hindu architecture features spire-shaped __ roof
a)
Torana
b)
Garbhagrhiya
c)
Sikhara
73.
Hindu Architecture congregation halls
a)
Garbhagrhiya
b)
Torana
c)
Mandapa
74.
Indian gateway
a)
Mandapa
b)
Sikhara
c)
Torana
75.
Central part of Hindu temples, a small unit shrine
a)
Garbhagrhiya
b)
Sikhara
c)
Mandapa
76.
Filipino early earth fortifications
a)
ijang
b)
kota
c)
Treehouse
77.
Filipino early wooden fences
a)
kota
b)
kota
c)
Treehouse
78.
Of Italian renaissanec, famous for its sinking bell tower which sinks into the ground at a rate of an inch a year
a)
Laoag Cathedral
b)
Taal Basilica
c)
Quiapo Church
79.
Made of abobe stones, and of Earthquake baroque style. Restored by Francisco Manosa between 1971 and 1975
a)
Las Pinas Church
b)
Santo Domingo Church
c)
San Agustin Church
80.
Of Baroque style, made from Coral stones. Has the biggest number of murals on walls and ceilings and is the second oldest church in Bohol.
a)
Loboc Church
b)
Basilica Del Santo Nino
c)
San Sebastian Church
81.
Of Neo-Romanesque style, and was restored by Fernando H Ocampo sr., originally by Domingo De Salazar
a)
Taal Basilica
b)
Manila Cathedral
c)
Laoag Cathedral
82.
Located in IloIlo of Baroque Romanesque style, made from Adobe, limestone, coral, egg.
a)
Santo Domingo Church
b)
Miagao Church
c)
Las Pinas Church
83.
Baroque Revival style With various decorative elements, some Mexican in Origin, giving the facade a richness in Characteristic of Baroque. Designed by Severo Sacramento.
a)
Basilica Del Santo Nino
b)
Morong Church
c)
Loboc Church
84.
Mexican Baroque style, restored by Juan Nakpil and Jose Maria Zaragoza. Facade has distinctive twisted columns on both levels
a)
Laoag Cathedral
b)
Manila Cathedral
c)
Quiapo Church
85.
Baroque style, made from Adobe stones and designed by Juan Macias. Highlighted by Symmetry and splendor of the interiors with Tromp L'oeil, the choir seats carved in Molave with ivory inlays of beautiful chandeliers from Paris.
a)
Las Pinas Church
b)
Miagao Church
c)
San Agustin Church
86.
Neo-Gothic style, designed by Genaro Palacios. Only steel building church in the Philippines
a)
Loboc Church
b)
Morong Church
c)
San Sebastian Church
87.
Neo-classic style, designed by Don Luciano Oliver. Considered to be the largest church in Philippines and Asia
a)
Taal Basilica
b)
Quiapo Church
c)
Manila Cathedral
88.
Spanish modern style church designed by Jose Ma. Zaragoza, made from concrete
a)
Santo Domingo Church
b)
San Agustin Church
c)
Miagao Church
89.
Oldest Roman catholic church in the country. Earthquake baroque, by fray Juan De albarran
a)
Basilica Del Santo Nino
b)
San Sebastian Church
c)
Morong Church
90.
One of the UNESCO Church, made of bricks and located in Ilocos Sur. Nuestra Senora De La Asuncion Church
a)
San Sebastian Church
b)
Sta. Maria
c)
Santo Domingo Church
91.
Other name of Miagao Church
a)
Morong Church
b)
Santo Tomas De Villanueva
c)
Basilica Del Santo Nino
92.
Parts of the Spanish church, Main Altar
a)
Pulpito
b)
Altar Mayor
c)
Sagrario
93.
Parts of the Spanish church, Side Altar
a)
Kapilya
b)
Sagrario
c)
Altars Menores
94.
Parts of the Spanish church, Elaborated wooden panel behind the Altar
a)
Choir loft, above the entrance
b)
Pulpito
c)
Retablado
95.
