01. TAPP

b. from the name of Pharaoh

Where did the Great Pyramid derive its name? a. from the Builder who designed the pyramid b. from the name of Pharaoh c. from the son of the Pharaoh d. from the location of the Pyramid

a. St. Mark's Basilica (Cathedral)

Where in Venice did the crusaders bring the pillaged treasures of Hagia Sophia? a. St. Mark's Basilica (Cathedral) b. Chieza Degli Scalzi c. San Giacomo di Rialto d. San Simeone e Giuda

a. Romanesque

Which Architectural Style is evident in the figure at right (Orvietto Cathedral)? a. Romanesque b. Renaissance c. Medieval d. Byzantine

d. Sagrada Familia

Which Art Nouveau inspired structure by Antoni Gaudi remains to be unfinished in Spain? a. Casa Batlo b. Casa Mila c. Parc Guell d. Sagrada Familia

c. Pyramid of Khafre (Chephren)

Which Pyramid at Gizah has the highest slope? a. Pyramid of Khufu (Cheops) b. Pyramid of Merikare (Menkauhor) c. Pyramid of Khafre (Chephren) d. Pyramid of Menkaure (Mykerinus)

a. Pyramid of Khufu (Cheops)

Which Pyramid at Gizah is the tallest? a. Pyramid of Khufu (Cheops) b. Pyramid of Merikare (Menkauhor) c. Pyramid of Khafre (Chephren) d. Pyramid of Menkaure (Mykerinus)

c. the construction of each portion and how the materials were transferred

Which is the most interesting part in the construction of the Great Pyramid? a. the grandeur and aesthetic of each pyramid b. the materials used for its construction c. the construction of each portion and how the materials were transferred

c. Modern International Architecture is more practical

Which of the statements is the reason why people stopped the Art Nouveau Movement? a. Because of the War b. Because it was too expensive c. Modern International Architecture is more practical d. Modern International Architecture is more expensive

For successful rebirth into the afterlife.

Why are the dead mummified?

He insists on breaking tradition.

Why does Architect Otto wanted the skyline of Germany be designed with variety in building height, or with a play of elevation of buildings?

d. Illinois College of Architecture also known as SR Crown Hall

The Building shown is identified as? a. Clear Hall b. I.T. Hall c. Crown Hall d. Illinois College of Architecture

a. National Congress of Brazil

The Building shown is identified as? a. National Congress of Brazil b. Crown Hall c. Villa Savoye d. Falling Water

c. Villa Savoye

The Building shown is identified as? a. National Congress of Brazil b. Crown Hall c. Villa Savoye d. Falling Water

b. Kauffman House also known as The Falling Water

The Building shown is identified as? a. Vitra House b. Kauffman House c. Villa Savoye d. The Glass House

a. Sahn

A courtyard in Islamic Architecture, it is a common element in traditional mosques, religious buildings and residences throughout the Arab world. It is the equivalent of the cloister in European Medieval Architecture. a. Sahn b. Riwaq c. Howz d. Iwan

d. He just wanted to do something with what materials were available

Architect Otto Wagner of Germany was one of the most distinguished personality in Vienna at the turn of the century from the 19th to the 20th. His Early commissions were for private houses and office buildings in the Historicizing style, exemplified by the 1867 Villa Epstein in Baden. What was the reason why Otto veered from being a 'Classicist' to a 'Modernist'? a. He wants to reinvent himself b. He wants to teach his students in "Akademie der bildenden Kunste" at Vienna something new. c. He was commissioned for the project by the government d. He just wanted to do something with what materials were available

c. Art Nouveau used whiplash lines and Gothic Architecture was rude and barbaric

Art Nouveau was inspired by natural forms and structure, not only in flowers and plans, also in curve lines. The architects tried to be in harmony with the natural environment While Gothic Architecture was expressed most powerfully in great churches and cathedrals and in a number of civic buildings. Its characteristics appeal to the emotions. Which among the ff. has the best statement about Art Nouveau and Gothic Architecture? a. Art Nouveau was more expressive than Gothic Architecture b. Art Nouveau used animal skin motifs and Gothic Architecture used them as well c. Art Nouveau used whiplash lines and Gothic Architecture was rude and barbaric d. Art Nouveau was unnatural while Gothic Architecture was characterized by nature

c. Barrel

As shown in the figure, what kind of vault is used? a. Cloister b. Fan c. Barrel d. Groin

