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ARC 308 Exam Questions and Answers In the lecture on "Meaning," the temples of Khajuraho were used as an example of - Answer-A: Literal direct communication In the second lecture on "Humanism," downtown Austin was used as an example of several of the eight elements that contribute to the making...

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ARC 308 Exam Questions and Answers

In the lecture on "Meaning," the temples of Khajuraho were used as an example of -

Answer✔✔-A: Literal direct communication


In the second lecture on "Humanism," downtown Austin was used as an example of several of

the eight elements that contribute to the making of a humanistic city. Which of the following

was not an observation made in this regard? - Answer✔✔-A: Mixed-use environments that

combine residential, office rental, and entertainment function in close proximity contribute

inevitably to a more "personal/human scale"


In the first lecture on "Humanism," six characteristics of humanist buildings were applied to

Shaker buildings and furniture and the work of California designer Gustave Stickley. Which of

the following is not one of those characteristics? - Answer✔✔-A: Austerity


In the lecture on "Architectural Determinism," we talked about "conforming uses," "implied

uses," and "accommodated uses." Which of the following best matches one of those terms and

an example used to illustrate it? - Answer✔✔-A: An implied use for a coffin might be to scare

people in a horror movie


In the lecture on "Designation and Organization of Use," we looked at the Glessner House by

H.H. Richardson. Which of the following best describes observations made about it? -




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Answer✔✔-A: It has a zone in the back of the house that is for servants including a separate

entry off the street, a stable, a kitchen and a butler's pantry


In the "Epilogue" chapter of The Place of Houses, there is a thorough description of the Moore/

Anderson compound here in Austin (one of several of Charles Moore's own homes illustrated in

the book.) Which of the following is not an observation made there? - Answer✔✔-A: It is a

crisp, clean modern statement that demonstrates Moore's less-is-more aesthetic (sometimes

dubbed "Less is Moore")


In their chapter on "The Order of Dreams," the authors of The Place of Houses use Fallingwater

by Frank Lloyd Wright (which we also looked at in class earlier in the semester) as an example.

Which of the following is not a description of their observation about it? - Answer✔✔-A: This

house, like many others, includes reference to the traditional mythic elements of colonnades,

peaked roofs and a heavy base


In their chapter tilted "Ours," the authors of The Place of Houses describe several houses they

designed in their own practice. Which of the following is not an observation they make about

these houses? - Answer✔✔-A: Many of the clients had a large, elastic budget, and all of them

had splendid, picturesque or at least challenging sites


Which of the following is not a description of the condominiums at Sea Ranch (which we also

looked at in class) as observed by the authors of The Place of Houses? - Answer✔✔-A: The

condominium building was the initial attempt, in the larger development, to assert individual

privacy over a community



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