Parts of the Spanish church, Tabernacle (lalagyanan ng ostya)
a)
Campanario
b)
Kapilya
c)
Sagrario
96.
Parts of the Spanish church, chapels
a)
Kapilya
b)
Altars Menores
c)
Altar Mayor
97.
Parts of the Spanish church, Coro
a)
Choir loft, above the entrance
b)
Retablado
c)
Pulpito
98.
Parts of the Spanish church, Bell tower
a)
Campanario
b)
Sagrario
c)
Kapilya
99.
Parts of the Spanish church, Pulpit
a)
Kapilya
b)
Pulpito
c)
Altar Mayor
100.
Main entry way
a)
Zaguan
b)
Puerta
c)
Meseta
101.
For Caroza
a)
Stairway
b)
Azotea
c)
Zaguan
102.
Stairway landing
a)
Caida
b)
Aljibe
c)
Meseta
103.
Mezzanine
a)
Pantry
b)
Vault
c)
Entresuelo
104.
Escalera
a)
Stairway
b)
Azotea
c)
Zaguan
105.
Ante-sala from stairs
a)
Caida
b)
Aljibe
c)
Meseta
106.
Dispensa
a)
Pantry
b)
Vault
c)
Entresuelo
107.
Open terrace
a)
Stairway
b)
Azotea
c)
Zaguan
108.
Water Cistern
a)
Caida
b)
Aljibe
c)
Meseta
109.
Entresuelo
a)
Pantry
b)
Vault
c)
Entresuelo
110.
Interior corridor
a)
Barandillas
b)
Media Agua
c)
Galeria
111.
Overhanging gallery
a)
Pasa Mano
b)
Baldozas
c)
Volada
112.
Fixed glass above the windows
a)
Calada
b)
Ventanilla
c)
Espejo
113.
Balusters
a)
Barandillas
b)
Media Agua
c)
Galeria
114.
Window sill
a)
Pasa Mano
b)
Baldozas
c)
Volada
115.
Carved Open screen
a)
Calada
b)
Ventanilla
c)
Espejo
116.
Secondary roof eave
a)
Galeria
b)
Media Agua
c)
Barandillas
117.
Floor tiles
a)
Volada
b)
Baldozas
c)
Pasa Mano
118.
Small window beneath the main window
a)
Espejo
b)
Ventanilla
c)
Calada
119.
Fixed glass above the windows
a)
Baldozas
b)
Pasa Mano
c)
Espejo
120.
Guidelines to establish Spanish Colonial settlement, has the main Plaza as the starting point of the town
a)
Ayuntamiento
b)
Puente Colgante Manila or Quezon Bridge
c)
Laws of the Indies
121.
Intramuros building for the mayor (City hall)
a)
Ayuntamiento
b)
Palacio Del Gobernador General
c)
Arrabeles
122.
Intramuros building for the Gobernador Heneral
a)
Palacio Del Gobernador General
b)
Arrabeles
c)
Ayuntamiento
123.
Extramuros, sub urban settlements
a)
Arrabeles
b)
Puente Colgante Manila or Quezon Bridge
c)
Tsalet
124.
First suspension bridge in the Philippines
a)
Palacio Del Gobernador General
b)
Puente Colgante Manila or Quezon Bridge
c)
Ayuntamiento
125.
Single story structure, first time where concrete was used
a)
Arrabeles
b)
Tsalet
c)
Ayuntamiento
126.
Urban planner of Manila who patterned after Washington DC plan
a)
Juan Nakpil
b)
William E Parsons
c)
Daniel Burnham
127.
Previous name of Roxas Boulevard
a)
Masonic Temple
b)
Manila Hotel
c)
Dewey Boulevard
128.
1st Concrete building in Escolta
a)
Manila Hotel
b)
Luneta Hotel
c)
Masonic Temple
129.
Oldest campus university, designed by William parson with use of California Mission style to juxtapose with the capiz winodw
a)
Philippine Normal University
b)
Luneta Hotel
c)
Lyric Theater
130.
