PROXEMICS

Question 1

THE CULTURAL BASIS OF ARKI DESIGN

Answer 1

PROXEMICS

Question 2

5 CULTURAL BASIS OF ARKI DESIGN (PROXEMICS)

Answer 2

CULTURE AND ARKI
TERITTORIALITY/DEFENSIBLE SPACE/PROXEMICS
SPACE IN ARKI THEORY
MASLOW’S HIERCHY OF NEEDS
GENERATING FORMS AND SPACE

Question 3

T OR F
CULTURE AFFECTS HOW PEOPLE READS/UNDERSTAND FORM AND SPACE

Answer 3

TRUE

Question 4

-IT IS AN INCOMPASSIVE IDEA
-CUSTOMS/ARTS/ OF PARTICULAR NATION/GROUP

Answer 4

CULTURE

Question 5

T OR F
CULTURE CAN SOMETIMES FEEL NEW,FOREIGN,DIFFICULT

Answer 5

FALSE
SPACES

Question 6

“HUMANS ARE _, EVERYDAY PEOPLE _ SPACE, _ ON IT AND THIS WAY, _ THEIR _”

BY_

Answer 6

TERRITOTIAL ANIMALS, CLAIM, BUILD, MARK, TERRITORY

EDWARD HALL

Question 7

-ONE’S DESIRE TO CALL A PLACE THEIR OWN
-BEHAVIOR THAT LAYS CLAIM ON AN AREA AND DEFENDS IT

Answer 7

TERRITORIALITY

Question 8

4 LEVELS OF TERRITORY

Answer 8

PRIMARY
SECONDARY
PUBLIC
INTERACTION

Question 9

TERRITORY
-COMMUNICATING W SOMEONE ON THEIR PERSONAL SPACE
-EG. PERSONAL ROOM

Answer 9

PRIMARY TERRITORY

Question 10

TERRITORY
-BOTH CAN BE COMFORTABLE, BUT LESS PERSONAL OWNERSHIP
-EG. LIVING ROOM/HALLWAY

Answer 10

SECONDARY TERRITORY

Question 11

TERRITORY
-COOMON GROUND
-NEUTRAL TERRITORY
-NOT OWNED BY ANYBODY

Answer 11

PUBLIC TERRITORY

Question 12

TERRITORY
-TEMPORARY PRIVATE SPACE WHERE BOTH CAN COMMUNICATE
-EG. BULUNGAN SA GEDLI

Answer 12

INTERACTION TERRITORY

Question 13

RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT WHOSE PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS FUNCTION TO ALLOW INHABITANTS TO BECOME KEY AGENT TO ENSURING SECURITY

Answer 13

DEFENSIBLE SPACE

Question 14

T OR F
SPACE NEEDS TO BE DEFENSIBLE
- OSCAR NEWMAN 1972

Answer 14

TRUE

Question 15

-USE AND PERCEPTION OF ONE’S PERSONAL AND SOCIAL SPACE
-RELATIVE POSITIONING OF YOUR BODY WHEN COMMUNICATING W OTHERS

Answer 15

PROXEMICS

Question 16

T OR F
PERSONAL SPACE IS THE MEASURABLE DISTANCE BETWEEN PEOPLE AS THEY INTERACT

Answer 16

FALSE
PROXEMICS

Question 17

PROXEMICS
0-50CM

Answer 17

INTINMATE

Question 18

PROXEMICS
.5 M - 1M

Answer 18

PERSONAL

Question 19

PROXEMICS
1M - 4M

Answer 19

SOCIAL

Question 20

PROXEMICS
4M OR MORE

Answer 20

PUBLIC

Question 21

T OR F
EDWARD HALL SAID THAT “CULTURE HIDES MORE THAT IT REVEALS.” AND DISCOVERED THAT HUMANS HAVE 5 DISTINCT COMFORT DISTANCES

Answer 21

FALSE 4

Question 22

3 CATEGORIES OF PROXEMICS

Answer 22

DISTANCE
SPACE
MODE OF BEHAVEIOR

Question 23

3 ACCORDING TO SPACES

Answer 23

FIXED
SEMI FIXED
INFORMAL

Question 24

SPACE FORMED BY WALLS AND TERRITORIAL BLDGS

Answer 24

FIXED

Question 25

-MORE IMPORTANT TO INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION -CAN BE SOCIOFUGAL/SOCIOPETAL

Answer 25

SEMI FIXED

Question 26

SPACE THAT KEEPS PEOPLE AWAY SEPARATES

Answer 26

SOCIOFUGAL

Question 27

SPACE THAT BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER STIMULATES COMMUNICATION

Answer 27

SOCIOPETAL

Question 28

PRIVATE SPACE PEOPLE MAINTAIN WHEN THEY INTERACT

Answer 28

INDFORMAL SPACE

Question 29

T OR F SEATING AFFECTS COMMUNICATION

Answer 29

TRUE

Question 30

UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENT VARIABLE THAT GIIVES A PERSON THE ABILITY TO READ THE BETWEEN THE BEHAVIOR OF WHO THEY INTERACT WITH

Answer 30

MODE OF BEHAVIOR

Question 31

3 KINDS OF SPACE (SPACE IN ARKI THEORY)

Answer 31

EUCLIDEAN ARKI EXPRESSIVE

Question 32

-SPACE IN 3D GEOMETRY FORM -INTENDED TO REPRESENT PHYSICAL SPACE

Answer 32

EUCLIDEAN

Question 33

-CONCRETIZATION OF A MAN'S EXISTENTIAL SPACE -PATAYO NG BAHAY

Answer 33

ARKI SPACE

Question 34

-HOW YOU MAKE A SPACE UR PERSONAL SPACE -AESTHETICS

Answer 34

EXPRESSIVE

Question 35

MASLOW'S HIERARCHY OF NEEDS (A)

Answer 35

SELF ACTUALIZATION ESTEEM LOVE AND BELONGING SECURITY PHYSIOLOGICAL NEED

Question 36

MASLOW'S HIERARCHY OF NEEDS (B)

Answer 36

CREATIVITY PROFIENCY USABILITY RELIABILTY FUNCTIONABILITY

Question 37

4 WAYS OF DESIGN BY JOHN BROADBENT

Answer 37

PROGMATIC TYPOLOGICAL/ICONIC ANALOGICAL CANONICAL

Question 38

-USING AVAILABLE MATERIALS -TRIAL AND ERROR UNTIL SOLUTION IS FOUND -DESIGN THAT DEVELOP OVER TIME

Answer 38

PROGMATIC

Question 39

T OR F DESIGNER DOES NOT HAVE TO HAVE GOOD GRASP OF THE STRENGTH AND WEAKNESSES OF MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES

Answer 39

FALSE THEY NEED TO HAVE GOOD GRASP

Question 40

-FIXED 'MENTAL IMAGE' OF WHAT A CULTURE'S BLDG SHOULD BE -"IT HAS TO BE LIKE THAT"

Answer 40

ICONIC/TYPOLOGICAL

Question 41

-DRAWING ANALOGIES W OTHER FIELDS AND CONTEXTS TO CREATE NEW WAY -MAY INSPO

Answer 41

ANALOGICAL

Question 42

-GEOMETRIC DESIGNS; USES PLANNING GRODS AND PROPORTIONING SYSTEM

Answer 42

CANONICAL