a. Bonwit Teller Flagship Store

At 202 m high, this structure is the 64th tallest building in New York City. A reinforced concrete, shear wall structure, it was at the time of its completion the tallest structure of its type in New York. The NBC television show The Apprentice used it as its setting including the famous boardroom where at least one person was fire at the end of each episode. It also served as the location for Wayne Enterprises in the Batman The Dark Knight Rises. Which architecturally renowned building, built in 1929, was destroyed in order to give way for the construction of this structure? a. Bonwit Teller Flagship Store b. Singer Building c. Deutshe Bank Building d. One Meridian Plaza

d. Der Scutt (Poor, Swanke, Hayden & Connell)

At 202 m high, this structure is the 64th tallest building in New York City. A reinforced concrete, shear wall structure, it was at the time of its completion the tallest structure of its type in New York. The NBC television show The Apprentice used it as its setting including the famous boardroom where at least one person was fired at the end of each episode. It also served as the location for Wayne Enterprises in the Batman The Dark Knight Rises. Who is the architect of this structure? a. Irwin Cantor b. Ernest Flagg c. Sherve, Lamb and Harmon d. Der Scutt (Poor, Swanke, Hayden & Connell)

b. Renaissance

Bernini is known for what style? a. Romanesque b. Renaissance c. Gothic d. Classical Revival

d. First Architect

Bramante's Contribution in St. Peter's Cathedral a. Main Building b. Renovate the Dome c. Piazza d. First Architect

b. to let in subdued light into the temple

Columns at the Great Hypostyle Hall were built taller than the rest, why? a. to direct people to the inner parts of the temple b. to let in subdued light into the temple c. to carry the heavy slab d. for ceremonial purposes

b. Renaissance

Pope Julius II decided, in 1505, to demolish the ancient St. Peter's Basilica and replace it with a monumental structure to house his enormous tomb and "aggrandize himself in the popular imagination." The St. Peter's Basilica is an example of? a. Romanesque b. Renaissance c. Byzantine d. Gothic

b. Singer Building

Demolished in 1968, together with the adjacent City Investing Building and is now the site of 1 Liberty Plaza. Tallest building ever destroyed until 9/11. Considered to be one of the greatest failures of the early preservation movement. a. Bonwit Teller Flagship Store b. Singer Building c. Deustche Bank Building d. One Meridian Plaza

c. Because Art Nouveau is unique, hard to reproduce or copy

During the period of Revivalism, why did some architects prefer the style of Art Nouveau over the other styles that flourished during that time? a. Because they rejected Floral Style b. Because Classical Revivalism is expensive and hard to build c. Because Art Nouveau is unique, hard to reproduce or copy

b. Limestone

Egypt is rich in stone. Which material were used to finish the exterior of the pyramid? a. Basalt b. Limestone c. Alabaster d. Sandstone

c. Basilica si Santa Maria del Fiore

Filippo Brunelleschi was one of the foremost architects and engineers of the Italian Renaissance. In his earlier days, he lost to his greatest rival in a competition for the design of a pair of bronze doors for the baptistery in 1401. He is perhaps most famous for inventing linear perspective and designing the dome of which famous cathedral? a. Church of the Holy Wisdom b. Notre Dame Cathedral c. Basilica si Santa Maria del Fiore d. None of the above

c. Lorenzo Ghiberti

Filippo Brunelleschi was one of the foremost architects and engineers of the Italian Renaissance. In his earlier days, he lost to his greatest rival in a competition for the design of a pair of bronze doors for the baptistery in 1401. Who is his greatest rival? a. Francisco Bramante b. Arnolfo di Cambio c. Lorenzo Ghiberti d. Michaelangelo Bounarotti

d. Pulley and Wedge

From the earliest times, the waters of the Nile, swollen by monsoon rains from Ethiopia, flooded the surrounding valleys every year between June and September of the modern calendar. Since most of the Egyptians were farmers, when the Nile was at its highest, they were utilized to build the Pyramids. How did the Egyptians transfer the materials from the production area to the construction? a. Sled b. Stone Wheels c. Wooden Wheels d. Pulley and Wedge

d. Saracenic Architecture

From what style did Muslim Architects patterned their structures? a. Renaissance Architecture b. Early Christian Architecture c. Gothic Architecture d. Saracenic Architecture

