Ch. 3 Principles of design

Question 1

The arrangement of elements in a composition to achieve visual equilibrium this is important an interior design because every interior is composed of a white variety of forms, shapes, colors, lines, patterns, texture, and light.

Answer 1

Balance

Question 2

What is the balance point called

Answer 2

Fulcrum

Question 3

Consist of identical elements arranged equally about a common access. This is also called by symmetrical, bilateral, or axial symmetry

Answer 3

Symmetrical balance

Question 4

Depends on equalizing the visual, or optical, weights of non-similar elements in a composition within a visual field or about a common access. This is generally considered informal and dynamic

Answer 4

Asymmetrical balance

Question 5

Type of symmetrical balance in which elements are arranged uniformly about a central point

Answer 5

Radial balance

Question 6

Is the agreement of the parts to each other into the hole. It is often one of the most difficult design principles to apply because there are no fixed roles and because it includes the opposing concepts of unity or variety and rhythm and emphasis

Answer 6

Harmony

Question 7

One of the most powerful design principles, which is the repetition of elements in a regular pattern.

Answer 7

Rhythm

Question 8

And important type of rhythm where the size, color, or value of design elements are gradually modified as the elements repeat

Answer 8

Graduation

Question 9

The juxtaposition or just similar elements, is necessary condition of life. Black does not exist without white, left without Wright. This is the way we perceive the difference between things, create importance, and add interest in variety to environment

Answer 9

Contrast

Question 10

What is the brightness ratio for critical visual tasks

Answer 10

3:1

Question 11

What is the brightness ratio of the maximum brightness recommended between the task in the surrounding surface of the room

Answer 11

5:1

Question 12

The relationship between one part of an object or composition in another part and to the hole, or between one element in another

Answer 12

Proportion

Question 13

Hey single line is divided into two equal segments such that the ratio of the smaller part is equal to the larger part is the larger part is to the whole

Answer 13

The golden ratio

Question 14

Loosely based on the golden section but uses the human body as a starting point

Answer 14

Modular system