Question 1

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American architect, interior designer, writer and educator, who designed more than 1,000
structures and completed 500 works. He believed in designing structures which were in harmony
with humanity and its environment, a philosophy he called organic architecture

  

Frank Gehry

  

Zaha Hadid

Correct!

  

Frank Lloyd Wright

  

Le Corbusier

 
Question 2
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Is a Canadian American Pritzker Prize-winning architect. His buildings, including his private
residence, have become tourist attractions. His works are cited as being among the most
important works of contemporary architecture in the 2010 World Architecture Survey, which led
Vanity Fair to label him as "the most important architect of our age“. Much of his work falls within
the style of Deconstrucctivism

You Answered

  

Philip Johnson

Correct Answer

  

Frank gehry

  

Frank Lloyd Wright

  

Zaha hadid

 
Question 3
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Designed and build the Manila City Hall, Manila Custom’s House, Agrifina Circle, the Post Office
Building and the Leyte Capitol. Also, the first registered architect of the Philippines
   

Felix Roxas Y Arroyo

  

Thomas mapua

  

Juan Nakpil

Correct!

  

Tomas Mapua

 
Question 4
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It is an approach for breaking down a large project into manageable chunks

  

Design Philosophy

 
   

Design Problem

Correct!

  

Design Process

  

Design Solution

 
Question 5
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In the context of architecture; this the activity of generating proposals that change something that
already exists into something that is better

  

architecture program

  

architecture concept
 

Correct!

  

architecture design

  

architecture construction

 
Question 6
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A statement of an ideal set of relationships among several of the elements under architect’s control
such as form, material, texture, color and adjacency

  

architecture design

Correct!

  

architecture concept

  
architecture philosophy

  

architecture solution

 
Question 7
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Architecture of _____ and _____; experienced through movement in space- time, achieved by
means of a technology, accommodating a program, compatible with its context

  

space and ideas

  

arts and science

  

design and space

Correct!
   

space and structure

 
Question 8
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He was a French Civil engineer and architect best known for the world famous Steel Tower built
for 1889 Universal Exposition?

  

Felix Candela

  

Alexander Graham Bell

  

Santiago Calatrava

Correct!

  

Alexander Gustave
 

 
Question 9
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“Form Follows Function- that has been misunderstood. Form and Function should be one,
joined in a spiritual union” is a famous dictum of whose International architect?

  

Adolf Loos

  

Frank Gehry

Correct!

  

Frank Lloyd Wright

  

Antonio Gaudi

 
Question 10
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He conquers building in response to a multitude of forces outside of the realm of the purely
architectural, structural, and functional. One of his works is a “Jewish Museum in Berlin” which
demands more than a mere functional response to the program.

  

Eero Saarinen

  

Alvar Aalto

Correct!

  

Daniel Libiskind

  

Eliel Saarinen

 
Question 11
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Antonio Gaudi was a Spanish architect known to be the best representative of Catalan

Architectural Modernism. His works expresses firmly his individual style and are mostly found in
the Catalonian capital, Barcelona that includes his magnum opus. He introduced the craft and an
art form made of waste ceramic pieces applied as surface treatment. Which among the following is
a work of Gaudi?
Correct!

  

Park Guell

  

Villa Savoye

  

Hotel Tassel

  

Metro Station

 
Question 12
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Was a Finnish American architect and industrial designer of the 20th century famous for shaping
his neo- futuristic style according to the demands of the project: simple, sweeping, arching
structural curves or machine-like rationalism? The Designer of TWA Flight Center

  

Alvar Aalto
 

  

Eliel Saarinen

Correct!

  

Eero Saarinen

  

Daniel Libiskind

 
Question 13
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Which among the following is a statement that best define and describe Art Nouveau?

  

Art Nouveau is a mixture of different Architectural Styles

  
Art Nouveau is a conceptual approach that does not hold single paradigm but instead draws upon
multiple theories

  

Art Nouveau art is an Anti- Industrialism, an international movement in the decorative and fine arts.

Correct!

  

Art Nouveau is an international movement where the main focus comprised of ornamentation
inspired by nature

 
Question 14
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Heralded by the return of "wit, ornament and reference" to architecture in response to the
formalism of the International Style of modernism.

  

deconstruction

  

constructivism

 
Correct!

  

post- modernism

  

modernism

 
Question 15
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Mixture of different styles, a conceptual approach that does not hold single paradigm BUT instead
draws upon multiple theories, styles or ideas

  

futurism

  

art nouveau

Correct!

  

eclecticism
 

  

modernism

 
Question 16
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Widespread replacement of manual labor by machines that began in Britain in the 18th century

and is still continuing in some parts of the world.

  

Modernism

Correct!

  

Industrial Revolution

  

Futurism

  
Post- Modernism

 
Question 17
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Typically constructed of steel and glass, – make innovative use of technology and are often
likened in appearance to the machines – draw attention to structural and functional elements.

  

high-rise building

Correct!

  

high-tech building

  

skyscraper

  

tower

 
Question 18
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Architecture is gender free, neither feminine nor masculine, but it is also a mode of representation
containing cultural values including that of our sexual identity.

