History of Architecture 4: Midterms reviewer part 1 Flashcards

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Who rebuilt Manila after the world war?

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Americans

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It signified American democratic and civilizing mission to the Philippines

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Building of public and sanitary facilities

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What caused the epidemic diseases in the american rule?

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Unsanitary practices of the natives

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The first toilet in the Philippines is called?
What year was it launched?
Also known as?

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Kubeta
1902
Pale conservancy system

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Was the Kubeta collected daily?

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true

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It was the first public baths and laundry facilities, as bathing is prohibited in esteros

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Sanitary Barrios

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The public bath and laundry facilities was first introduced in ___?

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1913

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When was the concept of sanitary barrios first developed?

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1908

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It is built from wood & concrete, 1 meter a above ground. Extended porch; interior space is divided into wall partitions unlike bahay kubo’s

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Tsalet

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What are the different schemes for sanitary Urban houses in 1912.

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Single detached, semi-detached, low house apartments and one story concrete Tsalet

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Great fire of manila occurred during ___

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1903

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It is the first large building built by the Americans; located beside the Pasig river.

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Byrne’s insular ice plant and cold storage

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It is a tower, balcony, window, or other feature that offers wide views.

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Mirador tower

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He is the architect who was about to design the masterplan of Manila and Baguio

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Frederick Law Olmsted

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The legitimate architect who designed the masterplan of Manila and Baguio

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Daniel H. Burnham

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What made Burnham famous?

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1893 Colombian world exposition

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He is the Father of the city beautiful movement

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Daniel H. Burnham

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18
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Who was with Burnham in designing the Philippines?

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Peirce Anderson

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This is used to connect every part of the city

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Street system

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Waterways/ esteros are used for?

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Transportation

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These are radials from a core, using grid iron patterns which is used in urban planning

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central civic core

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He is responsible for the design of all public buildings and parks for the entire colony

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William Parsons

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The official style of the Philippines during the American colonization

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Neoclassic

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Used in vernacular window panels in the Philippines

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Translucent Capiz shells

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Parson's most iconic works were in the form of?
Model school and houses
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It is standardized by parsons in 1912 to make public places sanitized.
Sanitary markets and tiendas
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This is when markets are provided with proper natural lighting and air ventilation.
Sanitary markets and tiendas
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He made the improvement in the quality of construction materials in the Philippines, CHB,RC, truss system
William Parsons
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He designed the unbuilt capital building in manila, in Burnham's capital center plan
George Fenhagen
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He designed one of the first concrete multi-story buildings in renaissance style
George Fenhagen
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He drafted the plans for Pangasinan capitol, Malacañang, and the legislative building.
Ralph Doane
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It is the first reinforced concrete church in the Philippines in 1905
episcopal cathedral of saint mary and saint john
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Cathedrals were in what form of plans?
Cruciform plan
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during the American colonization, multistory buildings did not exceed ___ in height?
30 meters
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High ceilings, courtyards, large windows and arcaded ground floors are solutions to the?
Lack of air conditioning and ventilation
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The first plumbing and lifting technologies were integrated within the buildings of manila in?
1912
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He is the architect of El hogar Filipino, pacific commercial, filipinas insurance, lunetta hotel
Don Ramon irureta
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It is the scholarship program for architects in 1903 which led to the establishment of architectural schools
Pensionado system
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What happened when Parsons Left?
Filipinization policy
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First generation architects
Arcadio Arellano, Antonio Toledo, Tomas Mapua
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He was the first Filipino to be employed by the Americans as one of their architectural advisers
Arcadio Arellano
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Architect of Gota de leche, Hidalgo house, Mausoleum of the veterans of the revolution
Arcadio Arellano
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He is a master of the neoclassicist style, and is known for his twin Corinthian buildings
Antonio Toledo
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The architect of Leyte capitol, Cebu capitol, Manila city hall, manila Customs house
Antonio Toledo
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He was the first registered architect of the Philippines
Tomas Mapua
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The first architectural school in the Philippines, established in 1925
Mapua institute of technology
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The architect for De La Salle, PGH nurses hall, Centro escolar university
Tomas Mapua
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He has a mastery in neoclassicism, which led him to win an international award by designing the bank of the Philippine islands
Juan Arellano
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The architect of the Legislative building, jones bridge and the post office; benitez and malcolm halls
Juan Arellano
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The famous architect of the Metropolitan theatre
Juan Arellano
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The dominance of neoclassicism in the Philippines was challenged by? Brought upon by the?
Art deco Second generation architects
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The Second generation architects
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It Originated in 1935, in Paris; it is the profuse abstraction and stylization, simplification of geometric forms
Art deco
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The unique characteristic of Bauang municipal building, pylons of Quezon bridge
Zigzag silluette of art deco
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The unique characteristic of Jai-alai, building, FEU main building
Streamline edges of art deco
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Dubbed as the national past time of the Philippines, which architectural style was applied to it?
Movie theatres; art deco
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The characteristics of this architectural styles are the following. Lyric theatre (islamic elements) , Bellevue theatre, cafe theatre (chinese elements), times theatre, pines theatre (streamline art deco)
Art deco
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The architect who worked in the French renaissance style. then switched to art deco
Andres Luna de san pedro
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It was the first structure to introduce a mall type commercial space in the Philippines, designed by?
Crystal arcade Andres Luna de San Pedro
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He designed the UST building in the art deco style
Fernando Ocampo
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The architect of Ideal theatre, Ramon roses, DEU Buildings
Pablo Antonio
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He was a famous Architect and Engineer in the Philippines.
Juan Nakpil
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He designed the most number of large structures
Juan Nakpil
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He designed the Geronimo Reyes Building, World Eucharistic movement, manila jockey club
Juan Nakpil
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The Commonwealth era in the Philippines during 1935, was led by Manuel L Quezon, its independence would be?
12 years later
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It is a Prefabricated hut, built for military purposes
Quonset hut
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It is the second most devastated city allied city in the world during world war 2
Manila
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