Designed by Antonio Toledo, Doane, Harrington, and Arellano. Former legislative building in the Philippines
a)
National Museum of Fine Arts
b)
Manila Hotel
c)
Manila Jai Alai Building
131.
First American social club to be established in the Philippines for the exclusive use of the US military personnel. Designed by William Parsons
a)
Manila Army and Navy Club
b)
UST main building
c)
Ambassador Hotel
132.
Second hotel in Asia, of French Baroque style. designed by Salvador Farre
a)
Philippine Normal University
b)
Luneta Hotel
c)
Lyric Theater
133.
First hotel in Asia, and first with Elevator. Designed by William Parsons
a)
National Museum of Fine Arts
b)
Manila Hotel
c)
Manila Jai Alai Building
134.
First earthquake resistant building in the Philippines, of Renaissance revival. designed by Fr. Roque Ruano
a)
Manila Army and Navy Club
b)
UST main building
c)
Ambassador Hotel
135.
Considered to be the only first class movie house in town before
a)
Philippine Normal University
b)
Natividad Building
c)
Lyric Theater
136.
Considered as the finest Art Deco Building in Asia, until its demolition. Streamline modern style
a)
National Museum of Fine Arts
b)
Inglesia ni Cristo Cathedrals
c)
Manila Jai Alai Building
137.
1st sky scraper in the country (4 storeys)
a)
Manila Army and Navy Club
b)
The Church of the Risen Lord
c)
Ambassador Hotel
138.
Building applied with Beaux-arts
a)
Natividad Building
b)
Lyric Theater
c)
New Istana
139.
20th century geometric forms garnished with Gothic revival and baroque lines. Designed by Carlos A Viola
a)
Inglesia ni Cristo Cathedrals
b)
Manila Jai Alai Building
c)
Philippine stock exchange
140.
Protestant church located at the University of the Philippines campus in Diliman. Designed by Cesar Concio
a)
The Church of the Risen Lord
b)
Ambassador Hotel
c)
PBCom Tower
141.
Utilized architectural motif of golden domes and vaulted roods to echo brunei's Islamic and malay influences. Designed by leandro locsin
a)
Philippine Normal University
b)
New Istana
c)
Natividad Building
142.
All glass, grade A level building designed by Leandro locsin and GF and partners
a)
National Museum of Fine Arts
b)
Philippine stock exchange
c)
Inglesia ni Cristo Cathedrals
143.
Second tallest building in the Philippines. 52 above ground, and 7 below ground. Designed by Gabriel Formosa
a)
Manila Army and Navy Club
b)
PBCom Tower
c)
The Church of the Risen Lord
144.
Has a distinctive shape in its upper part, and this was emphasized by the presence of its ribbon design cutting diagonally through its facade. Designed by Casas & Kohn
a)
Philippine stock exchange
b)
PBCom Tower
c)
LKG Tower
145.
Art Nouveau building in Escolta
a)
Philippine stock exchange
b)
LKG Tower
c)
Mariano Uy-Chaco Building
146.
First National Artist for Architecture (1973)
a)
Leandro Locsin
b)
Pablo Antonio
c)
Juan Nakpil
147.
Second national artist for Architecture (1976)
a)
Pablo Antonio
b)
Jose Maria Zaragoza
c)
Carlos Baretto
148.
Third National Artist for Architecture (1990)
a)
Leandro Locsin
b)
Francisco Manosa
c)
William Parsons
149.
Fourth National Artist for Architecture (2006)
a)
Ildefonso Santos Jr.
b)
Tomas Mapua
c)
Antonio Toledo
150.
Fifth National Artist for Architecture (2014)
a)
Pablo Antonio
b)
Jose Maria Zaragoza
c)
Carlos Baretto
151.
Sixth National Artist for Architecture (2018)
a)
Leandro Locsin
b)
Francisco Manosa
c)
William Parsons
152.
First registered architect in the Philippines, founder and first president of MIT
a)
Ildefonso Santos Jr.
b)
Tomas Mapua
c)
Antonio Toledo
153.
