Situation - The Following questions pertains to Masters of Architecture

1. Where is Figure 'A', a chapel designed by Le Corbusier located?

A. Lausanne Switzerland
B. Ronchamp, France
C. Munich, Germany
D. Lugano, Switzerland
2. Where is Figure 'B', an architecture school designed by Walter Gropius located?
A. Delft, The Netherlands
B. Bregenz, Austria
C. Marseille, France
D. Dessau, Germany
3. Where is Figure 'C', a Residential house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright Located in the USA?
A. New York
B. California
C. Pennsylvania
D. Wisconsin
4. Where is Figure "D', completed in 1956 and designed by Mies van der Rohe located?
A. London, England
B. Chicago, USA
C. Paris, France
D. Dresden, Germany
5. Where is Figure 'E', designed by Oscar Niemeyer located?
A. Portugal
B. Argentina
C. Spain
D. Brazil

Situation - The following questions pertain to Topic 04: Historic Styles 3 These are design
characteristics pertaining to Romanesque Architecture.
6. What is the usual wall characteristics of Romanesque architecture?
A. Massive and heavy walls
B. Decorative imposing block walls
C. Walls are supported
D. Brick walls filled with thick mortar
7. What is the usual arch design of Romanesque Architecture?
A. Pointed
B. Semi-circular
C. Circular
D. Truncated
8. What is the usual buttress design in Romanesque Architecture?
A. Angled Buttresses
B. Flying Buttresses
C. Flat square buttresses
D. Rib profile buttresses
9. What is the usual window characteristics of Romanesque architecture?
A. Few but large openings
B. Many and large openings
C. Few and small openings
D. Many but small openings
10. Cathedral churches in the Romanesque style of architecture generally follow the ___.
A. Octagonal
B. Latin Cross
C. Greek Cross
D. Polygonal plan

Situation - The following questions pertain to Topic 07: Philippine Architecture. These questions
pertain to Filipino architects recognized as National Artist for Architecture.

11. How many Filipino National Artist for Architecture as of December 2019?
A. 6
B. 5
C. 4
D. 7
12. Who is the first National Artist for Architecture?
A. Pablo S. Antonio
B. Leandro V. Locsin
C. Juan F. Nakpil
D. Carlos D. Arguelles
13. Who is the last National Artist for Architecture as of December 2019?
A. Carlos D. Arguelles
B. Francisco T. Manosa
C. Pablo S. Antonio
 D. Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
14. Who is known for his advocacy of using indigenous Filipino materials?
A. Francisco T. Manosa
B. Ildefonso P. Santos Jr.
C. Tomas B. Mapua
D. Pablo S. Antonio
15. Who designed the Manila Jockey Club, Rufino Building and the University of the Philippines
Administration and Library?
A. Juan F. Nakpil
B. Tomas B. Mapua
C. Ildefonso P. Santos Jr.
D. Pablo S. Antonio

Using figure H01-A: Identify the locations where these prehistoric structures can be found.

16. Structure A can be found in ___. ZIGGURAT IN UR

A. Jordan
B. Iraq
C. Syria
D. Egypt
17. Structure "B' can be found in ___. STONEHENGE
A. Rotoroa, New Zealand
B. Amesbury, Enqland
C. Newgrange, Ireland
D. Maeshowe, Scotland
18. Structure 'C' can be found in ___. CHICHEN ITZA
A. Jordan
B. Iran
C. Colombia
D. Mexico
19. Structure "D' can be found in ___. GREAT MOSQUE OF SAMARRA (MALWIYA MOSQUE)
A. Jordan
B. Iraq
C. Greece
D. Turkey
20. Structure E can be found in ___.
A. Dahshur, Egypt
B. Giza, Egypt
C. Khofu, Egypt
D. Luxor, Egypt
Situation - The following questions pertain to Topic 12: Masters/ Concepts/ Contributions/
Philosophy. Identify the architects associated with the following famous quotes.