d. Dome

Gian Lorenzo Bernini contributed the following at St. Peter's Basilica except: a. Piazza di San Pietro b. Baldacchino and Niches c. Cathedra Petri d. Dome

b. For the play of lights inside the church

Hagia Sophia has a prominent series of windows layered in multi-levels of the church. What was the main purpose of the windows? a. For thermal insulation b. For the play of lights inside the church c. It is for structural stability d. None of the above

a. Byzantine Architecture

Hagia Sophia is considered as the epitome of Byzantine architecture and is said to have "changed the history of architecture." It was the largest cathedral in the world for nearly a thousand years, until Seville Cathedral was completed in 1520. The current building was originally constructed as a church between 532 and 537 on the orders of the Byzantine Emperor Justinian and was the third Church of the Holy Wisdom to occupy the site, the previous two having both been destroyed by rioters. It was designed by the Greek scientists Isidore of Miletus, a physicist, and Anthemeus of Tralles, a mathematician. The church contained a large collection of holy relics and featured, among other things, a 49 foot (15m) silver iconostatis. It was the seat of the Patriarch of Constantinople and the religious focal point of the Eastern Orthodox Church for nearly one thousand years. What was the concept it derived from? a. Byzantine Architecture b. Early Christian Church c. Islam Architecture d. None of the above

b. By earthen ramps

How did the Egyptians manage to carry blocks of stones onto the top of their renowned structure which is the Pyramid? a. By wooden crane b. By earthen ramps c. by sled

b. Ionic

Identify what kind of column is used a. Doric b. Ionic c. Corinthian d. Tuscan

b. Cesar Pelli

If you take an architectural boat tour down the Chicago river, the guides will no doubt call your attention to the high rise condo building at the bend of the north and south branches of the river. This river is officially named the River Bend but is more popularly known by its address 333 N. Canal. It is touted by its developers as a Prestigious Luxury Building with Stunning Views down the Chicago River. In order to maximize the river views, the architect designed the river with hallways on the west side and all the units in the east side. This gives all the units the river view. At the back of each unit are small windows at the top of the rooms to take advantage of the western light(as the hallway is one long wall of windows) However, a recent development across the river have troubled the unit owners. It seems that the property across the river known as Wolf Point is now being developed. Despite obstacles and legal maneuverings that the condo unit owners have resorted to, construction at Wolf Point has begun. Once completed a new development will have 3 towers. The first tower would be an apartment building and the third a 65 storey office building. Who is the architect of this new development at Wolf Point Chicago? a. Santiago Calatrava b. Cesar Pelli c. Rem Koolhaas d. Carlos Arnaiz

c. Kennedy Family

If you take an architectural boat tour down the Chicago river, the guides will no doubt call your attention to the high rise condo building at the bend of the north and south branches of the river. This river is officially named the River Bend but is more popularly known by its address 333 N. Canal. It is touted by its developers as a Prestigious Luxury Building with Stunning Views down the Chicago River. In order to maximize the river views, the architect designed the river with hallways on the west side and all the units in the east side. This gives all the units the river view. At the back of each unit are small windows at the top of the rooms to take advantage of the western light(as the hallway is one long wall of windows) However, a recent development across the river have troubled the unit owners. It seems that the property across the river known as Wolf Point is now being developed. Despite obstacles and legal maneuverings that the condo unit owners have resorted to, construction at Wolf Point has begun. Once completed a new development will have 3 towers. The first tower would be an apartment building and the third a 65 storey office building. Who is the owner of Wolf Point? a. Chris Wolf b. Ellen Wolf c. Kennedy Family d. Brendan Family

d. Mughal

In 1631, Shah Jahan, emperor during the Mughal empire's period of the greatest prosperity, was grief-stricken when his third wife, Mumtaz Mahal, died during the birth of their 14th child, Gauhara Begum. Construction of the Taj Mahal began in 1632. The court chronicles of Shah Jahan's grief illustrate the love story traditionally held as an inspiration for Taj Mahal. The principal mausoleum was completed in 1648 and surrounding buildings and garden were finished five years later. The Taj Mahal incorporates and expands on design traditions of Persian architecture and earlier Mughal architecture. While earlier Mughal buildings were primarily constructed of red sandstone, Shah Jahan promoted the use of white marble inlaid with semi-precious stones, and buildings under his patronage reaching new levels of refinement. The Taj Mahal is an indicative style of a. Romanesque b. Byzantine c. Gothic d. Mughal

Function over form.

