A) Landscapes are strictly ornamental additions. B) Buildings are designed to dominate the landscape. C) Structures follow natural forms of the landscape. D) Landscape is removed to make room for buildings.
A) Underground tunnels only. B) Simple linear corridors. C) Complex three-dimensional paths. D) Vertical elevator shafts only.
A) 1976 B) 1993 C) 2014 D) 1983
A) Two interior volumes separated by an open courtyard. B) One large circular volume. C) Three stacked vertical floors. D) Four detached rectangular wings.
A) Provides natural light, air, and weather exposure. B) Functions as a storage facility. C) Acts as a formal dining area. D) Serves as a private parking garage.
A) A bridge. B) An elevator. C) A spiral staircase. D) A glass hallway.
A) San Francisco earthquake of 1906. B) Tohoku earthquake of 2011. C) Great Hanshin earthquake of 1995. D) Great Kanto earthquake of 1923.
A) The pattern of brickwork. B) A metallic industrial sheen. C) The memory of wood texture. D) A painted plaster finish.
A) Adding chemical sealants. B) Polishing with industrial sanders. C) Careful preparation of the casting moulds. D) Hand-sanding the surface.
A) William Bell, Jr. and Maria Bell. B) Beyoncé and Jay-Z. C) Frank Lloyd Wright. D) Marc Andreessen.
A) Rectangular block. B) L shape. C) U shape. D) Circular shape.
A) Architectural Digest Society. B) California Board of Architecture. C) American Concrete Institute. D) International Concrete Association.
A) $150 million. B) $100 million. C) $200 million. D) $250 million.
A) It is entirely American in influence. B) It ignores historical context. C) It is purely experimental and non-traditional. D) It is right in the Japanese tradition.
A) Prefabricated modular casting. B) Clay molds. C) Shuttering formwork. D) Steel reinforcement framing.
A) 1941 B) 1945 C) 1935 D) 1950
A) Nagoya, Japan B) Kyoto, Japan C) Osaka, Japan D) Tokyo, Japan
A) AIA Gold Medal B) Pritzker Prize C) RIBA Royal Gold Medal D) Pritzker Architecture Award
A) Francesco Dal Co B) Frank Lloyd Wright C) Le Corbusier D) Werner Blaser
A) Engineer B) Boxer C) Teacher D) Carpenter
A) The Pantheon B) Villa Savoye C) The Parthenon D) Imperial Hotel
A) Ludwig Mies van der Rohe B) Louis Kahn C) Le Corbusier D) Frank Lloyd Wright
A) Nagaya row house B) Modern apartment C) Traditional wooden mansion D) Farmhouse
A) 1995 B) 1968 C) 1975 D) 1982
A) Classical effect B) Minimalist effect C) Zen garden effect D) Haiku effect
A) Antoni Gaudi B) Louis Kahn C) Ludwig Mies van der Rohe D) Le Corbusier
A) Shinto B) Buddhism C) Taoism D) Zen
A) They avoided using concrete B) They worked very quickly C) They used recycled materials D) They crafted buildings to last for 100 years
A) His grandfather B) His parents C) His great-grandmother D) His twin brother
A) Photography B) Graphic design C) Architecture D) Painting
A) The evolution of minimalism B) The beauty of Osaka C) The strength of concrete D) The impossible or unattainable
A) March 12, 2025 B) March 20, 2025 C) July 21, 2025 D) March 12, 2018
A) $114,400 B) $804,000 C) $114,000 D) $12,600
A) Tadao Ando: Nothingness B) Tadao Ando: Complete Works C) Tadao Ando: Youth D) Tadao Ando: Architecture of Silence
A) Werner Blaser B) Francesco Dal Co C) Jin Baek D) Kenneth Frampton |