HOA Correl OT 1 Flashcards
- a sepulchral monument to a person buried elsewhere.
J. pyramid K. mastaba
L. sarcophagus M. cenotaph
M. cenotaph
pillared temple space in which the roof rests on columns; serving as template for Egyptian temple architecture
J cella K hypostyle hall L. ambulatory M. pylon
K hypostyle hall
also applied to the projecting stepped or moulded base of any building J. base K. abacus
L. dado M. pedestal
L. dado
the term applied to the triangular curved overhanging surface by means of which a circular dome is supported over a square or polygonal compartment
J. pendentive K. spandrel
L. drum M. vaultf
J. pendentive
an urban apartment housing in ancient Rome
J. insula K. villa
L. domus M. cubicula
J. insula
Correspond to Greek agora, originally an irregularly shaped open space serving as Roman general meeting place and setting for political discussions
J. basilica K. forum L. thermae M. circus
K. forum
a long uncovered narrow passage leading to the underground tholos
forum K. dromos
stoa M. ambulatory
K. dromos
the raised edges which separate the flutting of the Doric column
entasis
K. arris
L. annulet M. hypotrachelion
K. arris
the decorative ornament found on the abacus of the Corinthian order.
J. calyx K. fleuron L. volute M. fluting
K. fleuron
three to five horizontal fillets which stops the vertical lines of the arrises and flutes
J. entasis K. arris
annulet M. hypotrachelion
annulet
the stalks between the leaves of the Corinthian capital J. fleuron K. caulicoli
L. calyx M. volute
K. caulicoli
metope- space ornamented with relief sculptures found is found in J. pediment K. frieze
L. entablature M. cornice
K. frieze
the inspiration in doing the shape of the echinus of the Doric order J. acanthus K. egg
L sea urchin M. bead
L sea urchin
sunk panels, recesses formed in the ceiling or dome to reduce its weight
J. caisson K. clearstory L. coffer M. vault
L. coffer
upper part of an Order with frieze, cornice and architrave and supported by columns.
J. Pediment K. tympanum L entablature M. acroterion
L entablature
the domestic houses of the Aegean Period
J. megaron K. domus L insula M. villa
J. megaron
great block boulders to fine ashlars of heavy blocks stacked with no mortar. Clay served as bedding (Aegean period)
J. mud brick walling K. cyclopean walling L. rectangular walling M. ashlar walling
M. ashlar walling
a temple having a double range of columns on each side
J. peripteral K. prostyle
L. hexastyle M. dipteral
M. dipteral
porticos located at the front and back part of the Greek temple J. peripteral K. amphiprostyle
L. hexastyle M. dipteral
K. amphiprostyle
the term originally applied to painting on a wall while the plaster is wet J. relief K. fresco
L. mosaic M. terracotta
K. fresco
a portico of twelve columns J. decastyle K. dozecastyle
L. dodecastyle M. eneastyle
L. dodecastyle
the column use in the Temple of Parthenon
J.caryatid K. doric
L. atlantis M. corinthian
K. doric
an important gateway or vestibule, in front of a sacred enclosure.
J. Greek tholos K. Greek Propylaea L. Greek dromos M. Greek Megaron
K. Greek Propylaea
the characteristic hollow and roll moulding of an Egyptian as well as Persian cornice
J. gorge cornice K. egg and dart L. dart cornice M bead cornice
J. gorge cornice
the rain water harvesting system of the Romans where the rainwater is collected on the roof
J. aqueduct K. maxima cloaca
L. compluvium M. impluviuM
L. compluvium
the place where the rainwater is stored in Roman houses
J. aqueduct K. maxima cloaca
L. compluvium M. impluviuM
M. impluviuM
the drainage system used to drain water from Roman cities
J. aqueduct K. maxima cloaca
L. compluvium M. impluvium
K. maxima cloaca
sun shading device awning type installed in Roman amphitheater to protect spectators from the sun when watching
J. parasol K. canvass
L. velarium M. soliel
L. velarium
Roman houses courtyards and gardens are surrounded with columns known as
J. peristyle K. Octastyle
L. dipteral M. pseudo style
J. peristyle
private bath house of ancient Rome
J. balneum K. tepidarium L. thermae M. sudatorium
J. balneum
Characterize the Mesopotamian architecture
A. stone B. concrete C. timber D. brick
D. brick
the influence of river Euphrates in Mesopotamian structures
A. source of building material B. orientation to appease gods C. source of light D. all
A. source of building material
which of the following were the vegetative inspiration of Ancient Egyptian
A. papyrus B. acanthus C. fleuron D. jasmin
A. papyrus
which of t he following is not a characteristic of Egyptian architecture
A marble stone B. use of logs and timber C use of bricks
A marble stone
Abundant material used for the pyramid
A marble B. limestone C granite D. adobe
B. limestone
which of the following does not belong to the near east region
A Assyria B Mesopotamia C, Egypt
C, Egypt
which of the following is a characteristic of a ziggurat A great courts B Dim inner sanctuaries
C . Secret rooms D. altar at the summit
D. altar at the summit
the false burial place of the Ancient Egyptian
A. cenotaph B sarcophagus C. pyramid
A. cenotaph
The pharaoh’s head on the sphinx at Gizeh also
the owner of the second largest true pyramid at Gizeh.
