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Reviewer Quizs

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Vitra Fire Station, located in Germany, was a rather linear building designed by this architect

a)

Zaha Hadid

b)

Frank Gehry

c)

Norman Foster

d)

Tadao Ando

2.

This concept refers to the intellectual and cultural climate of a particular era, influencing aesthetic style.

a)

Spirit of the Times

b)

Cultural Relativism

c)

Zeitgeist

d)

Artistic License

3.

Type of building envelope that allows for more natural ventilation but may lead to increased moisture issues and energy loss.

a)

Loose Envelope

b)

Tight Envelope

c)

Insulated Envelope

d)

Sealed Envelope

4.

The design technique that involves refining and evolving a concept by eliminating, combining, and improving initial ideas.

a)

Conceptual Development

b)

Idea Generation

c)

Prototype Testing

d)

Market Analysis

5.

It is an expression of a general idea or essence of something, rather than a literal reality.

a)

Abstract

b)

Concrete

c)

Literal

d)

Tangible

6.

The Louvre Pyramid, constructed from Glass & Steel in contrast with the Traditional Architecture of the Louvre, was designed by this architect.

a)

Frank Gehry

b)

I.M. Pei

c)

Zaha Hadid

d)

Renzo Piano

7.

Five (5) Stages of Design Analysis

a)

Design Analysis

b)

Tentative Solution

c)

Criticism

d)

Planning Process

8.

This operational process phase involves gathering abstract information and exploring creative possibilities to form initial design ideas.

a)

Conceptual Design

b)

Detailed Design

c)

Implementation Phase

d)

Testing Phase

9.

The Hearst Castle, known formally as La Cuesta Encantada and located in California, was designed by this architect.

a)

Frank Lloyd Wright

b)

Louis Kahn

c)

Julia Morgan

d)

Richard Meier

10.

Eduardo Calma's designs are defined by these elements and principles.

a)

Minimalism, Geometry, and a strong connection to Nature.

b)

Baroque, Asymmetry, and Urbanism.

c)

Futurism, Chaos, and Industrialism.

d)

Classicism, Ornamentation, and Technology.

11.

A project by Koichi Takada that embodies his vision of reconnecting the world with a more natural, intuitive, and conscious future.

a)

Urban Forest

b)

Green City

c)

Nature's Haven

d)

Eco Village

12.

The Sto. Domingo Church, located in Manila, was designed by this architect.

a)

Juan Nakpil

b)

Leandro Locsin

c)

Jose Maria Zaragoza

d)

Francisco Mañosa

13.

Eight (8) Architectural Design Values

a)

Spirit of the Times

b)

Color Theory

c)

Sustainability Practices

d)

Urban Density

14.

A historic landmark located at the Los Angeles International Airport, designed by Paul Revere Williams

a)

The Theme Building

b)

The Eiffel Tower

c)

The Statue of Liberty

d)

The Golden Gate Bridge

15.

Five (5) Conceptualization Techniques

a)

Functional Zoning

b)

Architectural Design

c)

Building Materials

d)

Site Planning

16.

Julia Morgan coined this dictum.

a)

"Architecture is a visual art, and the buildings speak for themselves."

b)

"Architecture is a science, and the buildings must be functional."

c)

"Architecture is a collaborative effort, and the buildings reflect the community."

d)

"Architecture is a temporary art, and the buildings fade with time."

17.

The Cultural Center of the Philippines, located in Manila, was designed by this architect.

a)

Leandro Locsin

b)

Francisco Mañosa

c)

Juan Nakpil

d)

Cesar Pelli

18.

Felino Palafox Jr., an advocate for sustainability and disaster resilience, made a significant impact in this practice.

a)

Urban Planning

b)

Environmental Science

c)

Civil Engineering

d)

Disaster Management

19.

A design research methodology activity that involves examining the physical, environmental, and contextual characteristics of the project site.

a)

Site Analysis

b)

Project Evaluation

c)

Contextual Review

d)

Environmental Assessment

20.

Five (5) Core Elements of Interior Architecture

a)

Harmony

b)

Contrast

c)

Texture

d)

Symmetry