21. Who is the architect who said "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication"?
A. Frank Gehry
B. Leonardo da Vinci
C. Philip Johnson
D. Le Corbusier
22. Who is the architect who said "One of the great beauties of architecture is that each time, it is like
life starting all over again?
A. Renzo Piano
B. Peter Eisenmann
C. Frank Lloyd Wright
D. Norman Foster
23. Who is the architect who said "An idea is salvation by imagination"? FLW
A. Eileen Gray
B. Louis Sullivan
C. Charles Eames
D. Zaha Hadid
24. Who is the architect who said "Architecture is the learned game, correct and magnificent, of forms
assembled in the light"?
A. Le Corbusier
B. Rem Koolhaas
C. Robert Venturi
D. Walter Gropius
25. Who is the architect who said "An idea is salvation by imagination"?
A. Frank Gehry
B. Daniel Libeskind
C. Richard Neutra
 D. Frank Lloyd Wright

Situation - The following questions pertain to Topic 03: Historic Styles: These questions pertain to
Byzantine Architecture which was the style of the Eastern Roman Empire.

26. What is the most spectacular example of Byzantine church architecture built in 532 AD?
A. Hagia Sophia
B. Basilica of Sant' Apollinaire Nuovo
C. Basilica of San Vitale
D. Church of Saint Catherine
27. What is the modern name of Byzantium which was the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire?
A. Macedonia
B. Istanbul
C. Kiev
D. Georgia
28. What is the distinct style of Byzantine church architecture?
A. Greek cross plan and dome roof
B. Flying buttress
C. Pointed arches and vaults
D. Orthodox dome and rectangular plan
29. Which was the first church built in Constantinople and defined by its large atrium?
A. Hagia Irene
B. St. Mark Basilica
C. Church of Saint George
D. Hagia Sophia
30. What was fully developed by Byzantine architects wherein a triangular segment of a spherical
surface is form over an enclosed square in order to support a dome?
A. Squinch
B. Colonnettes
C. Pendentive
D. Vault

1. What style of architecture is the Baptistery, Florence Cathedral in Italy built in the 11th century?
A. Renaissance
B. Rococo
C. Romanesque
D. Gothic
2. Which is true of Gothic architecture?
A. Ceilings were flat
B. Arches were semi-circular
C. Church plans were square
D. Does not feature domes
3. Which style of architecture emphasize on symmetry, geometry and regularity of parts?
 A. Romanesque
B. Baroque
C. Gothic
D. Renaissance
4. Which style of architecture adapted styles of columns from the Greek?
A. Baroque
B. Gothic
C. Romanesque
D. Renaissance
5. Flying buttresses were common in which style of architecture?
A. Gothic
B. Baroque
C. Romanesque
D. Renaissance
6. Abstraction has been a fundamental principle of art in the
A 18th century
B. 19th century
C. 21st century
D. 20th century
7. What is the term used in describing a diverse design idiom?
A. Beaux Arts
B. Art Nouveau
C. Art Deco
D. Expressionistic
8. Which Roman building remains the largest unsupported dome in the world?
A. St. Peter's Basilica
B. Parthenon
C. Pantheon
D. Basilica of San Vitale
9. What is the largest surviving triumphal arch completed in 315 AD?
A. Arch of Constantine
B. Arch of Septimius Severus
C. Arch of Titus
D. Arch of Triomphe
10. Which is the largest of the Roman hippodromes and one of the largest sports arenas ever built?
A. Olympia Stadium
B. Hippodrome of Constantinople
C. Circus Maximus
D. The Colosseum

Situation - The following questions pertain to Topic 07: Philippine Architecture Using Figure H07-A:
Identify the churches in the Philippines as shown in the figures:

11. What is the name of Figure 'A' which is located in locos Norte?
 A. Bantay Church
B. Paoay Church
C. Our Lady of Piat Church
D. Bacarra Church

12. What is the name of Figure "B' which is located in Albay?

A. Daraga Church
B. Bato Church
C. Our Lady of Penefrancia Basilica
D. St. John The Evangelist Cathedral

13. What is the name of Figure "C' which is located in Cebu?

A. Redemptorist Church
B. Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
C. Cebu Metropolitan Church
D. Santo Nino Basilica

14. What is the name of Figure 'D' which is located in Intramuros, Manila?
A. Santuario de San Jose
B. St. Mary's Church
C. Santuario de San Antonio
D. San Agustin Church
15. What is the name of Fiqure 'E' which is located in Quiapo, Manila?
A. San Sebastian Church
B. Sanctuario de San Jose
C. Quiapo Church
D. Santa Cruz Church

Situation 19 - The following questions pertain to Topic 01: Pre-Historic Architecture