In Germany, how was Otto Wagner influenced by the Modern Movement?

b. Mihrab

In Islamic Architecture, it is a niche in the wall of a mosque that indicates the direction to Mecca. a. Minbar b. Mihrab c. Qibla d. Kaaba

b. dikka

In Islamic Architecture, it is a tribune raised upon columns from which the koran is recited and prayers are intoned by the Imam. a. salat b. dikka c. musallas d. kibleh

d. Maqsura

In Islamic Architecture, it is the sanctuary or praying chamber in a mosque. It is sometimes enclosed with a screen of lattice work. a. Madrasa b. Fami Masjid c. Girih d. Maqsura

b. Two Liberty Place

In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, there was a gentlemen's agreement not to build any structure higher than William Penn on top of the Philadelphia City Hall. The Construction of the skyscraper complex, Liberty Place, violated that agreement. The 58-storey skyscraper in the complex is called? a. One Liberty Place b. Two Liberty Place c. Shops at Liberty Place d. Westin Philadelphia Hotel

b. Helmut Jahn

In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, there was a gentlemen's agreement not to build any structure higher than William Penn on top of the Philadelphia City Hall. The Construction of the skyscraper complex, Liberty Place, violated that agreement. The architect of Liberty Place is? a. Kohn Pendersen Fox b. Helmut Jahn c. Kevin Roche d. Louis Kahn

b. Gothic

In the given illustration (Reims Cathedral), what architectural style was used for the facade? a. Tudor b. Gothic c. Renaissance d. Romanesque

d. Lancet

In the given illustration (Reims Cathedral), what was used for the arches? a. Parallel b. Equilateral c. Sequential d. Lancet

b. Mughal Architecture

It is a mixture of Islam, Persian, Turkish and Indian architecture. a. Moorish Architecture b. Mughal Architecture c. Colonial Architecture d. Gothic Architecture

b. Burj Khalifa

It is a skyscraper in Dubai, United Arab Emirates with a total storey of 163. It has been the tallest structure and building in the world since its topping out in 2009. This building is called? a. Burj Mubarak al-Kabir b. Burj Khalifa c. Burj Al Arab d. Burj Vista Tower 1

d. Adrian Smith

It is a skyscraper in Dubai, United Arab Emirates with a total storey of 163. It has been the tallest structure and building in the world since its topping out in 2009. Who is the architect of this iconic structure? a. Adnan Saffarini b. Tom Wright c. David Childs d. Adrian Smith

b. Masjid Al Haram

It is the largest mosque in the world a. Al-Masjid an-Nabawi b. Masjid Al Haram c. Masjid Imam Ali d. Imam Reza Shrine

a. Mosque

It is where Muslims pray a. Mosque b. Temple c. Kamidana d. Synagogue

a. Baldassare Perruzi

Pope Julius II decided, in 1505, to demolish the ancient St. Peter's Basilica and replace it with a monumental structure to house his enormous tomb and "aggrandize himself in the popular imagination." He reverted the plan of St. Peter's Basilica back to the Greek Cross a. Baldassare Perruzi b. Donato Bramante c. Fra Giocondo d. Antonio da Sangallo the Younger

d. Raphael Santi

Pope Julius II decided, in 1505, to demolish the ancient St. Peter's Basilica and replace it with a monumental structure to house his enormous tomb and "aggrandize himself in the popular imagination." Who was the immediate successor of the original designer of St. Peter's Basilica? a. Michaelangelo Bounarotti b. Donato Bramante c. Andrea Palladio d. Raphael Santi

b. Donato Bramante

Pope Julius II decided, in 1505, to demolish the ancient St. Peter's Basilica and replace it with a monumental structure to house his enormous tomb and "aggrandize himself in the popular imagination." Who won the competition for the design of this grandest building in Christendom? a. Giuliano de Sangallo b. Donato Bramante c. Fillippo Brunelleschi d. Antonio Manetti

a. Jeddah Tower

Previously known as Kingdom Tower / Mile-High Tower, is a skyscraper on hold on the north side of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. It is planned to be the world's first 1 km (3,281 ft) high building taller than the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. This building will be called? a. Jeddah Tower b. Al Noor Tower c. Nexus Tower d. Burj Vista Tower 1

d. Adrian Smith

Previously known as Kingdom Tower / Mile-High Tower, is a skyscraper on hold on the north side of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. It is planned to be the world's first 1 km (3,281 ft) high building taller than the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Who is the architect of this structure? a. Adnan Saffarini b. Tom Wright c. David Childs d. Adrian Smith

