LESSON 1.1 Flashcards

1
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  • First regional planners
  • Greatest Engineers
  • Neo-classical Design
  • The Eternal City = The Republic
A

Ancient Rome

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2
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What are the reasons for the fall of roman empires?

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  • moral decay
  • religious prosecution and socio-religious divisions
  • poor governance
  • bit more than they could chew
  • Aqueducts (supply of water
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3
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Barbaric way of life
Holy Pope
Castles

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Medieval Period

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4
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Magic turn into faith

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Medieval period

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5
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Two distinctive characteristics of Medieval Period

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Fortress cities due to conflict and war
Cathedral due to center of government = church

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6
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Cuneiform
Concept of nothing

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The Zero

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7
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trade; wheels played a big role in empowering human society (transportation)

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Silk Road

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8
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Due to unhygienic practices and lack of proper sanitation
Circa 1350 → no concept of public health and medicines
People only pray for relief from this disaster/disease

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Black Death (Bubonic Plague) = Fleas

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9
Q
  • Silver was the global standard
  • “Money” was given importance
  • Church became less dominant
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Renaissance Period

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10
Q
  • Merchant class rise to power
  • Mercantilism (nakikita ang tao da cities sa labas ng mga bldgs.)
  • Florence, Italy (born)
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Renaissance Period

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11
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RADIAL URBAN MODEL

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Leone Bautista Alberti
- symbolizes balance
- you have a center (radiocentric pattern)

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12
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Planned London and St. Paul & Peter Cathedral

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Sir Christopher Wren

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13
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British Colony and rectangular grid system
Investing in smaller-scale development (block)
The neighborhood was divided into quadrants

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William Penn - Pennsylvania

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14
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London; Focused on the Building Code of the city; Building Act of 1774
Pioneering standardization of building code

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John Gwynn

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15
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  • French Architect, Engineer, City Planner
  • planned for Washington D.C.
  • Model for American City Planning
  • Symbol of governmental power
  • Similar to Rizal Park
  • Capitol City in D.C
    • Made new diagonal lines (network of wide streets convergin on a major parks)
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Pierre Charles L’Enfant

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16
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Paris (1809-1891)
Manila → Paris of the Orient
Planned paris (Best Planned City in the World) - commissioned by Emp. Napoleon III
Arc de triomphe
First to address the traffic flow
Curves, not just straight line
Element of water is important

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Baron Georges Eugene Haussman

17
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Combination/Mix of everything (OA ang gawa rito) ~ majestic boulevards and designs ; Capture emotions through design

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Baroque Period

18
Q

Established concept of urban design with the axis style of city design as the prominent one
• beauty, form and function

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Renaissance Period

19
Q

NEW AMSTERDAM
• Manhattan was the original county of New York, until the addition in 1895 of the boroughs

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Henry Hudson