A) Neoclassicism B) Gothic Revival C) Postmodernism D) Functionalism
A) Concrete B) Stone C) Brick D) Wood
A) Academic architecture B) Bureaucratic architecture C) Minimalism D) Eclectic architecture
A) Paris B) Berlin C) Marseille D) London
A) New Urbanism B) Garden City C) Radiant City D) Traditional City
A) The Guggenheim B) The Sydney Opera House C) Fallingwater D) Villa Savoye
A) The ornamentation B) The texture C) The color scheme D) The plan
A) Pilotis, flat roof, open floor plan, horizontal windows, and free facade B) Basement gardens, thick walls, historic styles C) Ornamentation, elaborate entrances, decorative elements D) Gabled roof, tall ceilings, symmetrically placed windows |