  

personal space

You Answered

  

generalization

Correct Answer

  

gendered architecture

  

zoning

 
Question 19
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A representation of the form or appearance of something made visible in a sculpture, photograph
or drawing.

Correct!

  

image

  

skecthes

  

concept

  

drawing

 
Question 20
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A simply or hastily executed drawing or painting representing the essential features of an object or
scene without the details, often made as a preliminary study.

Correct!

  
skecth

  

drafting

  

esquisse

  

concept

 
Question 21
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A phenomenon of light and visual perception that may be described in terms of an individual’s
perception of hue, saturation, and lightness for objects and hue, saturation and brightness for light
sources.

Correct!

  

color

 
   

spectrum

  

brightness

  

saturation

 
Question 22
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The distribution of energy emitted by a radiant source arranged in order of wavelengths especially
the band of colors produced when sunlight is refracted and dispersed by a prism comprising red,
orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet.

Correct!

  

spectrum

  

chroma
 

  

hue

  

color

 
Question 23
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The study of distances between one person to another which is also known as the study of
symbolic and communicative role of the spatial separation individuals maintain in various social
and interpersonal situation and how the nature and degree of this spatial arrangement relates to
environmental and cultural factors.

Correct!

  

proxemics

  

anthropometric

  
kinesthesis

  

ergonomics

 
Question 24
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It is the sensory experience of bodily position, presence or movement derived chiefly from
stimulation of nerve endings in muscles, tendons and joints.

  

ergonomics

  

anthropometric

  

proxemics

Correct!
   

kinesthesis

 
Question 25
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The three dimensional field in which objects  and event occur and have relative position and
direction especially a portion of that field  set apart in a given instance or for a particular of
purpose.

  

location

Correct!

  

space

  

volume

  

scale
 

 
Question 26
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An alternative to the modern movement ideas like revivals of patterned book principle of the 19 th A
new interest in vernacular forms adapted to modern needs, much more straight interpretation of
the theatrical element in modern movement.

Correct!

  

post- modernism

  

modernism

  

futurism

  

functionalism

 
Question 27
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Roofs and walls are examples of what Physical order which indicates sheeting and coverings of a
building or a structure?

  

space

Correct!

  

enclosure

  

structure

  

machine

 
Question 28
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Main doors, exit doors, emergency doors, fire escapes are under what Perceptual order?

  
Movement through the order of space

Correct!

  

entry and egress

  

access

  

approach and departure

 
Question 29
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It is concerned with the characteristics of people that need to be considered in the design of device
and systems in order that people and things will interact effectively and safety. It is also define as
the relationship of the measurement of the human body to machines

You Answered

  

anthropometry

 
   

proxemics

  

kinesthesis

Correct Answer

  

ergonometry

 
Question 30
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The pattern of behavior associated with defining and defending a territory or domain.

  

intimate space

  

personal space

 
Correct!

  

territoriality

  

privacy

 
Question 31
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Something that is stands for or represents something else by association, resemblance or

convention deriving its meaning chiefly from the structure in which it appears.

  

image

  

sign

Correct!

  

symbol
 

  

reference

 
Question 32
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A mark or figure having a conventional meaning and used in place of a word or phrase to express
a complex notion.

  

form

Correct!

  

sign

  

symbol

  
image

 
Question 33
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The variable and subjective distance at which one person feels comfortable talking to another.
Also called personal distance.

Correct!

  

personal space

  

privacy

  

zone

  

territoriality

 
Question 34
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The ability of individuals or groups to control their visual, auditory and olfactory interactions with
others. It is also defined as the ability to control interactions to have options and to achieve desired
interaction.

  

territoriality

Correct!

  

privacy

  

personal space

  

reserve

 
 
Question 35
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Comprehension of the ordered or disordered relationships among a buildings elements and

systems and responding to the meanings they evoke.

  

analysis

  

architectural

  

contextual

Correct!

  

conceptual

 
 
Question 36
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All other forms can be understood to be transformations of the primary solids, variations which are
generated by the manipulation of one or more dimensions or by addition or subtraction of
elements.

Correct!

  

form transformation

  

form conceptualization

  

form addition

  

form analysis

 
 
Question 37
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An ornament of undulating waves, flowers and flower stalks developed in France and Belgium
towards the end of the 19th Century

  

art deco

Correct!

  

art nouveau

  

organism

  

art decoratifs

 
Question 38
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Spaces organized within the field of structural grid or other three- dimensional framework
Correct!

  

grid organization

  

linear organization

  

clustered organization

  

centralized organization

 
Question 39
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A unit of measurement used for standardizing the dimensions of building materials or regulating
the proportions of an architectural composition.

  

form
 

Correct!

  

module

  

model

  

order

 
Question 40
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Deals with the relationship between the different parts of the whole to the various parts

  

proportion

  

scale
 

  

unity

Correct!

  

balance

 
Question 41
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This technique (surface fragments) was used to make an illusion (optical illusion) on a 2D surface
making the whole canvass (ceiling/ walls) moving (3D/ 4D effect). Back in Renaissance time, all
architects could easily perform this method on their masterpiece such Michelango, Raphael, and
Brunelleschi.