A. Khufu B. Mykerinos C. Cheops D. Chephren
D. Chephren
Temple of Hatshepsut was a fine example
A rock-hewn tomb. B. mastaba C. Pyramid D. mortuary
D. mortuary
which of the following is NOT an Egyptian Capital
A papyrus capital B. tulip capital C. palm capital D. ionic capital
D. ionic capital
he reason why the columns at the inner part of the hypostyle is higher than the outer part of the column
J. to serve as canvas for the reliefs and hieroglyphs
K. superstitious belief
L. to accommodate clearstory window to admit more light
M.to carry the weight of the roof
L. to accommodate clearstory window to admit more light
he reason why the Egyptian walls were “battered”
J. to prevent wall collapse due to soil shrinkage resulting from annual flooding of the Tigris River K. to prevent wall collapse due to soil shrinkage brought about the desert heat
L. to block desert heat to penetrate the temple interior
M. none
M. none
the reason why the corbel arch is not a ‘True “ arch
J. the corbel arch was developed during the Sumerian Period
K. the corbel arch was not a one –centered arch similar to the Roman Arch
L. the corbel arch had no keystones and voussoirs
M. all of the above
L. the corbel arch had no keystones and voussoirs
he reason why Mesopotamian cities were with plinth
J. annual inundation of Nile River
K. annual inundation of the Euphrates River
L. annual inundation of Tigris River
M. none
K. annual inundation of the Euphrates River
the reason why the Egyptian walls were windowless J due to climate K. due to religion L. due to politics M. All of the above
J due to climate
reason why monumental structures such as mastabas and pyramids were constructed in Egypt
J. Due to the social structure-farmers and slaves offered abundant labor force
K. due to the belief in life after death
L. due to the social structure –pharaoh, royal family and the rich can afford the construction of the structure M. all of the above
K. due to the belief in life after death
the reason why the construction of thermaes was possible in Rome J. presence of aqueduct K. presence of cloaca maxima L. presence of fontana M. none
J. presence of aqueduct
the reason for the excessive heights of ziggurats
J. reach sky god Anu
K. reach sky god Ishtar
L. to reach sky god Anubis M. none
J. reach sky god Anu
the ziggurats were called J. brick architecture K. Marble architecture L. stone architecture M. none
J. brick architecture
Greek architecture was also called carpentry in marble because
J. Doric order details in wood were later applied when marble was utilized
K. Ionic order details in wood were later applied when marble was utilized
J. Corinthian order details in wood were later applied when marble was utilized M. all of the above
J. Doric order details in wood were later applied when marble was utilized
architrave was
J. the beam of the Doric Order
K. the beam of the Doric Order
L. the beam of the Doric Order M. the beam of all orders
J. the beam of the Doric Order
The earliest structure that was reused by the Early Christians when Christianity was the official religion of Rome J. catacomb K. basilika L. cathedral M. all
K. basilika
the Roman structure where different plan shapes were incorporated resulting to new space-volume experience J. villa K. Pantheon L. Forum M. none
K. Pantheon
the planning of the exterior landscape to the interior of the structure was seen in this Roman Structure J. villa K. Pantheon L. Forum M. none
J. villa
the uniqueness of the Palace of King Minos
J. the plan was rectangular
K. the plan was a combination of circular and rectangular
L. the plan was asymmetrical and organic
L. the plan was asymmetrical and organic
16. eliminate the character not seen in Egyptian temple J. the plan was rectangular K. massive pylon L. presence of hypostyle hall M. none
M. none
eliminate the character not seen in Greek Temple J. the plan was rectangular K. marble L. oversized columns M. none
L. oversized columns
not a part of entablature J. frieze K. cornice L. architrave M. none
M. none
Which of the following was not a belief of the ancient Egyptian J. Life after death K. Polytheism L. Mummified the death M. None
M. None
Which of the following is not a characteristic of ancient Egyptian mastaba structure?