16. What type of architecture is the Great Ziggurat of Ur?

A. Sumerian Architecture
B. Persian Architecture
C. Babylonian Architecture
D. Assyrian Architecture
17. Which area or country is known as Mesopotamia where the development of architecture started?
A. Egypt
B. Iraq
C. Afghanistan
D. Turkey
18. What is the building material used in Sumerian Architecture?
A. Cement
B. Stone
C. Mud
D. Mud Bricks
19. What are the principal architectural monuments of pre-historic buildings?
A. Tombs
B. Palaces
C. Watch towers
D. Temples
20. What kind of structure is Mesopotamia known for?
A. Minaret
B. Stonehenge
C. Ziggurat
D. Pyramid

1. The picture above is Leaning tower of Pisa is known its in Italian name as:
a. Torre Pisa
b. Tore Pendente di Pisa
c. Torre la Pisa
d. Leniente de Pisa
2. Who was the Architect?
a. Bonanno Pisano
b. Bramante
c. Bon de Lara
d. Bonito Turene
3. What is its architectural style?
a. Romanesque
b. Italian Romanesque
c. Pisan Architecture
d. Italian Gothic
4. When was the construction completed?
a. 1370
b. 1371
c. 1372
d. 1373
5. What is the height of the Tower?
a. 183.33 ft
b. 184.33 ft
c. 185.23 ft
 d. 186.43 ft

6. What is the style of Architecture shown above?

a. Hindu
b. Islamic
c. Saracenic
d. Iraqi
7. The above figure is what type of structure?
a. Stepped Tower
b. Minaret
c. Observation Tower
d. Circular Tower
8. The Official name of the structure is?
a. Malwiya Minaret
b. Mandani Minaret
c. Malmba Minaret

9. What type of vault is shown in figure C?

a. Groin Vault
b. Rib Vault
 c. Cross Vault
d. Barrel Vault
10. What is the effect of using the above type of vault?
a. Additional walls
b. Additional windows
c. Additional floors
d. Additional space

11. What is name of this Egyptian structure?

a. Temple of Lux
b. Temple of Luxor
c. Mastaba of Lux
d. Mastaba of Luxor
12. The Temple was made from what material?
a. Limestone
b. Marble
c. Sandstone
d. Adobe
13. The Temple is not dedicated to a cult God, instead, it is dedicated to;
a. Rejuvenation of Kings
b. Triumph of Pharaohs
c. Marriage of kings
d. Festival of Kings
14. What type of Vault is shown above?
a. Lined Vault
b. Barrel Vault
c. Perpendicular Vault
d. High Vault
15. A barrel or Wagon Vault is also known as;
a. Funnel vault
b. Long vault
c. Tunnel vault
d. Line Vault
16. The idea of wagon vaulting is based on the principle of:
a. Arch
b. Post and Lintel
c. Trabeated Construction
d. NOTA
17. Referred to as architecture of Geometry due to its heavy reliance on geometric properties such as
proportion and symmetry?
a. Romanesque
b. Gothic
c. Baroque
d. Medieval
18. In architecture, Gothic Art was the most
a. Intellectual
b. Dominant
c. Symmetrical
d. Extravagant
19. Splendid example of Early Gothic
a. St. Paul's Cathedral
b. Westminster Abbey
c. Notre Dame
d. NOTA
20. In Gothic, the English style that is closest to French style is: EARLY GOTHIC, LANCET, RAYONNANT,
FLAMBOYANT
a. Flamboyant
 b. Decorated
c. Lancet
d. Pointed
21. In history, this style emerges as a form of:
a. Ecclesiastic Architecture
b. Flamboyant Architecture
c. Rayonnant Architecture
d. Pseudo Architecture
22. In French Gothic, the most abundant material used in their construction is?
a. Sandstone
b. Limestone
c. Granite Stone
d. Marble

23. What Type of Pagoda is shown above?

a. Indian
b. Chinese
c. Japanese
d. Burmese
24. Chinese pagodas have ___ shapes.
a. Octagonal sides
b. Square sides
c. Decagon sides
d. Hexagon sides
25. Pagodas traditionally have ___ levels.
a. Odd number
b. Even number
c. Equal number
d. Doesn't matter
26. Japanese pagodas have ___ shapes that can be easily identified.
a. Octagonal sides
b. Square sides
c. Decagon sides
d. Hexagon sides
27. It is traditionally the origin of Pagoda Architecture?
 a. Stupa
b. Minarets
c. Pavilions
d. Towers
28. Stupa construction was predominantly developed by the HINDU
a. Burmese
b. Chinese
c. Arabians
d. Indians
29. Considered as the Oldest Stupa in the world which contains the relic of Buddha is
a. Great Stupa at Sanchi
b. Stupa at Jaipur
c. Stupa at Guntupalle
d. Dhamek Stupa
30. A Temple complex and considered as the largest religious monument in the world, first as a Hindu
and later as a Buddhist Temple?
a. Angkor Wan
b. Angkor Wat
c. Jaipur Complex
d. Solomon Complex
31. The temple architecture was considered as prime and unique style of:
a. Khmer Architecture
b. Cambodian Architecture
c. Thai Architecture
d. Buddhist Architecture

