3.3 ARCHITECTURE Flashcards
Art or science of designing and constructing buildings or structures with durable materials following certain standards, so as to make them suited to their purpose, and are also visually and aesthetically pleasing, practical, and comfortable.
Architecture
“the possession of the qualities or structural design and the technical aspects of organization in space and time rather than the subject matter, thus, recalling the three dimensional clarity of architecture” (Dudley’s Glossary)
Architectonic
Elements of architecture
Line
Value
Color
Texture
Space
Volume
Shape and form
represents the shape, so there are geometric-shape structures.
Line
Example of line
a. Cylindrical towers
b. Box-like or square office buildings
c. Pyramid
amount of light needed to suit the design’s purpose
Value
paint can be applied to add beauty to buildings and houses.
However, the natural color of the material used is by itself the appeal like brick houses
Color
materials in relation to the perception of touch. There is a
big difference between the texture of the marble and granite when used in floorings of the structures
Texture
created by the position and the materials used by the
designer.
Space
Example of space
a. Glass occupies less space than concrete
emerged from evolution of techniques and styles particular to a culture in a given period. Does not only include structural designs and models, but also those that originated from no particular designer
Architectural styles
Historically and traditionally, architecture has followed a succession of recognizable styles :______ _______, or _______; or it has a homogenous style associated with a particular culture : _____, _____, or _______
- Gothic,
- Baroque
- Neo-Classical
- greek
- roman
- or egyptian
Architectural style, be it in a rural house, factory, hotel, airport, government or religious building, ______________________________________________________. However, it is governed not only by ______ and _______ considerations, but also by ______________________________; the awareness of loads and stresses that certain parts of the building must bear, and the purpose why the structure is built
- reflects the values as well as the needs of the society that produces it
- taste
- aesthetic
- requirements or limitations of interrelated practical factors
Architectural planning
Orientation
Design
Fenestration
Walls
Colors
Materials and techniques
It is an important phase in architecture
Planning