First recipient of the pensionado program - a scholarship that allowed Filipino students to pursue university education in the US
a)
William E. Parsons
b)
Ralph Doane
c)
Carlos Baretto
154.
Designed Philippine Normal School
a)
Salvador Farre
b)
Juan Arellano, Tomas Mapua
c)
William Parsons
155.
Designed National Museum of Fine Arts/Legislative building
a)
William E Parsons
b)
Edgar Bourne
c)
Antonio Toledo
156.
Designed Manila Army and Navy Club and Manila Hotel
a)
William E. Parsons
b)
Ralph Doane
c)
Ralph Doane
157.
Designed Luntea Hotel
a)
Salvador Farre
b)
Juan Arellano, Tomas Mapua
c)
Juan Arellano, Tomas Mapua
158.
Designed Philippine General Hospital
a)
William E Parsons
b)
Edgar Bourne
c)
Edgar Bourne
159.
Designed Malacanang Palace
a)
William Coscolluela
b)
Ralph Doane
c)
Cesar Concio
160.
Designed Manila Central Post Office
a)
Antonio Sindiong
b)
Juan Arellano, Tomas Mapua
c)
Jose Zaragoza
161.
Designed the first Manila City Hall
a)
Gabriel Formoso
b)
Edgar Bourne
c)
Jorge ramos
162.
Designed Capitol Theater, with Zigzag moderne art Deco style
a)
Cesar Concio
b)
William Coscolluela
c)
Capitol Theater
163.
Designed Ingelsia ni Cristo Cathedrals
a)
Jose Zaragoza
b)
Antonio Sindiong
c)
Carlos Viola
164.
Designed Metropolitan Theater
a)
Jorge ramos
b)
Gabriel Formoso
c)
Juan Arellano
165.
Deseigned church of the Risen lord, a protestant church in UP
a)
Cesar Concio
b)
Juan Arellano
c)
Federico Ilustre
166.
Designed Meralco Building
a)
Jose Zaragoza
b)
Andres Luna De San Pedro
c)
Leandro Locsin
167.
Designed Philippine heart center, and Manila Golden Mosque, GSIS Building
a)
Jorge ramos
b)
Juan Nakpil
c)
Antonio Toledo
168.
Designed Robinsons Galleria
a)
Federico Ilustre
b)
William Coscolluela
c)
Juan Arellano
169.
Designed SM Megamall
a)
Leandro Locsin
b)
Antonio Sindiong
c)
Andres Luna De San Pedro
170.
Designed Central Bank of the Philippines, brutalism, and Asian Institute of Management
a)
Antonio Toledo
b)
Gabriel Formoso
c)
Juan Nakpil
171.
Designed the Quezon Monument
a)
Jorge ramos
b)
William Coscolluela
c)
Federico Ilustre
172.
Designed CCP, PICC, and Parish of the Holy sacrifice
a)
Cesar Concio
b)
Antonio Sindiong
c)
Leandro Locsin
173.
Designed the new Manila City Hall, and Cebu Capitol Building, National Museum of Anthropology
a)
Jose Zaragoza
b)
Gabriel Formoso
c)
Antonio Toledo
174.
Designed Manila post office and Jones bridge, Metropolitan Theater, and legislative building. Also planned the new Capitol city.
a)
Juan Arellano
b)
Jorge ramos
c)
Pablo Antonio
175.
Designed Perez-samanlillo building, Regina building, Crystal arcade
a)
Andres Luna De San Pedro
b)
Cesar Concio
c)
Leandro Locsin
176.
Designed Capitol, Avenue theater, UP buildings
a)
Juan Nakpil
b)
Jose Zaragoza
c)
Antonio Toledo
177.
Designed FEU University, Capitan Luis gonzaga (brise soleil) building
a)
Leandro Locsin
b)
Pablo Antonio
c)
Juan Arellano
178.