J. Battered wall
K. Wall are windowless suitable for wall surface writing and art in high relief and hieroglyphs
L. Rectangular plan with flat roof
M None
M None
Which of the following is not a characteristic of Egyptian column?
J. Large proportion showing vegetative influence
K. The construction of capital, shaft and base were all related to each other
L. Shaft to base were from bundle of plants
M. None
K. The construction of capital, shaft and base were all related to each other
Which of the following is not a characteristic of the Egyptian temples J.Entrances of propylon K. Flat roofs L. Great hypostyle hall M. Great courts
J.Entrances of propylon
Reason why Egyptian columns were gigantic and closely spaced
J. The roof was solid block of stone and was very heavy
K. Structural design was based on visual
L. Abundant labor and materials
M. Symbol of wealth
K. Structural design was based on visual
The main axis of the mastaba was oriented J.North –south K.East-west L.East only M. West only
J.North –south
Which of the following was not a Characteristic of Egyptian pyramids J.Primary building of a complex of buildings enclosed with walls
K.Had an entrance gateway known as pylons
L.Mortuary temple for the pharaoh usually at the north side
M. Valley Building –embalming and interment is carried out.
K.Had an entrance gateway known as pylons
Zoser, Imhotep, first large scale stone construction
J.Step pyramid
K.Bent pyramid
L.True pyramidM.Red pyramid
J.Step pyramid
Upper inclination of the pyramid is 54o15’ and lower inclination is 43o 36’ , Seneferu, J. Step pyramid K. Bent pyramid L. True pyramid M. Red pyramid
K. Bent pyramid
Which of the following is not a rock-hewn tomb J. Queen Hatshepsut K. Ramesses II L. Temple of Khons M. Tomb of Beni Hasan
L. Temple of Khons
Which of the following is not a cult temple J Temple of Isis K Temple of Hathor L.Temple of Osiris M.Temple of Ramesses II
M.Temple of Ramesses II
Which of the following is not a characteristic of Cleopatra’s Needle in Thames, London
J. Welcome arch dedicated to the famous Egyptian Pharaoh
K. Huge monolith, square on plan and tapering to an electrum-capped
L. A Cleopatra’s coat of arms
M. None
K. Huge monolith, square on plan and tapering to an electrum-capped
A term taken to comprehend the Romanesque and Gothic Periods of architectural development
R. renaissance S. revivals T. classicism U. medieval
U. medieval
The term applied to the reintroduction of Classical architecture all over Europe in the 15th and 16th century renaissance
R. renaissance S. revivals T. classicism U. medieval
R. renaissance
is the final phase of renaissance characterized by the return to ancient Greek and Roman , Gothic, and
medieval styles
R. antiquarian S. early renaissance T. high renaissance U. Baroque
R. antiquarian
a style of art in Italy in the late 15th and early 16th centuries. Chiefly characterized by an emphasis on draftsmanship, schematized, often centralized compositions and illusion of sculptural volume in painting.
R. antiquarian S. early renaissance T. high renaissance U. Baroque
U. Baroque
the style of architecture prevalent in western Europe from 9th to 12th centuries characterized by arcades
up to the roof.
R. gothic revival S. Romanesque T. gothic U. Romanesque revival
S. Romanesque
The name of period architecture characterized by pointed style prevalent in Western Europe from 13th to 15th century gothic
R. gothic revival S. romanesque T. gothic U. Romanesque revival
T. gothic
An architectural style of the 18 th century to 1820 in England based on the reuse of ancient Greek forms in
architecture. Public buildings in this style were usually symmetrical in plan and rectangular in shape.