b. 284 Doric Columns

Saint Peter's Square is famous for the 140 statues of Saints at the colonnade. The columns are 13 meter tall and are arranged in four rows. With the trabeation surmounted by a balustrade, the overall height is 21 meters. Bernini built 2 straight covered wings (Charlemagne left, Constantine right) 120 m long, to link with the basilica's facade. It is composed of how many columns? a. 284 Ionic Columns b. 284 Doric Columns c. 100 Ionic Columns d. 100 Doric Columns

a. Michaelangelo

St. Peter's Basilica, often called the greatest church in Christendom, is also the largest Church in the world. The dome of St. Peter's rises to a height of 136.57 meters measured from the floor of the basilica. It is the tallest dome in the world. Who designed the dome using ideas from Bramante and Sangallo the Younger? a. Michaelangelo b. Giacomo della Porta c. Domenico Fontana d. Gian Lorenzo Bernini

b. Mortuary

The Abu Simbel is what kind of temple? a. Cult b. Mortuary c. Worship

a. Charles-Edouard Jeanneret

The Building shown is a work of? a. Charles-Edouard Jeanneret b. Ludwig Mies Van de Rohe c. Oscar Niemeyer d. Frank Lloyd Wright

b. Ludwig Mies Van de Rohe

The Building shown is a work of? a. Charles-Edouard Jeanneret b. Ludwig Mies Van de Rohe c. Oscar Niemeyer d. Frank Lloyd Wright

c. Oscar Niemeyer

The Building shown is a work of? a. Charles-Edouard Jeanneret b. Ludwig Mies Van de Rohe c. Oscar Niemeyer d. Frank Lloyd Wright

d. Frank Lloyd Wright

The Building shown is a work of? a. Charles-Edouard Jeanneret b. Ludwig Mies Van de Rohe c. Oscar Niemeyer d. Frank Lloyd Wright

c. Modern International

The Farnsworth House was designed and built from 1946 to 1951. Its structure consists of precast concrete floor and roof slabs supported by a carefully crafted steel skeleton frame of beams, girders and columns. The facade is made of single panels of glass spanning from floor to ceiling, fastened to the structural system by steel mullions. The building is heated by radiant coils set in the concrete floor; natural cross ventilation and the shade of nearby trees provide minimal cooling. It is characterized, by its fusion with its outside environment. What architectural style did the architect apply in designing the house? a. Modern Organic b. Classical c. Modern International d. Art Nouveau

b. Ludwig Mies Van de Rohe

The Farnsworth House was designed and built from 1946 to 1951. Its structure consists of precast concrete floor and roof slabs supported by a carefully crafted steel skeleton frame of beams, girders and columns. The facade is made of single panels of glass spanning from floor to ceiling, fastened to the structural system by steel mullions. The building is heated by radiant coils set in the concrete floor; natural cross ventilation and the shade of nearby trees provide minimal cooling. It is characterized, by its fusion with its outside environment. Who is the architect of the Farnsworth House? a. Le Corbusier b. Ludwig Mies Van de Rohe c. Frank Lloyd Wright d. Louis Sullivan

b. Pharaoh Khufu

The Great Pyramid of Giza is the oldest and largest of the three pyramids in Giza Necropolis. For whom is it built for? a. Pharaoh Menkaure b. Pharaoh Khufu c. Pharaoh Khafra d. Pharaoh Bikheris

b. square level

The Great Pyramid of Khufu was built over a period of 20 years. Estimated at 5.9 million tons, this means that it was built by installing roughly 300 tons of stone per hour, 24 hours per day for 20 years! Additionally, since it consists of 2.3 million blocks, completing the structure involved installing more than 12 gigantic blocks into place each hour, day and night. The base is horizontal and level to within +/- 15 mm (0.60 in). What did ancient Egyptians use to obtain such a precise measurement to level the base? a. leveling hose b. square level c. wye level d. dig flat ditches surrounding the pyramid and then fill them with water. At the top of the water's surface, the level would be marked along the sides of the ditches as a reference.

