Building Design Flashcards

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Tools of the designer

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Elements of design

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6 elements of design

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Line, Form, Color, Space, Light & Shadow, Materials

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Used to produce a sense of movements within an object or to produce a greater sense of length or height

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Line

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Enclose space and provide the outline or contour of forms

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Lines

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Lines joined together produce

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Form

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Serves to distinguish items, strengthen interest and reduce eye contact

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Color

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Surrounds forms and is contained within it

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Space

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Reflects from the surfaces of forms

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Light

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Appear in the area that light cannot reach

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Shadow

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Give a sense of depth to any structure

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Light & Shadow

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Are the raw substances with which designers create

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Materials

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The art of defining space and space relationship in a manner that makes use of all other elements of design in functional and aesthetic manner

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Architectural Design

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Guidelines for using the elements of the design to create aesthetically functional buildings

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Principles of Design

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Principles of Design

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Balance, Rhythm, Emphasis, Proportion, Unity, Variety, Repetition, Opposition, Subordination, Transition

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The achievement equilibrium in design

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Balance

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When lines, planes, and surface treatments are repeated in a regular sequence (order of arrangement)

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Used by the designer to draw attention to an area or subject

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Sense of wholeness in the design

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Involves contrasting elements such as short and long, thick and thin, straight and curved, black and white

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Opposition

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The change from one color to another, or form a curved to a straight line, if done while maintaining the unity

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Transition

21
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Area where most of the living activity occurs

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Living Area

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Here the family relaxes, dines, listens to music, watches television, enjoys hobbies and participates in the other recreational activities

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Living Area

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Often the entertainment center, the recreation center, the library, the music room, the TV center, the reception room, the social room, the study and occasionally the dining center

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Living Room

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A covered platform leading into an entrance of a building

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A porch suspended from an upper level of a structure
Balcony
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The word patio comes from the Spanish word for
Courtyard
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The patio is often referred to by other names
loggia, breezeway, terrace
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Patios can be divided into three main types according to function
Living patio, play patio, quiet patio
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A Hawaiian word for porch
Lanai
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A covered exterior passageway
Lanai