R. Greek S. Greek Revival T. Byzantine U. Neo classical
S. Greek Revival
The style evolved at Constantinople in the 5th century and still the style of the Eastern or Greek Church
R. Greek S. Greek Revival T. Byzantine U. Neo classical
T. Byzantine
an architectural style that is minimalist in concept, devoid of regional characteristics, stresses functionalism, and rejects all nonessential decorative elements. It emphasizes the horizontal aspects of the building, developed during the 1920s and 1930s in western Europe principally in the Bauhaus School and also in the Americas.
R. Jugendstil S. Style Liberty T. International Style
T. International Style
Jugendstil in Germany is also known as
R. arts and crafts movement S. art deco T. ecclecticism U. Art nouveau
U. Art nouveau
Style Liberty is also known as
R. arts and crafts movement S. art deco T. ecclecticism U. Art nouveau
U. Art nouveau
A method of forming stonework with roughened surfaces and recessed joints, principally employed in Renaissance buildings
Q. quoin R. rustication S. ashlar T. Stucco
R. rustication
The tapering termination of a tower in Gothic or Renaissance architecture, which was the result of elongating an ordinary pyramidal or conical roof
Q. turret R. spire S. bartizan T. tower
R. spire
Small towers, often containing stairs, and forming special features in medieval buildings
Q. turret R. spire S. bartizan T. tower
Q. turret
The inner great tower or donjon of a castle
Q. parapet R. embattlement S. moat T. keep
T. keep
the portion of the wall above the roof gutter, sometimes crenelated.
Q. moat R. embattlement S. fortress T. keep
R. embattlement
A heavy lattice grating of timber or iron, sliding in vertical grooves in the jambs of a portal of a defended building
Q. machicolation R. draw bridge S. fortress T. portcullis
T. portcullis
A projecting wall or parapet allowing floor openings, thru which molten lead,pitch, stones, etc. were drop on a enemy below
Q. machicolation R. draw bridge S. dungeon T. portcullis
Q. machicolation
A semi circular window or wall panel let into the inner base of a concave vault or dome
Q. clearstory R. lunette S. wheel window T. dormer
R. lunette
An Italian term for bell tower generally detached from the main building
Q. basilika R. tempietto S. campanile T. steeple
S. campanile
A term applied to a type of renaissance ornament in which rock-like forms, fantastic scrolls, and crimped shells are worked together in profusion and confusion of detail often without organic coherence
Q. scones R. baroque S. trompe-o-leil T. rococo
T. rococo
the roof line of the Italian renaissance palazzo is designed with flat balustrade termination due to what consideration
A. Climate B. budget C. aesthetics D. narrow width of the street
D. narrow width of the street
the compare/contrast of Romanesque churches with Gothic churches
A. Romanesque churches used buttress while Gothic cathedrals used buttress and flying buttresses
B. the walls of Romanesque churches were thick made of bricks or stones while the Gothic cathedral
walls were thinner
C. both used the rose/wheel windows
D. both structures appeared heavy, stout and short of height.
B. the walls of Romanesque churches were thick made of bricks or stones while the Gothic cathedral
walls were thinner
the presence of large deposits of metals in Spain brought about the development of
A. Chinoiserie B. Arabesque C. plateresque D. trompe-o’eil
C. plateresque
comparing art deco with art nouveau, art deco style is more elegant and stylized because
A. the style used the organic vegetation such as tendrils of plants B. the style used parabolic and circular curves
C. the style used clean lines and geometric shapes
d. the style used mosaic tiles forming pictures
C. the style used clean lines and geometric shapes
is not the reason why fenestrations of structures vary A. due to climate
B. due to aesthetics
C. due to superstitious beliefs
D. Due to position of occupants in the society
D. Due to position of occupants in the society
what is not similar between the Basilican church and the Romanesque church A. Both churches have clearstory windows
B. Both churches have the basic plan of nave, aisle
C. both churches have central domes
D.none
D.none
what is not characteristic of a Christian church with influence of Byzantine architecture A presence of geometric patterns
B. presence of arabesque
C. presence of mosaic patterns
D. presence of maze on the floor
D. presence of maze on the floor
What is the description of the architectural character of the dome of Florence Cathedral that it is not considered as part of renaissance