Designed PhilCOA, Coconut Authority, and Manila International Airport
a)
Antonio Toledo
b)
Frederico Ilustre
c)
Andres Luna De San Pedro
179.
Recreation of Mantional identity during Marcos era
a)
BLISS
b)
Vernacular Renaissance
c)
Palingenisis
180.
Model community for government workers, stands for bagong lipunan improvement of sites and services
a)
Palingenisis
b)
Vernacular Renaissance
c)
BLISS
181.
Style of coconut palace, National arts center, baguio convention center
a)
Palingenisis
b)
BLISS
c)
Vernacular Renaissance
182.
Style of PICC, CCP, Folk Arts, Manila Film Center, Batasang Pambansa, San Miguel building
a)
National Architecture
b)
Vernacular Renaissance
c)
BLISS
183.
Designed Manila Film Center
a)
Foiilan Hong
b)
Francisco Manosa
c)
Pablo Antonio
184.
Designed Batasang Pambansa
a)
Felipe Mendoza
b)
SOM
c)
Leandro Locsin
185.
Designed San Miguel Corporation Building, and coconut palace
a)
Foiilan Hong
b)
Francisco Manosa
c)
Pablo Antonio
186.
Post Modernism architecture in the Philippines, Asian Development Bank Headquarters, designer is
a)
Felipe Mendoza
b)
SOM
c)
Leandro Locsin
187.
Building designed by IM pei in the Philippines
a)
NAIA 3
b)
Essensa Towers
c)
World Trade Exchange
188.
Building designed by Michael Graves in the Philippines
a)
Pacific Plaza
b)
NAIA 3
c)
World Trade Exchange
189.
Building designed by Arquitectonica
a)
World Trade Exchange
b)
Essensa Towers
c)
Pacific Plaza
190.
Of high tech design, designed by SOM
a)
World Trade Exchange
b)
Pacific Plaza
c)
NAIA 3
191.
The first industrial designer and founder of modern objective industrial Architecture
a)
Peter Behrens
b)
Adolf Meyer
c)
Max Berg
192.
Founder of the bauhaus school
a)
Walter Groprius
b)
Adolf Meyer
c)
Max Berg
193.
Appointed by Gropius as a master at the Bauhaus
a)
Robert Mallart
b)
Adolf Meyer
c)
Peter Behrens
194.
Completed the first large-scale dome to be
a)
Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe
b)
Max Berg
c)
Walter Groprius
195.
The major Pioneer of prestressed concrete
a)
Le Corbusier
b)
Eugene Freyssinet
c)
Robert Mallart
196.
Designed the three-hinged Arch and the deck-stiffened arch, beam less floor slab, and mushroom ceiling
a)
Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe
b)
Le Corbusier
c)
Robert Mallart
197.
The last director of the Bauhaus. "Skin and Bones" Architecture. Associate with his fondness for the aphorisms, "Less is more" and "God is in the Details"
a)
Robert Mallart
b)
Le Corbusier
c)
Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe
198.
"The house is a machine to live in"
a)
Walter Groprius
b)
Robert Mallart
c)
Le Corbusier
199.
Homes of the Isneg boat people, pyramidal, removable sidings for special occasions
a)
Binuron
b)
Torogan/Marana
c)
Fale
200.
Houses of the Kalingam octagonal or rectagular
a)
Binayon
b)
Yakan House
c)
Binagiyan
201.
Ifugao house. Elevated and window less characterized by dominant Pyramidal roof
a)
Binuron
b)
Fale
c)
Torogan/Marana
202.
House of Kankanai, similar to ifugao.
a)
Binayon
b)
Binagiyan
c)
Yakan House
203.
Bontoc house, "house within a house".
a)
Yakan House
b)
Bontoc House
c)
Binayon
204.
House built for sultans and datus. Has panolong and okir carvings. With a Lamin (room for the sultans daughter)
a)
Fale
b)
Binuron
c)
Torogan/Marana
205.
House in Mindanao, rectangular, and protected by a high-pitch thatch roof
a)
Binagiyan
b)
Binayon
c)
Yakan House
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