32. Who was the architect of this most recognizable edifice in London today? THE GHERKIN (30 ST.
MARY AXE)
a. Foster and Partners
b. SOM Architects
c. BIG
d. ARUP Design
33. What is the primary function of this structure?
a. Housing
b. Government Office
c. Commercial Development
d. Office
34. This structure was known as 30 St. Mark Axe, but informally known as the:
a. Jerkins
b. Gherkins
c. Perkins
d. Bjerkins

35. What is the name of the figure above?

a. Casa Batllo
b. Casa Bato
c. Casa Battion
d. Casa Batoto
36. Who is its architect and when it was built?
a. Antonio Gaudi, 1877
b. Sebastian Santander, 1888
c. Joan Rubio,1877
d. Joseph Canaleta, 1876
37. Casa Batllo, translated in English language is called?
a. House of Stone
b. Gravel House
c. House of Bones
d. House of Bats
38. What structure designed by Antonio Gaudi almost made him qualified to become a Catholic saint?
a. Sagrada Familia
b. Casa Mila
c. Casa Batlo
d. None of the above
39. Casa Mila by known Catalan Architect Antoni Gaudi is also known as:
a. La Pedrera
b. La Pedrero
c. Lacasa Quario
d. La Pedrista
40. Where can you find the most notable feature of the building?
a. Floorings
b. Walls
c. Roofs
d. Exterior walls
41. The large blocks of stone statue materials used were quarried from:
a. Limestone
b. Sandstone
c. Piedra
d Gneiss
42. Gaudi’s intent in his design of this structure was to be:
a. Spiritual symbol
b. Architectural symbol
c. Heritage symbol of the area
d. Unconventional symbol

43. What construction system was employed in the construction of this Temple?
a. Trabeated
b. Post and Lintel
c. Columns and Beams
d. Conventional
44. What classical orders of columns were used? DORIC
 a. Corinthian Order
b. Ionic Order
c. Composite Order
d. Tuscan Order
45. The perimeter of the temple has a measure of ___ taken from its base?
a. 69.5mx30.9m
b. 70.0xx40.0m
c. 70.5mx40.5m
d. 71.0mx41.0m
46. Temple with circular plan supporting a dome of about 140 ft in diamond onced describe by Thomas
Jefferson as model of spherical arch?
a. St. Peter Basilica
b. Hagia Sophia
c. Pantheon
d. Parthenon
47. What is its total height? MONTICELLO
a. 45 feet
b. 46 feet
c. 44 feet
d. 47 feet

48. Who are the two primary designer of the structure above? HAGIA SOPHIA, ISTANBUL, TURKEY
a. Isidore of Melenia and Anthemius of Tralles
b. Isidore of Miletus and Anthemius of Tralles
c. Isidore of Tran and Anthemius of Troll
d. Isidore of Meant and Isidore of Taft
49. What is the primary purpose of this structure from year 1453-1931?
a. Cathedral
b. Mosque
c. Greek Orthodox
d. Museum
50. What is the most common material used in its construction?
a. Ashlar Bricks
b. Rusticated stone
c. Sandstone
 d. Gravel
51. What is its current use today?
a. Catholic Church
b. Islamic Mosque
c. Museum
d. Greek Orthodox Church