A. the construction of the double dome
b. the innovation of the brick layout of the dome
C. the perspective drawing of the building as prepared by Brunelleschi
D. the detail of the lower part of the Building as designed by Arnulfo di Cambio
D. the detail of the lower part of the Building as designed by Arnulfo di Cambio
contrasting details of post modern and international style
A. post modern uses technologies of the past while international style uses advance technology
B. post modern uses more solids than voids while international style uses curtain wall
C. post modern uses elements of the past so that there is something to talk about in the building while
international style devoid of historical details
D. post-modern is historical only while international style is historical and functional.
C. post modern uses elements of the past so that there is something to talk about in the building while
international style devoid of historical details
is an architectural device, typically carved in stone and employed to decoratively emphasize the apex of a gable, or any of various distinctive ornaments at the top, end, or corner of a building or structure.
A.gopuram B finial C mandapa D vihara
B finial
a monumental, usually ornate gateway tower to a Hindu temple enclosure especially found in southern India.
A.gopuram B finial C mandapa D vihara
A.gopuram
a large, porch like hall leading to a Hindu temple and used for religious dancing and music.
A.gopuram B finial C mandapa D vihara
C mandapa
the civilization that introduced Hinduism to India
A. Aryans B Dradivians C Chopta D Brahman
B Dradivians
Technique in timber structure of ancient Chinese architecture (pillar-beam system)
A. chuandao B dougong C huabiao D tailiang
D tailiang
he construction of Great Wall of China was during the
A. Han Dynasty B Ming dynasty C Tang dynasty D SHI WANG TI
D SHI WANG TI
The lifting of the corbelled brackets of the domestic buildings Chinese roof details determinE
A. wealthy residence B Buddhist residence C commoner’s residence D royal residence
A. wealthy residence
bilateral symmetry the characteristic of Chinese structures is seen in
A. vertical axis B. horizontal Axis C. X and y axis D. none
B. horizontal Axis
Covered all structures in China consisting of mausoleum, palaces
A. domestic architecture B. imperial architecture C. religious architecture D. ecclesiastical architecture
B. imperial architecture
he storage of important document in a imperial complex is
A. pagoda B. pavilion C. courtyard D. palace
B. pavilion
A straw mat in Japan which has a standard size and used as a unit in measuring and planning the size of the room
A. Tatami B. Shoji C. roji D. mizuya
A. Tatami
The small garden of the Japanese tea House
A. Tatami B. Shoji C. roji D. mizuya
C. roji
a sliding screen that divide the vestibule from the inside room of a Japanese house. A. Tatami B. Shoji C. roji D. tokonoma
B. Shoji
staggered shelves built on the wall of a Japanese domestic architecture.
A. Tatami B. Shoji C. roji D. Tokonoma
D. Tokonoma
Which of the following is a characteristic of Chinese roof A. Sweeping
B. Tiered-inclined
C. Straightinclined
D. Alloftheabove
D. Alloftheabove
The largest structure in the Forbidden City A. Hall of Supreme Harmony B. Hall Of Earthly Peace C. Hall of Minor Harmony D. Hall of Union and Peace
A. Hall of Supreme Harmony
Which of the following is not a characteristic of Japanese roof A. Gable,Hipped B. HippedandGable C. Pyramidal,Octagonal D. flat
D. flat
The standard style and method of temple building at the end Heian period. Temples were usually along the mountainside or hilltop near a village. Scenic views: mountains, waterfalls,
A. Muromachistyle B. Daibutsustyle C. Ishestyle
D. Wayostyle
D. Wayostyle
Which of the following is not a characteristic of Japanese Shinto shrine A. pagodas B. -special hall for worshippers C. -connecting corridors D. -vermilion colored woods
A. pagodas
Which of the following is not a characteristic of Ise Shrine A. Katsuogi,chigi,andmunamo-bashira B. Elevated floor and closed interior C. Gabled curved rooflines D. Raised floors and plank walls
B. Elevated floor and closed interior
Characterized by asymmetry, great use of natural materials, sympathetic adaptation of building to the natural surroundings are the characteristics of traditional A. Chinesetemples B. Japanesetemples C. Koreantemples D. Indiantemples
B. Japanesetemples
