ENDS 1160 Final Flashcards

(53 cards)

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What does Renaissance Mean

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Rebirth

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What let up to the Renaissance

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The invention of the printing press ( Johannes Guttenberg)
Martin Luther’s 95 theses
Thiry Year War

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What powers of the church were challenged

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Humanism
Rationlism
Individualism

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what is Humanism

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the value of individuals

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what it Rationalism

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critical thinking

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what is Inividualism

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the moral worth of an individaul

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Where did the Renaissance Start and spread to next in order

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first Florence, Italy
France
English

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what are types of renaissance buildings

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churches
urban palace or plazzo
country house or villa
secular project and money

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what classical forms returned

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Greek, Roman, Byzantine

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How won a contest to design the dome of a cathedral in Florence

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Brunelleschi

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what is the name of the famous Renaissance Building and who was the Architect

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Santa Maria Novella by Leon Battista Alberti

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what three architects worked on the St. Peter’s cathedral in Rome and what Crosses were they inspired by

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Bramante, Greek Cross
Michelangelo, Greek Cross
Maderno, Latin Cross

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What style is the St. Peters cathedral in Rome

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Baroque

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what was the purpose of Baroque style

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appeal to the masses
make architecture, emotional exciting and inviting

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what are the design ideas of Baroque

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to have architecture and art work together
renaissance ideas exaggerated in complex and scale
makes renaissance look boring
circular domes shifted to ovals

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what are the design features of Baroque

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Ovals
Niches
complexity of design

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who invented a way of mass producing Steel

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Bessemer

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what are the design Ideas of 19th-century industrialism

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New technology - new possibilities
Search for uniqueness clashes with modern technology and materials

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What are the new materials of the 19th century

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reinforced concrete
Iron
Plate glass
Steel

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what is the new technology of the 19th century

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Elevators
Metal skeleton frame
Electricity
mechanical systems
steam power

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where was the first World Exposition and what was the building called that it was held in

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London, Crystal palace

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who designed the first exposition building and was important about it

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by Joseph Paxton
had a prefabricated cast iron skeleton (like a greenhouse) with glass panels

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what made the Paris expo important

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first unveiled the Eiffel tower, which was the tallest building in the world until 1930
intended to be temporary
use of electricity and elevators

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where was the Columbian Expo held

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how did the Americans try to compete with the Europeans
by reviving past styles and creating the white city
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what was unveiled at the Columbian Expo
the Ferris wheel
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who designed the Chicago school, and what moto did they implement
Louis Sullivan, Form Follow Function
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what was the Chicago school inspired by, and what did it inspire
inspired by Roman columns, inspired the creation of skyscrapers
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what makes Chicago windows special
inside the window was fixed shut, and the side windows could open
30
what developments and designs did the arts and crafts or craftsman movent create
balloon framing well-portioned, solid forms deep porches steep roofs pointed window arches brick fireplaces wooden fitting
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what does Art Nouveau mean
New art
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what are the characteristics of Art Nouveau
curving lines plants,vines and stems birds and insects flowers ocean waves and smoke
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who was Antoni Gaudi, and what is he known for
A major player in Art Nouveau most works in Barcelona Casa mila Sagrada familia
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what are the characteristics of Art Deco
stylized geometry Hollywood style influenced by designs in Transportation ( Mechanical aesthetic ) zig-zags sunburst and fans shapes Egyptian inspo
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magor examlpes of Art deco
empire state building Chrysler building
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who said less is more
Mies Van der Rohe
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who started the Ideas of Modernism, and what was he agaisnt
Adolf Loos, against all ornamentation and embelishments
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who were early modernist
Walter Gropius Mies Van der Rohe Philip Johnson Le Corbusier
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what are the new material and technology in Modernism
Plate Glass Steel skeleton Frame Curtain walls Mass production/repested modules
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what was the aesthetics of modernism
lack of ornament industrial aesthetic flat roofs/horizontal ribbon windows minimal colour
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what is Bauhaus
A school started by Walter Gropius, NauhAus rejected all traditional historical forms in favor of industrial design
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what is notable building in Modernism
glass house, Philip Johnson Moller House Fagus Shoe-last Factory, Walter Gropius and Adolf Meyer Seagram Building in NY
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what were Frank Lloyd Wrights's ideas in architecture
Organic Architecture horizontality - relationship to earth and nature traditional symbolism truth to materials blending of natural and built envirnments
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what are some of Frank Llyod Write's famous buildings, and what makes them unique
Kaufman House (falling water) built on top of a waterfall,balconies cantilever in two directions, large expanses of glass and slate floors Guggenheim Museum, abstracted from a shell, exhibit has spiral ramp of artwork Taliesin, material are taken from the site
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who designed the Guggenheim museum in Bilbao
Frank Gehry
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what are Post Modern Architecture Ideals
diversity to replace modernism uniformity learning from the vernacular,pop-culture and the past seek new forms/expressions
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Postmodernism includes
Late Modernist Postmodernist High-Tech Modernist Brutalist Deconstructionist Contemporary
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What is a notable Post modern Building and what is is it abstracted from
Portland Building, doric Roman column abstracted designs
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what are Deconstructionist Ideals
Emphasizes fragmentation and disassociation moves away from the restriction 'formulas' and 'rules' of modernism and international style
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what is a notable deconstructionist building in Edmonton and who is the architect
Edmonton art gallery, Randall Stout
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what is a notable Brutalism building in Edmonton and who is the architect
Edmonton Law Courts, Jock Bell 1972
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the name Brutalism come from the work Brut meaning what
Raw
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what was Brutalsim in reaction to
from a younger generation to lightness, optimism and frivolity of some 1930 and 1940s Architecture