52. What was the original name of the current National Museum building? AGRIFINA BLDG
a. The Legislative Building
b. National Library
c. Department of Finance Building
d. Department of Tourism
53. Who was the Filipino Architect of the Building? RENOVATED BY DOMINIC GALICIA
a. Juan Arellano
b. Antonio Pablo
c. Antonio Toledo
d. Juan Luna D
54. What was the original purpose of the building under the Burnham Plan?
a. Public Hospital
b. Public Library
c. Government Office
d. Legislative Building
55. In 2015, the National Museum undergone a major renovation works, under whose architect?
a. Palafox and Associates
b. Galicia Architects
c. Carunungan and Partners
d. Locsin and Associates
56. What do you call the central theme of the renovation and retrofitting works done at the National
Museum?
a. Tree of Life
b. Puno ng Buhay
c. Tree of History
d. Pagyabong
57. The Coconut palace was built in 1979 under the design of Arch. Francisco Manosa. It is also known
as:
a. Bahav Pilipino
b. Tahanang Pilipino
c. House of Life
d. Bahay Buhay
58. What its dominant plan shape, that resembles the coconut shape when being served? ROOF
HEXAGON
a. Pentagon
b. Heptagon
c. Octagon
d. Nonagon
59. Which of the of the following is not Francisco Manosa's work?
a. Monastery of the Transfiguracion
b. Shrine of Our Lady of Peace, EDSA
c. Mary, Mother of God Parish (Muntinlupa)
d. Recoletos Church

60. Manila City Hall was designed by Antonio Toledo during the American Period, including the following
except one:
a. Department of Tourism Building
b. Legislative Building
c. Leyte Provincial Capitol
d. Muntinlupa City Hall
61. Among the choices below, which school was designed by Antonio Toledo?
a. University of the Philippines. P. Paura
b. Far Eastern University
c. San Sebastian
 d. Manuel Luis Quezon University
62. Designed in the tradition of "Formal Symmetry" by Andrea Palladio during the Renaissance Period?
a. Villa Santino
b. Villa Capra
c. Villa Carlota
d. Villa Cordoba

63. What is the name of this famous structure in the Netherlands built in around 1920's?
a. Robert's House
b. Schroder's House
c. Ritfield House
d. Roberstons House
64. What particular style, the house was designed?
a. De Stijl
b. Art Noveao
c. Jugendstil
d. Uthrecian
65. Who was the architect?
a. Gerrit Rietveld
b. Gerry Rhinefiled
c. Ger Hart
d. Geric Garret
66. Which among are referred to as De Stijl Colors?
a. Primary colors
b. Secondary colors
c. Tertiary colors
d. Neutral colors
67. The above figure is falls under what style of architectural manifestation?
a. Informalism
b. Brutalism
c. Deconstructivism
d. Hedoism
68. Le Corbusier described his choice of material beton brut, meaning:
a. Raw material
b. White material
c. Raw concrete
d. Unfinished
69. One of Frank Lloyd Wright’s organic design of architecture?
a. Fallingwater
b. Robbie House
c. Petronas Tower
d. Dulles Airport

70. Mies Van der Rohe's masterpiece in that started the dawn of international style, was the Farnsworth
house made of bold steel and glass, what was Mies Van de Rohe’s primary participation in it?
a. Architect
b. Interior-Designer
c. Architect-Contractor
d. Contractor
71. Why the house was painted white?
a. To integrate it with nature as only the visible color
b. To keep out the suns heat
c. To keep a clean look
d. NOTA
72. If Mie Van der Rohe has the Farnsworth house, The Glass House is attributed to whom:
a. Philip Johnson
b. Frank Lloyd Wright
c. Erich Mendelsohn
d. Marcel Breuer
73. “Masjid Al Haram” is also known as the:
a. Great Mosque of Islam
b. Great Mosque of Mecca
c. d. Great Mosque
d. Great Mosque of Islamic World
74. Considered as the world's smallest cathedral?
a. Nice Cathedral
b. Nin Cathedral
c. Nine Cathedral
d. Nun's Cathedral
75. Cologne Cathedral in Germany is considered to be the longest in construction in history, how many
years did it take to finish he construction?
a. 630 years
b. 631 years
c. 632 years
d. 633 years
76. The Greatest Church of the whole Christiandom?
a. St. Peters Cathedral
b. St. Williams Cathedral
c. St. Mary's Basilica
d St. Andrews Basilica
77. The Bishop's seat is called?
a. Cathera
b. Cathedra
c. Cathehedra
d. Thehedral