Which of the following is not a characteristic of a traditional Thai house
B. simple structure of timber and clay
which of the following is not a traditional decoration of a classical Thai roof
A. Ngao B. chofa C. Sala D. Kalae
C. Sala
Thai Royal houses and mansions are typically A. a mixture of Thai wat, B. traditional Thai house style C. western architecture. D. Buddhist architecture
D. Buddhist architecture
Which of the following is not the characteristic of Malaysian traditional house A. built on stilts B. Have stairs C. Partitioned rooms D. Adorned with decoration
D. Adorned with decoration
A pulpit at the head of a staircase where the Prophet and the first caliphs preached but many imams preach from one of the steps as a sign of respect. A. qibla B. mihrab C. minbar D. minaret
C. minbar
Empty niche in the Qibla wall indicating the direction of Mecca. A. qibla B. mihrab C. minbar D. minaret
B. mihrab
The wall that faces Mecca, the direction Muslims face to pray. A. qibla B. mihrab C. minbar D. minaret
A. qibla
Tower from which the call to prayer is made five times per day. A. qibla B. mihrab C. minbar D. minaret
D. minaret
The house is compared to a woman figure: the ladder is the stretched leg and the house is the belly. Womb- the house has no windows only front and back door . Dark due to the soots .Suggests womb-dark warm and enfolding Q. Bontoc house R. Ifugao House S. Isneg house T. Kankanai House
R. Ifugao House
The house was mentioned in the epic of Bugan and Wigan where their carnal relationship consummated in a house
Q. Bontoc house R. Ifugao House S. Isneg house T. Kankanai House
R. Ifugao House
House or the binuron is influenced by boat design. The roof suggested inverted hull, and floor joist resemble the profile of the boat.
Q. Bontoc R. Ifugao S. Isneg T. Kalinga
S. Isneg
The community have large compact settlements built along rice terraces and divided into wards called ato.
Q. Bontoc R. Ifugao S. Isneg T. Kalinga
Q. Bontoc
fale is the house of
Q. Bontoc R. Ifugao S. Isneg T. Kalinga
R. Ifugao
Floor- not a perfect octagon since corners are not floored over. At one side of the entrance, the floor is eliminated to provide a working space that reaches the ground floor level. The design of octagonal floor and roof form a dome-like space which suggest expansion rather than enclosure.
Q. Bontoc R. Ifugao S. Isneg T. Kalinga
T. Kalinga
Four posts or tukud raised 1.50to 2.0 m above the ground made of hardwood
posts with rat guards halipan placed just below the girders
Q. Bontoc house R. Ifugao House S. Isneg house T. Kankanai House
R. Ifugao House
Granaries located outside the house or near the farm
Q. Bontoc house R. Ifugao House S. Isneg house T. Kankanai House
S. Isneg house
his community are popularly known as the “Sea Gypsies” of the Sulu and Celebes seas-are generally boat dwellers whose religion is ancestor worship mixed with Islamic influences.
Q. Mangyan R. Ivatan S. Samal T. Badjao
S. Samal
The community with no permanent dwellings and live on their boats throughout the year.
Q. Mangyan R. Ivatan
S. Samal T. Badjao
T. Badjao
Use of soaring roof, ornate panolongs& massive log posts.
Q. Panay R. Badjao S. Samal T. Maranao
T. Maranao
The Maranao residence for datu
Q. lamin P. torogan S. luma T. Ato
P. torogan
a tower above the royal Maranao house where the sultan daughter stays
Q. lamin P. torogan S. luma T. Ato
Q. lamin
Type of Badjao house on stilt located on the seashore
Q. lamin P. torogan S. luma T. Ato
S. luma
The roof ornamentation of the Tausug house
Q. torogan P. panolong S. tandjungpasung
S. tandjungpasung
Walls were made of limestones
Q. Ivatan House P. Panay house S. BahaynaBato
Q. Ivatan House
orientation of the longest windowless side of Ivatan House
Q. east-west P north south S. northeast-southwest
S. northeast-southwest
The strong net placed on the roof of an Ivatan house to protect the structure from strong
wind and rain
Q. rakuh P. panpet S. sinadumparan T. Bakul
P. panpet
The balcony of Panay house
Q. papagan Psilong S. balconahe T. Balkon
T. Balkon
The lower portion of the Panay house on stilts so enclosed to accommodate other activities such as raising poultry.
Q. entresuelo P. silong S. Ilalim T. Kural
P. silong
the receiving of the guest area of Panay house
Q. entresuelo P. caida S. sala T hapagbisita
S. sala
Wooden bamboo platform at the foot of the Panay house stairs where visitors can leave
their footwear.
