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MODA 3.3 VIDEO La Villa Savoye, Le Corbusier

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

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1.

How did Le Corbusier describe the Villa Savoye?

a)

A castle to live in

b)

A machine to live in

c)

A sculpture to live in

d)

A garden to live in

2.

What materials did Le Corbusier emphasize for the new architecture?

a)

Wood and brick

b)

Glass and marble

c)

Concrete and steel

d)

Stone and copper

3.

What did Le Corbusier reject in his architectural approach?

a)

Universal design principles

b)

Rational forms and lines

c)

Use of light

d)

Regional characteristics and historicist trends

4.

What is 'Le Modulor'?

a)

A type of building material

b)

A system of measurements based on human proportions

c)

A style of furniture

d)

A landscaping technique

5.

How many points are there in Le Corbusier's Points of a New Architecture'?

a)

Three

b)

Four

c)

Five

d)

Six

6.

What is the purpose of the pilotis in the architecture of Le Corbusier?

a)

Create a basement level

b)

Elevate the house above the ground

c)

Support the garden on the roof

d)

Divide the interior spaces

7.

What is the advantage of the terrace garden according to Le Corbusier?

a)

Provides extra living space

b)

Improves insulation

c)

Maintains moisture in the concrete

d)

Increases property value

8.

What does the 'free plan' allow?

a)

More windows

b)

Taller ceilings

c)

Freedom in the distribution of space

d)

Stronger foundations

9.

What is unique about the windows in Le Corbusier's design?

a)

They are circular

b)

They can run from one end to the other of the facade

c)

They are made of colored glass

d)

They are always vertical

10.

What does the concept of 'free facade' mean?

a)

The facade is load-bearing

b)

The facade is made of glass

c)

The facade is independent of the structural system

d)

The facade is always symmetrical

11.

Where is the main living space located in Villa Savoye?

a)

On the ground floor

b)

On the second level

c)

In the basement

d)

On the roof

12.

How does Villa Savoye relate to its natural environment?

a)

It blends perfectly with nature

b)

It contrasts dramatically with nature

c)

It is partially underground

d)

It is built around existing trees

13.

What influenced the design of the ground floor in Villa Savoye?

a)

The need for storage space

b)

The trajectory of the sun

c)

The movement of a car

d)

The shape of the lot

14.

What is the 'Promenade Architecturale'?

a)

A type of garden

b)

A sequence of architectural experiences

c)

A style of furniture

d)

A construction technique

15.

What is the main element that connects different levels in the Villa Savoye?

a)

An elevator

b)

A spiral staircase

c)

A ramp

d)

Stairs

16.

How does Le Corbusier treat the roof in the Villa Savoye?

a)

As a sloped roof for drainage

b)

As a flat surface for solar panels

c)

As a terrace garden

d)

As an extra floor for storage

17.

What is the purpose of the horizontal window in the Villa Savoye?

a)

Improve ventilation

b)

Create a frame for viewing the outside

c)

Support the structure

d)

Reduce heat gain

18.

How does Le Corbusier integrate the interior with the exterior in the social core?

a)

Through a large glass wall

b)

Using outdoor furniture inside

c)

Bringing plants indoors

d)

Through skylights

19.

What is the importance of the curved screen on the terrace of the Villa Savoye?

a)

Provides shade

b)

Acts as a barrier against the wind

c)

Proclaims a sense of freedom and liberation

d)

Supports climbing plants

20.

How does Le Corbusier's architecture reflect his ideological position?

a)

Through ornate decorations

b)

By using traditional materials

c)

Through order, clarity, and mechanical precision

d)

Through asymmetrical designs