c. Stones

The Nile river is the longest river in the world, stretching North for approximately 4,000 miles from East Africa tot the Meditteranean. What material was used for the construction of the Pyramids? a. Compacted Sand b. Clay c. Stones d. Mud

b. Cult Temple

The Temple of Ammon in Karnak is what kind of Temple? a. Mortuary Temple b. Cult Temple c. Shrine

d. Both employed a unique construction method

The famous Pyramids of Egypt are generally considered to be the world's oldest monumental structure and were built as tombs for the pharaohs. The Rice Terraces of the Philippines are commonly referred to by Filipinos as the "Eight Wonder of the World" and was named as a World Heritage Site in 1995. How are they similar? a. Both were built by Nomads b. Both were used for religious purposes c. Both were built around 1000 BC d. Both employed a unique construction method

d. Einstein Tower

The figure is an astrophysical observatory in Potsam, Germany. It was built in 1921 to house a solar telescope and became operational in 1924. The scientist from whom it was named after never worked there but supported its construction and operation. It is still operational to this day. What is the name of this structure? a. Copernicus Observatory b. Einsteintarium c. Faraday Building d. Einstein Tower

b. Erich Mendelsohn

The figure is an astrophysical observatory in Potsam, Germany. It was built in 1921 to house a solar telescope and became operational in 1924. The scientist from whom it was named after never worked there but supported its construction and operation. It is still operational to this day. Who was its architect? a. Richard Neutra b. Erich Mendelsohn c. Mies Van De Rohe d. Walter Gropius

a. Dome

The focal point of the Taj Mahal is its a. Dome b. Minaret c. Entrance

b. Pyramid of Merikare (Menkauhor)

The following Pyramids are found at Giza except a. Pyramid of Khufu (Cheops) b. Pyramid of Merikare (Menkauhor) c. Pyramid of Khafre (Chephren) d. Pyramid of Menkaure (Mykerinus)

Temple of Ammon, Karnak

The grandest Egyptian temple is?

a. Malbork Castle

The huge and impressive castle built in the 13th century is the largest brick castle in the world and was designated by the UNESCO as a World Heritage site in 1997. What is this castle called? a. Malbork Castle b. Prague Castle c. Windsor Castle d. Citadel of Aleppo

d. Teutonic Knights

The huge and impressive castle built in the 13th century is the largest brick castle in the world and was designated by the UNESCO as a World Heritage site in 1997. Who built this castle? a. Pope Benedictus b. William the Conqueror c. King Casimir IV d. Teutonic Knights

b. Trump Tower

The owner of the new building originally promised to donate the Art Deco exterior limestone bas-relief sculptures of semi nude goddesses, as well as the massive ornate above the old building's entrance which were apprised at over USD 200,000 to the Metropolitan Museum of art. However, the new owner decided to destroy them instead because of a possible 10-day construction delay due to the difficulty of removing them. He later called the works of art as junk. Robert Miller, the gallery owner, lamented that such things can "never be made again." What is the official name of this structure? a. Trump Building b. Trump Tower c. Republican Building d. Democratic Building

b. Donald Trump

The owner of the new building originally promised to donate the Art Deco exterior limestone bas-relief sculptures of semi nude goddesses, as well as the massive ornate above the old building's entrance which were apprised at over USD 200,000 to the Metropolitan Museum of art. However, the new owner decided to destroy them instead because of a possible 10-day construction delay due to the difficulty of removing them. He later called the works of art as junk. Robert Miller, the gallery owner, lamented that such things can "never be made again." Who is the owner of the building? a. Ed Koch b. Donald Trump c. Der Scutt d. Erwin Cantor

d. Singer Building

This 47-storey office building, commissioned by Frederick Bourne, served as the HQ of his company. It was considered as the tallest building in the world from 1908 to 1909. When it was demolished in 1968, it was the tallest building ever to be demolished. Today, it is still the 3rd tallest building ever destroyed (After the World Trade Center Towers) and the tallest to be purposely demolished by its owner. What is the name of this building? a. Jason Bourne Mfg. Co. Tower b. City Investing Building c. One Liberty Plaza d. Singer Building

b. Ernest Flagg

This 47-storey office building, commissioned by Frederick Bourne, served as the HQ of his company. It was considered as the tallest building in the world from 1908 to 1909. When it was demolished in 1968, it was the tallest building ever to be demolished. Today, it is still the 3rd tallest building ever destroyed (After the World Trade Center Towers) and the tallest to be purposely demolished by its owner. Who was the architect of this building? a. Mardges Bacon b. Ernest Flagg c. Boller and Hodge d. George Conable