Q. patungan P. linisan S. tapakan T. Papagan
T. Papagan
Part of Panay house located outside the structure used for washing and bathing purposes
Q. Banggerahan P. Batalan S. Banyo D. Labar
P. Batalan
The utensil rack of the Panay house usually located on the kitchen window
Q. Banggerahan P. Batalan S. Banyo D. labar.
Q. Banggerahan
A long box with a packed earth surface on which stones are clustered to carry pots and pans while cooking.
Q. lutuan P. dapogan S. patuluan D. Tindugan
P. dapogan
The architectural style of Banko Central ng Pilipinas
G. brutalism H. Art Nouveau M. Expressionism
O. Art Dec
G. brutalism
Far Eastern University
G. brutalism H. Art Nouveau M. Expressionism
O. Art Deco
O. Art Deco
The architect of RCBC Plaza G. coscolluella H. Villarosa M. Locsin and Partners D. Ecotektonica
G. coscolluella
The architect of De Lasalle Centennial Hallway G. coscolluella H. Villarosa M. Locsin and Partners D. Ecotektonica
M. Locsin and Partners
The architect of Globe tower
G. SOM H.Aidea M. Arquitectonica D. Locsin and Partners
H.Aidea
he 2018 Philippine national artist in the field of architecture
G. Fransisco Mañosa H. Jose Ma!ñosa M. Leandro Locsin D. George Formoso
G. Fransisco Mañosa
The reason why the bahay na bato shifted from cogon (grass) roofing to clay tile. Q. laws of Indies R. Strong rain S. fire T. Earthquake
S. fire
The reason why the bahay na bato shifted from clay roofing to G I sheet roofing Q. laws of Indies R. Strong rain S. fire T. Earthquake
T. Earthquake
The part of the bahaynabato located on the ground floor which served as storage for the andas or the saint’s floats
Q. volada R. cuadra S. bodega T. Zaguan
T. Zaguan
The horse stable oft hebahay na bato
Q. volada R. cuadra S. caida T. Zaguan
R. cuadra
A cantilevered gallery or patio enclosed by windows that was opened or closed at any time of the day
Q. volada R. cuadra S. caida T. Zaguan
Q. volada
The lower windows of the bahay na bato
Q. ventana R. ventanilla S. calado T. Persiana
R. ventanilla
traceried immobile windows were installed in order to admit more light
Q. ventana R. ventanilla S. calado T. Persiana
S. calado
The service balcony located at the back of the bahaynabato Q. batalan R. bano S. cocina T. Azotea
T. Azotea
A second floor space right after the stairs and before entering the sala Q. zaguan R. cocina S. entresuelo T. Caida
T. Caida
the dining area of the bahay na bato
Q. comedor R. cocina S. cuarto T. Caida
Q. comedor
Philippine General Hospital G. William Parsons H. Cameron Forbes M. Juan Arellano O. Leandro Locsin
G. William Parsons
Old Manila Hotel G. William Parsons H. Cameron Forbes M. Juan Arellano O. Leandro Locsin
G. William Parsons
Manila Post office G. Arcadio Arellano H. Juan Arellano M. Juan Nakpil O. Carlos Arguelles
H. Juan Arellano
Architectural style of Manila Post Office G. Renaissance H. Neo-classical M. Romanesque Revival O. Greco-Roman Revival
H. Neo-classical
The colossal order of Post Office
G. doric H. corinthian M. ionic O. Tuscan
M. ionic
The architectural style adapted by Carlos Arguelles G. neo-classical H. International M. Post modernism O. Art Deco
H. International
The architectural style adapted by Tomas Mapua in the design of Mapua Main Building
G. neo-classical H. International M. Post modernism O. Art Deco
G. neo-classical
The architect of Metropolitan Theatre
G. ArcadioArellano H.JuanArellano M. JuanNakpil O. CarlosArguelles
H.JuanArellano
The architectural style of Metropolitan Theatre
G. brutalism H. Art Nouveau M. Expressionism O. Art Deco
O. Art Deco
The architectural style of Leandro Locsin as seen in the CCP and PICC where concrete and its texture is used into full advantage.
G. brutalism H. Art Nouveau M. Expressionism O. Art Deco
G. brutalism
