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This is the vernacular residence of the Yakan

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Lumah

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This is the vernacular residence of the Kankanay

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Bauko

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These are the main posts of the Bale that sit on a cobbled base and support the main structure of the house

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Tukod

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4
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The perimeter of the Intramuros was defined by whom?

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Miguel Lopez de Legaspi

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5
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Intramuros used to be a palisaded settlement reigned upon by

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Rajah Sulayman

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6
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The first architect to work on Philippine soil was ____.

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Fr. Antonio Sedeno

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He is the first owner of the current Malacañang Palace

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Luis Rocha

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He is the first Filipino Architect to be employed by the American colonial government

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Carlos Barretto

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He designed the main building of the Dela Salle University along Taft Avenue

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Tomas Mapua

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He designed the Baclaran Church and the Church of the Risen Lord in UP Diliman

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Cesar Concio

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11
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Which among the following is not a design by Leandro Locsin

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Manila Film Center

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He designed the seemingly timeless modern Ramon Magsaysay Center and the Regional WHO office in Manila

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Alfredo Luz

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He designed the GSIS building, National Heart Center and Fort Ilocandia

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Jorge Ramos

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The years after world war II was mainly devoted to the rebuilding of manila and the eventual transfer of the capital (and government offices) to Quezon city using the master plan drafted by ____.

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Juan Arellano and Harry Frost

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He designed the Pedro Calungsod Chapel in Cebu’s SM Seaside Complex

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Carlos Arnaiz

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16
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This is architectural component that is often the first to be visually noticed

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Architectural elements

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17
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A type of order wherein objects are arranged to create meaning is called ______.

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Conceptual order

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18
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This is the process of changing forms through a series of discreet permutations and manipulations in accordance with a concept

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Transformation

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The approach is a part of a circulation of a building that ____.

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Allows the observer to appreciate the exterior form of the building in relation to neighboring spaces

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20
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An architectural composition showing a visual order where in elements are arranged in repetitive pattern is called _____.

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Rhythm

21
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It has been found out that colors with longer wavelengths create stronger stimuli for the human retina than colors with shorter wavelengths, hence the color blue is highly recommended to spaces where ____.

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Relaxation takes place

22
Q

The major factors that influence behaviors are

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Biological, Social and Environmental

23
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This environmental perception theory explains the need for nature-inspired spaces to refresh our minds after being overly focused in doing certain tasks

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Attention restoration theories

24
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This is an evolution-based theory that explains human’s preference for edges beside open spaces that refuge and sightlines

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Prospect-Refuge Theory

25
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This is the exploration of varying versions of a particular solution to an architectural requirement or architectural problem

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Iteration

26
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According to Vitruvius, this is “the correspondence among the measures of the members of an entire work, and of the whole to a certain part selected as the standard”.

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Proportion

27
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Book III and IV of Vitruvius’ “10 Books of Architecture” discusses about?

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Temple design and the importance of proportion

28
Q

The 10 books of architecture by Vitruvius was written as ?

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A guide for Augustus Caesar’s numerous construction projects

29
Q

He wrote the “I Quattro Libri dell’ Architettura” or the “Four books of Architecture”, and prominent mannerist architect of the renaissance

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Andrea Palladio

30
Q

The Chrysler building is an iconic Art Deco building of

glass and steel, designed by __.

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William van Allen

31
Q

This is the construction system for the outer covering
of a building in which the outer walls are nonstructural, but merely integrated to keep the weather
out and the interior in controlled lighting and
ventilated condition.

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curtain wall

32
Q

.This is the German art school operational from 1919 to
1933 that combined crafts and the fine arts, and was
famous for the approach to design that it publicized
and taught.

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Bauhaus

33
Q

Which of the following sums up the philosophy of the

international style?

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Form follows function

34
Q

This approach in Architecture is also known as the

Functionalist movement.

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De Stijl

35
Q

This is the style or movement which emerged in the
1960s as a reaction against the austerity, formality,
and lack of variety of modern architecture, particularly
in the international style.

A

Post Modern

36
Q

Who among the following is considered the main

proponent of deconstructivism?

A

Jacques Derida

37
Q

He is a Chilean architect who was the Pritzker
Architecture Prize Winner for 2016 who designed the
UC Innovation Ceter of the Universidad Católica de
Chile, but who is more popular for his innovative mass
housing designs.

A

Alejandro Aravena

38
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This is an approach in building design where a major
aim is to minimize building construction and
utilization’s carbon footprint by integrating energy
efficient utility systems such as solar power
generation, wind energy & rain water harvesting and
grey water recycling.

A

Sustainable architecture

39
Q

The Menara Mesiniaga Building in Malaysia, a pioneer
in integrating energy-efficient, environment and
climate conscious design and utilization of recycled
materials was designed by __

A

Ken Yeang

40
Q

The capital of Brazil, Basilia, is a high modernist

exercise in planning and design by __.

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Oscar Niemeyer

41
Q

This is the process whereby populations move from

rural to urban areas, enabling cities and towns to grow

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urbanization

42
Q

This is the person responsible for the building of the
Edo castle, now known as the Tokyo Imperial palace,
and for the development of Edo from a small fishing
village into one of the largest capital cities in the world

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Ieyasu Tokugawa

43
Q

This is the phenomenon in which the middle-class
families in the USA transferred residences to city
peripheries in order to avail of affordable housing with
lawns, wide open spaces, and far from polluted and
congested cities.

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suburbanization

44
Q

.This is the phase of Architectural design devoted to
documentation of conditions, in-depth analysis of
needs and identification of goals and objectives of the
design process

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Programming

45
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This is the phase of Architectural design devoted to
preliminary, conceptual, spatial and technical design
solutions for the project

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Schematic design

46
Q

.This is the diagram wherein spaces are represented in
shapes while linkages are represented by lines, to
show the relationship of spaces, how circulation can be
established and the efficient adjacency required to
keep the design functional.

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Bubble diagram

47
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This is the quantitative and qualitative description of

spaces

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Space programming

48
Q

PD 1096 is also known as the __.

A

National Building Code

49
Q

Batas Pambansa 220 is also known as __.

A

Law for Economic & Socialized Housing in Urban

& Rural Areas

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