78. What is the architectural style of the above structure?

a. Gothic
b. Romanesque
c. Bartizan
 d. Neo-Romanesque
79. What is the sacred name given to the Manila Cathedral?
a. Our Lady of La Naval
b. Our Lady of Immaculate Conception
c. Our Lady of Virgen de Manila
d Our Lady of Manila
80. In its history, when was the last time the Cathedral was renovated
a. 2014
b. 2015
c. 2016
d. 2017
81. Manila Cathedral and this church were among the seven church established inside the walled city of
Intramuros, what is the name of this church?
a. San Agustin Church
b. Santa Isabel Church
c. Sto. Domingo
d. Sta. Clara
82. The first all steel church in Asia was designed by whom?
a. Gustave Eiffel
b. Roy Hill
c. Earnest Bill
d. Vladimir vlodostok
83. Where was the steel section of the Church fabricated? BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
a. Belgium
b. Denmark
c. Germany
d. Paris
84. What architectural style San Sebastian Church known for?
a. Gothic
b. Neo-Gothic
c. Romanesque
d. Neo-Romanesque

85. What is the name of this Cathedral?

a. Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage
b. Our Lady of Black Magdalene
 c. Our Lady of Peace
d. Our Lady of Antipolo
86. Who was the architect of this edifice?
a. Antonio Toledo
b. Jose de Ocampo
c. Juan Nakpil
d. Juan Arellano
87. Which among the schools listed below is not a work of Jose de Ocampo?
a. St. Paul College-Bocaue
b. St. Paul College-Paranaque
c. St. Rita College-San Carlos, Negros
d. St. Paul College-Manila
88. Which among the choices is not work of Jose Siao Ling?
a. National University-Manila
b. SM Arena
c. National University-Laguna
d. National University Dentistry Building

89. Name of this well-known Church above?

a. Sto. Nino Cathedral
b. Basilica Minore del Santo Nino
c. Sto. Nino Basilica
d. Cebu Cathedral
90. The church building material is primarily of what stone?
a. Sandstone
b. Limestone
c. Adobe
d. Mactan stone
91. The oldest documented house in the country is located in the heart of Cebu City, it is known as the:
a. Recoleto House
b. Jesuit House
c. Dominican House
d. Friar's House
92. When it was built?
a. 1730
b. 1735
 c. 1725
d. 1765
93. Norman Foster's first high rise commission in Hong Kong Island?
a. HSBC Building
b. Bank of Commerce
c. Bank of China
d. Bank of Shanghai
94. Known in the Classical World as the Treasury of Atreus
a. Tomb of Kings
b. Tomb of Agamemnon
c. Tomb of Tomb of Gods
d. Tomb of Slaves
95. Considered as the first product of Industrial Revolution in the late 1800's?
a. London Rail Station
b. Crystal Palace
c. The Great Station
d. Crystal Station
96. Known as the “Temple of Power”.
a. AEG Turbine Factory
b. AEG Power Tools Factory
c. AEG Power Factory
d. AEG Power Plant
97. Whose work is the above industrial type structure considered as both manifestation of architecture
and engineering?
a. Peter Behrens
b. Marcel Breuer
c. Alvar Aalto
d. Santiago Calatrava
98. Designed by Christopher Wren, with an area of 6,000 sq.m and a large central space under dome for
big congregations?
a. St. William's Cathedral
b. St. Paul's Cathedral
c. St. George Cathedral
d. St. Francis Cathedral
99. The Proposed Latin Cross plan of the St. Peters Basilica was from the idea of?
a. Michelangelo
b. Bernini
c. Raphael
d. Bramante
100. Who was the last architect of the St. Peter's Basilica
a. Michelangelo
b. Bernini
c. Raphael
d. Bramante
101. St. Peters La Pieta?
a. Michelangelo
b. Bernini
c. Raphael
d. Bramante
102. Considered as the first skyscraper in the country at four floors?
a. Ambassador Hotel
b. American Hotel
c. Manila Hotel
d. Luneta Hotel
103. The first recognized Architectural School in the Philippines?
a. Mapua Institute of Technology
b. National University
c. University of the Philippines
d. Far Eastern University
104. Second Hotel in Asia designed in French Baroque Style?
a. Manila Hotel
b. American Hotel
c. Luneta Hotel
d. Ambassador Hotel
105. First hotel in Asia installed with elevator?
a. Manila Hotel
b. American Hotel
c. Luneta Hotel
d. Ambassador Hotel
106. Which among the Churches listed below are not included in the UNESCO World Heritage List?
a. San Agustin Church, Manila
b. Miag ao Church, Iloilo
c. Paoay Church, llocos Norte
d. Manila Cathedral

