Seven basic principles of space enclosing elements

Question 1

Equilibrium, Equity, Adjustment of tones, Values

Answer 1

BALANCE

Question 2

Harmony, unrelated parts are

brought into proper relationship

Answer 2

UNITY AND

HIERARCHY

Question 3

Variety of shapes and textures.

Answer 3

CONTRAST

Question 4

Relationships the eye makes with, between the size, shape, and tone of various objects or parts of a composition.

Answer 4

PROPORTION

Question 5

A part considered with respect to the whole

Answer 5

PROPORTION

Question 6

Interrelationship of all parts of an arrangement

Answer 6

PROPORTION

Question 7

is expressiveness. The exterior
of a building expresses the internal
function.

Answer 7

CHARACTER

Question 8

Size, magnitude, relationship of
the human body with architectural
motifs such as doors, windows,
steps.

Answer 8

SCALE

Question 9

Repetition, regular recurrence

of lines, shapes, forms, and colors.

Answer 9

RHYTHM

Question 10

7 THEORIES OF PROPORTION

CG, K? MARS

Answer 10

1. GOLDEN SECTION
2. CLASSICAL ORDERS
3. KEN
4. MODULOR
5. ANTHROPOMETRY
6. SCALE
7. RENAISSANCE THEORIES

Question 11

Proportioning system represents the ratio 1.618 : 1 and denoted by phi ϕ or τ

Answer 11

GOLDEN SECTION / RATIO

Question 12

Introduced by Leonardo Fibonacci in the book calculating

series begins with 0 and 1, then next number is found by adding the last two number together

Answer 12

Fibonacci Sequence

Question 13

a harmonious measure to the human scale universally applicable to architecture and mechanics

Answer 13

Modulor

Question 14

system that is based on two things Proportions of the human body & Mathematics

Answer 14

Modulor

Question 15

studied human scale during the Renaissance with his painting The Vitruvian Man.

Answer 15

Leonardo Da Vinci

Question 16

stated that the span of
a humans arms is equal to
his or her height.

Answer 16

Vitruvius