  

Realism

  

Pointilism

 
Correct Answer

  

Anamorphism

You Answered

  

Mezzo Fresco

 
Question 42
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The closest thing that reminds us of Paris is the Eiffel Tower and that iconic tower reminds us of
Alexander Gustave Eiffel but only few recognized him for his contribution to the Statue of Liberty.

As specialized in metal and iconic megastructures as bridges, pavilions, and towers, Gustave
happened to be the second designer who handled the Statue of Liberty- to be more specific "the
internal structural elements, supports and framework" Bartholdi being the one who conceptualized
the exterior.

Who was the the first who handled the initial internal design of the said statue but turned  to
Gustave when died unexpectledy year 1879.

Correct Answer

  

Eugene Viollet le Duc

 
You Answered

  

Jacques-Louis David

  

Charles Renee Mckintosh

  

Christopher Wren

 
Question 43
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Who authored the classic architecture book "De Re Aedificatoria" between 1443 and 1452?

You Answered

  

Filippo Brunelleschi

  

Michelangelo Buonarroti
 

Correct Answer

  

Leon Battista Alberti

  

Marcus Vitruvius Pollo

 
Question 44
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Due to the success and influenced brought by the Bauhaus School in three German cities where
administered by three different architect- directors, what was the vision of the founder why the
Bauhaus school was built in 1919?

Correct Answer

  

to create an architecture and design school that responds to industrialization

You Answered

  

to promote architecture design and arts throughout the German country

 
   

to influence German cities about the value of architecture, arts and craft movement

  

to make Bauhaus school as the first design institution to offer architecture, arts, and design

 
Question 45
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What brought the closure of the Bauhaus school despite of its influence to architecture and impact
to Germany?  

Correct Answer

  

World War 2

You Answered

  

bauhaus violated the rules of not providing architecture department despite of being a design
school in Weimar

  
no successors to administer the bauhus

  

Conflict of interests and disagreement among the three directors

 
Question 46
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Zaha Hadid  was born in Baghdad Iraq and commenced her college studies at the American
University in Beirut in the field of mathematics. She moved to London in 1972 to study architecture
at the Architectural Association and upon graduation in 1977, she joined the Office of Metropolitan
Architecture (OMA). Hadid also taught at the Architectural Association  with OMA collaborators
Rem Koolhaas and Elia Zenghelis (The Pritzker Architecture Prize, 2020) 

Question: Which of the following is a work of Zaha Hadid that was inspired by gladioli and the
waterway beneath it?

  

Guangzhou opera house, Guangzhou (2010)

  

Phaeno science Centre, Wolfsburg (2005)

Correct!
   

Bridge Pavilion, Zaragoza (2008)

  

Vitra fire station, Weil am Rhein (1994)

 
Question 47
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Built in the capital of Azerbaijan which won the London Design Museum award in 2014; it was
labelled "as pure and sexy as Marilyn Monroe's blown skirt". The softly folded roof shelters a
museum, an auditorium and a multi-purpose hall. 

  

Galaxy Soho (2012)

Correct!

  

Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center, Baku (2012)

  

Evelyn Grace Academy, London (2008)

 

  

Phaeno science Centre, Wolfsburg (2005)

 
Question 48
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Which among the following statements tagged Zaha Hadid as an architect?

  

Know to be the architect that experiments everything

Correct Answer

  

Known as an architect who consistently pushes the boundaries of architecture and urban design,
her work experiments with new spatial concepts intensifying existing urban landscapes and
encompassing all fields of design, from the urban scale to interiors and furniture.
 

  

Known as an architect who consistently pushes the boundaries of engineering and architecture,
her work experiments with new spatial concepts intensifying existing urban landscapes and
encompassing all fields of design, from the urban scale to interiors and fashion design.

You Answered

  

Known as an architect who inconsistently delineates the simplicity of architecture and urban
design, her work experiments with old spatial concepts to new concepts intensifying existing urban
landscapes and encompassing all fields of design, from the urban scale to interiors and furniture.

 
Question 49
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To whom did Charles Edouard got his alias which was trendy in Paris back in 1920's?

  

from a famous place in Paris, France

  

version of his father's name who was an artisan back in his childhood

 
   

from his favorite movie

Correct!

  

version of his grandfather's name

 
Question 50
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Though, Le Corbusier lived his life to the fullest in the shadow of arts, architecture, and design,
there were also various criticisms  that made his life even much controversial which includes the
criticism on his works like the Radiant City.

Among the following, which statement that criticized his controversial project about  Radiant City? 

You Answered

  

Le Corbusier's skyscrapers had no reason for existence apart from the fact that they had become
technological possibilities

  

he condemned the existing housing for European Algerians, complaining that it was inferior to that
inhabited by indigenous Algerians
 

Correct Answer

  

The Radiant City, despite the poetic title, his urban vision was authoritarian, inflexible and
simplistic

  

Radiant City, is a piece of crap that shows insensitivity, racism, and inequality