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Question 1

Baroque Architecture

Answer 1

Expressive + theatrical style
Rich details + dramatic use of light
Bold, immersive structures
Highly decorative interiors

Question 2

Greek Architecture

Answer 2

Embodies beauty, proportion, and civic pride

Celebrates mythology through design

Materials: marble and limestone

Symmetry and proportion-focused

Distinct column styles: Doric, Ionic, Corinthian

Question 3

Art Deco

Answer 3

Sleek geometry + decorative flair
Modernity + luxury
Bold geometric shapes + vibrant colors
Stylized motifs + patterns

Question 4

Romanesque Architecture

Answer 4

Solid, thick stone structures
Rounded arches + small windows
Modest decoration + emphasis on faith and protection
Reflects church authority

Question 5

International Style

Answer 5

Focus on functionality + minimalism
Emphasis on transparency + openness
Clean lines + geometric forms
Use of steel + glass facades

Question 6

Gothic Architecture

Answer 6

Tall spires reaching skyward

Flying buttresses for structural support

Large stained glass windows

Ornate, intricate carvings

Inspires awe and spiritual elevation

Question 7

Roman Architecture

Answer 7

Expanded Greek ideals with advanced engineering

Emphasis on power and civic utility

Materials: concrete, brick, marble

Architectural features: arches, domes, Greek-inspired columns

Question 8

Contemporary Architecture

Answer 8

Sustainability + environmental integration
Technological advancements
Innovative + sustainable materials
Freeform + organic shapes

Question 9

Late 19th/Early 20th Century Architecture

Answer 9

Embraced iron, glass, + steel
Practical, tall structures
Engineering feats + skyscrapers

Question 10

Renaissance Architecture

Answer 10

Return to classical balance and human-centered design

Emphasis on beauty with mathematical proportions

Key features: symmetry, balance, and domed roofs

Question 11

Postmodern Architecture

Answer 11

Mixes history + diverse styles
Playful + colorful aesthetic
Rejects strict modernist principles
Utilizes mixed materials + varied textures

Question 12

Egyptian Architecture

Answer 12

Monumental structures honoring deities

Durable materials: limestone, sandstone, granite

Massive, thick-walled architecture

Flat roofs with symbolic carvings

Question 13

Expressive, theatrical style

Rich details with dramatic use of light

Bold, immersive structures

Highly decorative interiors

Answer 13

Baroque Architecture

Question 14

Embodies beauty, proportion, and civic pride

Celebrates mythology through design

Materials: marble and limestone

Symmetry and proportion-focused

Distinct column styles: Doric, Ionic, Corinthian

Answer 14

Greek Architecture

Question 15

Sleek geometry and decorative flair

Emphasis on modernity and luxury

Bold geometric shapes and vibrant colors

Stylized motifs and patterns

Answer 15

Art Deco

Question 16

Solid, thick stone structures

Rounded arches and small windows

Modest decoration emphasizing faith and protection

Reflects church authority

Answer 16

Romanesque Architecture

Question 17

Focus on functionality and minimalism

Emphasis on transparency and openness

Clean lines and geometric forms

Use of steel and glass facades

Answer 17

International Style

Question 18

Tall spires reaching skyward

Flying buttresses for structural support

Large stained glass windows

Ornate, intricate carvings

Inspires awe and spiritual elevation

Answer 18

Gothic Architecture

Question 19

Expanded Greek ideals with advanced engineering

Emphasis on power and civic utility

Materials: concrete, brick, marble

Architectural features: arches, domes, Greek-inspired columns

Answer 19

Roman Architecture

Question 20

Emphasizes sustainability and environmental integration

Incorporates technological advancements

Uses innovative and sustainable materials

Features freeform, organic shapes

Answer 20

Contemporary Architecture

Question 21

Embraced iron, glass, and steel

Practical, tall structures

Engineering feats like skyscrapers

Artistic touches, e.g., Art Nouveau

Answer 21

Late 19th/Early 20th Century Architecture

Question 22

Return to classical balance and human-centered design

Emphasis on beauty with mathematical proportions

Key features: symmetry, balance, and domed roofs

Answer 22

Renaissance Architecture

Question 23

Blends historical references with eclectic styles

Playful and colorful aesthetic

Rejects strict modernist principles

Utilizes mixed materials and varied textures

Answer 23

Postmodern Architecture

Question 24

Monumental structures honoring deities

Durable materials: limestone, sandstone, granite

Massive, thick-walled architecture

Flat roofs with symbolic carvings

Answer 24

Egyptian Architecture

Question 25

Chrysler Building

Answer 25

Art Deco example (spire with metalwork highlights art deco's luxurious style)

Question 26

Cathedral Durham

Answer 26

Romanesque Example (solid walls round arches and vaulting represents R. stability and spiritual fortification. )

Question 27

Sanctuary Apollo

Answer 27

Greek example (precision and proportion) G. harmony and balance.

Question 28

Pantheon

Answer 28

Roman example (dome with oculus reflects R. innovation)

Question 29

St. Paul's Cathedral

Answer 29

Baroque example (massive dome and grand design) Baroque spectacle.

Question 30

Notre-Dame Cathedral

Answer 30

Gothic example (buttresses, rose windows)Gothic emphasis on decoration and structure.

Question 31

Villa Rotonda

Answer 31

Renaissance example (symmetry proportion) Renaissance harmony with nature and balanced form.

Question 32

Pyramids of Giza

Answer 32

Egyptian example (limestone) E. religious pharoh)

Question 33

Fallingwater

Answer 33

late 19th/early 20th century (organic architecture ) L. nature, harmony with surroundings)

Question 34

Schorder House

Answer 34

international example (simplicity and functional focus)

Question 35

Piazza d'Italia

Answer 35

Postmodern example ( classical and contemporary elements) post. mix histoyr

Question 36

Seattle public library

Answer 36

contemporary example (transparent, andgular facade with open interiors (c. engage viewers)

Question 37

Art Deco example

Answer 37

Chrysler Building (spire with metalwork highlights art deco's luxurious style)

Question 38

Romanesque Example

Answer 38

Cathedral Durham (solid walls round arches and vaulting represents R. stability and spiritual fortification. )

Question 39

Greek example

Answer 39

Sanctuary Apollo (precision and proportion) G. harmony and balance.

Question 40

Roman example (

Answer 40

Pantheon dome with oculus reflects R. innovation)

Question 41

Baroque example

Answer 41

St. Paul's Cathedral (massive dome and grand design) Baroque spectacle.

Question 42

Gothic example (

Answer 42

Notre-Dame Cathedral buttresses, rose windows)Gothic emphasis on decoration and structure.

Question 43

Renaissance example

Answer 43

Villa Rotonda (symmetry proportion) Renaissance harmony with nature and balanced form.

Question 44

Egyptian example

Answer 44

Pyramids of Giza (limestone) E. religious pharoh)

Question 45

late 19th/early 20th century (

Answer 45

Fallingwater organic architecture ) L. nature, harmony with surroundings)

Question 46

international example

Answer 46

Schorder House (simplicity and functional focus)

Question 47

Postmodern example

Answer 47

Piazza d'Italia ( classical and contemporary elements) post. mix histoyr

Question 48

contemporary example (

Answer 48

Seattle public library transparent, andgular facade with open interiors (c. engage viewers)