| vocab | ||
| #1 | imaginary line that organizes space | axis |
| #2 | proportioning system invented by LeCorbusier that relates human form to architecture | Modulor |
| #3 | map that depicts private spaces as shaded, public spaces as white | Nolli Map |
| #4 | starting point for design | parti |
| #5 | designs that come before to influence later designs/organizations | precedent |
| Classical Roman culture | ||
| #1 | north/south axis in a Classical Roman town | cardo |
| #2 | most pubic area in a Classical Roman town | forum |
| #3 | parti for Timgad | paradise garden/persian rug |
| #4 | east/west axis in a Classical Roman town | decumanus |
| #5 | types of buildings associated with the forum | religious, shopping, political, amphitheater |
| figure ground | ||
| #1 | large residence in an urban area, often with a courtyard in the center | palazzo |
| #2 | which is shaded in a figure/ground drawing, mass or voids? | mass |
| #3 | which is white in a figure/ground drawing, mass or voids? | voids |
| #4 | figural void within one builiding only | courtyard |
| #5 | figural void within an urban area lined by multiple buildings | piazza |
| Stonehenge | ||
| #1 | the one stone located outside of the inner circle | heel stone |
| #2 | larger of the stones at Stonehenge | trilithons |
| #3 | the mound creating the circlular shape is made of what material? | chalk |
| #4 | smaller of the stones at Stonehenge | bluestones |
| #5 | general word for a vertical upright stone | sarsen |
| vocab2 | ||
| #1 | structural system lifting the building off the ground | piloti |
| #2 | a construction system with vertical and horizontal members | trabeation or post and lintel |
| #3 | an ideal model | paradigm |
| #4 | parti relating an analogy | metaphor |
| #5 | style from 1500-1600 emphasizing the resurgance of Classical Greek and Classical Roman principles | Renaissance |
| Final Question | |