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Furniture Design and Construction Flashcards

1
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Arts & Crafts Movement Year

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1880-1990

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Arts & Crafts place:

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England

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Early 20th Century- Modern Period Artists

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  • Frank Lyod Wright
  • Le Corbuiser/ Charles Edouard Jeanneret
  • Charles Rennie Mackintosh
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He designed Inside out and popularized Open Plan

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Frank Lyod Wright

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5
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Art Nouveau Year

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1892-1905

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6
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Art Nouveau from England passed to:

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Belgium (Art Nouveau), Holland (de Stijl), Germany (the Bauhaus) and finally to the U.S.

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De Stijl originated in:

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Holland

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De Stijl Year

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1917-1929

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9
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Art Deco Year aka Art Moderne

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1918-1935

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10
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Art Deco classic Style developed in:

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France

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11
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Bauhaus Year

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1919-1933

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12
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Mid Century Designers

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Arne Jacobsen
Eero Saarinen
Charles & Ray Eames
Hans Wegner
Florence Knoll

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13
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1910-1961 Finnish American architect and industrial designer noted for his neofuturistic style

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Eero Saarinen

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14
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1960’s Pop-Culture & Anti-Design open to:

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Examination & Reform

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15
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Pop-art stands for:

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Popular

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16
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Anti-Design & High-Tech year of general energy crisis

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1973

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17
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Anti-Design& Hitech Worldwide recession

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1975

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18
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Post-Modernism & Electicism Mid 1980

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America and most Western European

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Post-Modernism & Electicism Year

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1980-1990s

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20
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Arts&Crafts Movement response to:

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“state of complete degradation

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21
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American architectural genius; designed inside out

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Frank Lloyd Wright

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22
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this movement of design leadership was probably owing to decline of the class structure in England at first

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Art Nouveau

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23
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This movement lasted longer than other movements and helped destroy the limitations imposed by tradition

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De Stijl

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24
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`Should be deliberte or intentional and should involve careful, organized, and systematic logical thinking and planning

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Design

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25
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Person who devises or executes designs

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Designer

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26
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Primary purpose of design

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Fulfillment of human satisfaction

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27
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Make something out of nothing

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Creativity

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28
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Techniques for idea stimulation are generally classifies into two:

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Intuitive Technique
Logical/ Sytematic Technique

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29
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Free association and gives no restriction to imagination

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Intuitive Technique

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30
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Directly approaching subconscious creative part of human mind

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Brainstorming

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31
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experience with brainstorming session, aimed at increasing output from brainstorming

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Brainwriting

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32
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having 26 or more ideas that pertain to problem

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Alphabetical Listing

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33
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Combines different, seemingly unrelated elements

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Synectics

34
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Solving problem in a riddle-like/ puzzle like

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Delphi Method

35
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Not thinking on how to improve rather than think about how you could make it worse, increase awareness

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Inversion

36
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Associate with something familiar

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Description by Association

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Splitting up problems ino sub problems and solving one by one

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Logical / Systematic Technique

38
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Redefines problem first and split up into elements

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Morphology

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Examines and analyzes objects of nature for possible adaptation

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Bionics

40
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Think about the function it will perform

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Functional Visualization

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Split up problem is split up into more minute sub-problem until whole problem has interrelated problems

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Problem Area Analysis and Functional Analysis

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Basic Criteria for Good Design

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Physical and Physiological Feature
Historical and Cultural Factor
Aesthetic Consideration
Structural Form Development

43
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Providing utilitarian requirements and bodily comfort

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Physical and Physiological Feature

44
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Designing for the present would need familiarization of the past culture and present trend

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Historical and cultural Factor

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Design as visually pleasing

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Aesthetic Consideration

46
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Make use of basic outline of the furniture as a grid

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Structural Form Development

47
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Makes use of previous design as basis for improvements

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Morphological Form Development

48
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Variations on geometric forms-sie, shape, and all can spark new ideas

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Geometric Form Development

49
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Nature often provides inspiration for exciting ideas

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Form development based on Nature

50
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Design ideas can be based on various sources other than nature

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Form developmrent based on Various Scenes

51
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Vernacular Term Pattern Schedule

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Plantilya

52
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Vernacular Term Wood Grain

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Haspe

53
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Vernacular Term Ceiling

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Kisame

54
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Cone Bearing Tree

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Softwood

55
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Philippine Mahogany

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Tanguile

56
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Artificial Wood defects hollows across width

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Cupping

57
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Steel with Chromium and Nickel

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Stainless Steel

58
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Alloy of Copper and Tin

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Bronze

59
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Non-Ferrous, Reddish brown, Malleable

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Copper

60
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Copper and Zinc

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Brass

61
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2 Diff Kind of Plastic

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Thermoset- remains in heat
Thermoplastic- turns into diff form

62
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Light grayish brown to reddish brown striking grain

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Oak

63
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Creamy white to light reddish brown straight grain

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Maple

64
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Light gray brown to dark purple brown

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Walnut

65
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Cream color to light reddish brown visible resin canals and growth rings

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Pine

66
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Cream white to light reddish brown extremely small pores

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Birch

67
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Light to dark reddish brown, straight grain and small individual pores

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Cherry

68
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Grayish through creamy white through to a reddish dark brown

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Ash

69
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Yellowish brown through reddish brown to dark red

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Mahogany

70
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Very light brown hardwood

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Beech

71
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Light yellow to brownish yellow with green tinge

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Poplar

72
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Tawny yellow to dark brown with frequent lighter an darker streaks

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Teak (Indonesia)

73
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Creamy white to reddish brown occasional dark brown

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Pecan

74
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Light brown to dark brown often containing shades of red

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Elm

75
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Various shades of dark brown to dark purple

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Rosewood

76
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Creamy white to yellowish with obvious differences between spring and summer growth

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Fir

77
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Dee reddish brown with obvious alternating spring and summer growth rings

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Redwood

78
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Light red with light colored streaks running throughout

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Cedar

79
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Pale reddish brown

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Sycamore

80
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Pale to dark brown with occasional red streaks running throughout

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Butternut

81
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Creamy white to creamy brown with frequent reddish markings

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Basswood

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