TERMS

Question 1

Using the same shape but of

different dimensions.

Answer 1

Contrast of SIZE

Question 2

Having light and dark colored

materials.

Answer 2

Contrast of TONE

Question 3

Thin and thick, horizontal or vertical

direction of beams, columns.

Answer 3

Contrast of LINE

Question 4

An ecclesiastical with Domestic

building

Answer 4

Contrast of

CHARACTER

Question 5

Using different materials, glass,

marble, steel.

Answer 5

Contrast of TREATMENT

Question 6

A building of mixed shapes,

angles.

Answer 6

Contrast of FORM

Question 7

All parts must fit together in such
a way that the composition will
be disturbed if one element is
removed.

Answer 7

ORGANIC

Question 8

The measurement of man
implemented to accommodate
him to machines.

Answer 8

ERGONOMICS

Question 9

the applied science that coordinates
the design of devices, systems, and environments
with our physiological and psychological
capabilities and requirements.

Answer 9

ERGONOMICS

Question 10

HUMAN ENGINEERING

Answer 10

ERGONOMICS

Question 11

Has a picturesqueness of surroundings.

Answer 11

GRAVITATIONAL

Question 12

A monumental effect, has a
central axis, can .be formal or
with a radial effect.

Answer 12

SYMMETRICAL

BALANCE

Question 13

Deals with the relationship between
an object and the whole
structure The window to the
wall.

Answer 13

ABSOLUTE PROPORTION

Question 14

A systematic method of problem

solving.

Answer 14

METHODOLOGY

Question 15

The size of a building element
relative to other forms in its context
whose size is known. ex: a
door, a stair.

Answer 15

GENERIC SCALE

Question 16

A system based on the dimension
and proportions of the human
body in relation to forms,
furniture, heights.

Answer 16

ANTHROPORMOPHIC

Question 17

“the process of measuring humans.”

the measurement of the size and proportions of the human body

Answer 17

Anthropometry

Question 18

An elementary means of organizing
forms and spaces in architecture.
It is a line established
by two points.

Answer 18

AXIS

Question 19

The size of a building element
relative to the dimensions and
proportion of the human body.

Answer 19

HUMAN SCALE

Question 20

This deal between the parts of
an object and the whole object,
ex: window panes and the
whole jamb.

Answer 20

RELATIVE

PROPORTION

Question 21

In unity, shapes, sizes of elements
are shown one after the
other.

Answer 21

ALTERNATION

Question 22

Forms and spaces especially
placed to call attention to themselves
as being the important elements
in composition.

Answer 22

STRATEGIC

LOCATION

Question 23

Influence of traditional types

spires, classical orders, Gothic

Answer 23

ASSOCIATION

Question 24

This occurs if equally spaced windows are introduced on the

unbroken wall, then regular repetition is present.

Answer 24

UNACCENTED

RHYTHM

Question 25

To be unique, forms and spaces are visually dominant, and different from that of the other elements in the composition.

Answer 25

UNIQUE IN SHAPE

Question 26

Human quality or emotional appeal (dignified, dynamic, strong, forbidding, light)

Answer 26

PERSONALITY

Question 27

Deals with motifs of more than one member, or same size and same energy.

Answer 27

REPETITION

Question 28

If the openings or details are arranged in such a manner that some are more important than the others.

Answer 28

ACCENTED | RHYTHM

Question 29

To give an emphasis or interest | in unity.

Answer 29

ACCENT

Question 30

This reflects the degree of importance, the functional and symbolic roles they play in the organized design.

Answer 30

UNIQUE BUILDING

Question 31

Use of building, like for a shop, | a bank or a church.

Answer 31

FUNCTION

Question 32

Significantly different in dimension than all other elements in the composition. (The biggest, or the smallest to be noticed)

Answer 32

EXCEPTIONAL SIZE

Question 33

An axis can exist without symmetry but symmetrical condition can not exist without axis and center about which it is structured structured.

Answer 33

TRUE

Question 34

balanced distribution and arrangement of equivalent forms and spaces on opposite sides of a dividing line or plane or about a center or axis.

Answer 34

SYMMETRY

Question 35

the halves of a composition mirror each | other.

Answer 35

Bilateral symmetry

Question 36

Refers to the balanced arrangement of similar radiating elements such that the composition can be divided into similar halves by passing a plane at any angle around a center point along a center axis

Answer 36

RADIAL SYMMETRY

Question 37

elements are arranged ascending or descending based or their size, color gradient or any other distinctive characteristic

Answer 37

Progression

Question 38

The shape and structure of something as | distinguished from its substance or material

Answer 38

Form

Question 39

The two-dimensional contour that | characterizes an object or area.

Answer 39

SHAPE

Question 40

has an immediate and profound effect on a design.

Answer 40

COLOR

Question 41

Reflects more light and therefore is a more intense color.

Answer 41

Smooth Surface

Question 42

has informal effect Parts of the design are not identical but are equal in visual weight.

Answer 42

Asymmetrical or Informal Balance

Question 43

also known as Le Corbusier

Answer 43

Charles-Édouard Jeanneret

Question 44

basically the study of the | structure of the human body.

Answer 44

ANATOMY

Question 45

gives information about the | functioning of the human body

Answer 45

Physiology

Question 46

concerned with human information processing and decision-making capabilities.

Answer 46

Psychology

Question 47

deals with the functioning of the brain and the nervous system.

Answer 47

physiological psychology

Question 48

deals with the parameters of human behavior.

Answer 48

experimental psychology

Question 48

deals with the parameters of human behavior.

Answer 48

experimental psychology

Question 48

deals with the parameters of human behavior.

Answer 48

experimental psychology

Question 49

Deals with the organization of the work and | the work space.

Answer 49

Management

Question 50

Gives information about the environment the | human is within

Answer 50

Engineering

Question 51

Is the way of representation of any artifact. | When we design any artifact we must consider human health, safety, and comfort.

Answer 51

Design

Question 52

considers the operation of the muscles and limbs, and ensures that working postures are beneficial, and that excessive forces are avoided.

Answer 52

Biomechanics

Question 53

Ergonomics concerned with the interaction of the body with the equipment and the tools, starting right from the chair to the computer.

Answer 53

Physical Ergonomics

Question 54

Ergonomic that emphasizes the ways of information processing by the mind and its presentation.

Answer 54

Cognitive ergonomic

Question 55

ergonomic works on complete optimization of the workplace, right from quality management to teamwork.

Answer 55

Organizational ergonomic

Question 56

works on the relationship between human and machines and makes a continuous effort to improve the relation. This might include changing the location of the workplace, modifying the ways of using machine or redesigning of the equipment.

Answer 56

Engineering Psychology

Question 57

works on a wider aspect and emphasizes more on the organizational environment, history, goal, culture and design. It concentrates more on the physical design and the surrounding environment

Answer 57

Macro-ergonomics