a. Renzo Piano

This Building in "turtle bay" New York was the result of the collaboration of several prominent architects from different countries. One architect was pushing for his design dubbed Project 23 and another one wants his design project 32. After much discussion and modifications, they finally agreed to scheme 23-32 which was built and can be seen today. The following were deeply involved in the design of this building except for? a. Renzo Piano b. Oscar Niemeyer c. Le Corbusier d. Wallace K. Harrison

b. Headquarters of the United Nations

This Building in "turtle bay" New York was the result of the collaboration of several prominent architects from different countries. One architect was pushing for his design dubbed Project 23 and another one wants his design project 32. After much discussion and modifications, they finally agreed to scheme 23-32 which was built and can be seen today. What is the structure called? a. UNICEF House b. Headquarters of the United Nations c. UNITAR Building d. New York Times Building

d. Wallace K. Harrison

This Building in "turtle bay" New York was the result of the collaboration of several prominent architects from different countries. One architect was pushing for his design dubbed Project 23 and another one wants his design project 32. After much discussion and modifications, they finally agreed to scheme 23-32 which was built and can be seen today. Who was the director of this project? a. Renzo Piano b. Oscar Niemeyer c. Le Corbusier d. Wallace K. Harrison

b. One Liberty Plaza

To erect this structure, two famous buildings were torn, the City investing Building and the Singer Building. The building is adjacent to the World Trade Center and is connected to the New York City Subway via its basement. Days following the 9-11 attack, it was used as temporary morgue. This building is called? a. Verizon Building b. One Liberty Plaza c. 90 West Street Building d. World Financial Building

a. Skidmore, Ownings and Merrill

To erect this structure, two famous buildings were torn, the City investing Building and the Singer Building. The building is adjacent to the World Trade Center and is connected to the New York City Subway via its basement. Days following the 9-11 attack, it was used as temporary morgue. Who is the architect of this iconic structure? a. Skidmore, Ownings and Merrill b. Philip Johnson c. Norman Foster D. Herzog & de Meuron

a. Broadway Malyan, Pomeroy Studio, LPPA Design Group, Inc

Trump Tower at Century City, Makati, Philippines is the country's most amenitized residential high-rise having 57 stories. It is the second tallest building in the Philippines and tallest in the Makati City skyline. Who is the architect of this structure? a. Broadway Malyan, Pomeroy Studio, LPPA Design Group, Inc b. Wong & Ouyang, Casas Architects c. SOM, GF & Partners d. Kenzo Tange, Jorge Ramos

b. Minaret

What do you call a distinctive architectural feature of mosques that is used to provide a vantage point from which the call to prayer (adhan) is made? The call to prayer is issued 5 times each day. It is generally a tall spire. a. Quibla b. Minaret c. Mihrab d. Fawara

c. Expressionism

What is the Architectural Movement of Erich Mendelsohn? a. De Stijl b. Brutalism c. Expressionism d. Constructivism

c. Beaux arts style

What is the Architectural Style of Ernest Flagg? a. Romanticism b. Neo-classical c. Beaux arts style d. Streamline moderne

b. Faster to build

What is the advantage of modern day construction? a. Cheaper in cost b. Faster to build c. Designed better d. More stable

c. Papyrus

What is the design on the columns at the Great Hypostyle Hall? a. Corinthian b. Palm Capital c. Papyrus

b. Catalan Art Nouveau is colorful and richly decorated while Jugendstijl has more of Perpendicular and Straight lines

What is the difference between the Art Nouveau in Germany (Jugendstijl) and the Art Nouveau in Catalan, Spain (Gaudi's)? a. Catalan Art Nouveau is Organic with Earth Colors while Jugendstijl is richly decorated. b. Catalan Art Nouveau is colorful and richly decorated while Jugendstijl has more of Perpendicular and Straight lines

Subterranean Chamber

What is the lowermost chamber of a pyramid called?

a. Minarets

What is the most striking feature of Muslim Architecture? a. Minarets b. Domes c. Tracery windows

b. Religion

What is the primary purpose of the Pyramid? a. Astrology b. Religion c. for the Kings enjoyment d. for worship

Horse shoe and Ogee

What kinds of windows are prevalent in Muslim architecture?

b. Tudor

What type of arch was used? a. Pseudo-four centered b. Tudor c. Lancet d. Horseshoe

Mass Production

What was the greatest effect of the Industrialization Movement?