107. What is the former name of the above structure?

a. Taipei 101
 b. Taipei World Financial Center
c. Taipei Tower
d. Taipei Bamboo Tower
108. Who was the Architect?
a. CY Lee and Partners
b. SOM
C. IM Pei and Partners
d. OVE ARUP
109. What other structure surpasses the tower as one of the world's tallest?
a. Shanghai Trade Center
b. Burj-Al Khalifa
c. Petronas
d. Hongkong Financial Tower
110. From what natural inspiration, the Architects concept was developed?
a. Swaying grass
b. Bamboo
c. Chinese Stick
d. Chinese tree

111. Considered as the only ___ star awarded in the hotel industry around the world?
a. 5 star
b. 6 star
c. 7 star
d. 4 star
112. Who was the lead architect of this project?
a. WS Atkins
b. Tom Wright, WKK Architects
c. SOM Architects
d. Arquitektonika
113. What is the name of this famous Hotel located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates?
a. Raffles Hotel
b. Dubai World
c. Atlantis
d. Dubai Hilton
114. Who was the architect in charge of the design?
a. Brynn Lummus
b. Brian Ohara
c. Atkin Architects
d. SOM

115. What is the name of this imposing Dubai structure?

a. Cayman Tower
b. Cayan Tower.
c. Twisted Tower
d. The Spire
116. Who was the Architect-of-Record of this marvelous building? SKIDMORE, OWINGS & MERRILL
a. Atkins
b. SOM
c. Arquitektonica
d. BIG
117.What is the name of this Dubai's grandiose structure that was themed around the mythical lost city
but incorporating the flavor of Arabia?
a. Atlantis the Palm
b. Palm
 c. Atlantis
d. Arabia
118. Who were the architects of this grand structure?
a. Wimberly, Allison, Tong and Goo (WATG)
b. SOM
c. PY TANG
d. CWK

119. What is the name of this big development located in the Metro?
a. Century Tower
b. Century Spire
c. Century HQ
d. Spiral Tower
120. Where is the location of this development?
a. Tokyo
b. Manila
c. Singapore
d. Nagoya
121. Who is the Conceptual architect of this Century Properties Development?
a. Daniel Libeskind
b. IM Pei Architects
c. PROS Architects
d. Locsin and Associates
122. Located in the heart of Copenhagen, this housing development creates an imaginary mountainside
setting through its bi-level design? What is the name of the development?
a. Mountain Dwelling
b. Mountain Side
c. Mountain Feel
d. Mountain View
123. Who as it's young architect who is Denmark’s most Notable Architect?
a. Bjarke Ingles
b. Jark Inkles
c. Bjorn Born
d. Zachary Jorn

124. The structure was a gift of His Highness, the Sultan of Brunei to the people of Cotabato? Who was
its Architect?
a. Palafox and Associates
b. AEDAS
c. Buensalido Architects
d. Yasser Adiong and Associates
125. Its domes are painted what color?
a. Blue
b. White
c. Gold
d. Yellow
126. Whose work is this striking edifice in the hearts of San Juan Manila that serves as an ART and Sports
Center?
a. Sunga Design Studio
b. JAGNUS Design Studio
c. Buensalido Architects
d. Gruppo Arquitekto
127. What is the name of this development?
a. Annapolis Art Center
b. RONAC Art Center
c. Greenhills Art and Sports
d. White Sports

128. Located inside the heart of Ateneo Campus-Quezon City, this imposing Ecclesiastical Architecture is
named?
a. Church of Gesu
b. Church of Jesuits
c. Church of San Ignatio
d. The Chuch of Christ
129.Who is the Architect of this development?
a. Recio and Casas
b. Carunungan and Partners
c. PROS
d. Manosa and Associates
130. What is the name of the structure above?
a. BGC Corporate Center
b. Mind Museum
c. Play Museum
d. The Playdium

1. Identify the figure/structure above.

a. Great temple of abu simbel
b. Sakara mastaba
c. Great Sphinx of Giza
d. Obelisk
2. What characteristic was considered to describe Gothic Architecture?
a. Darkness
b. Rude and barbaric
c. Evil and cruelty
d. Black and white
3. A type of Roman wall facing with a net-like effect?
a. Opus testaceum
b. Opus quadratum
c. Opus recticulatum
d. Opus mixtum
4. Simplicity in External, richness in internal?
a. Byzantine Architecture
b. Medieval Architecture
c. Gothic Architecture
d. Renaissance Architecture
5. The house is a machine to live in?
a. John Ruskin
b. Louis Khan
c. Le Corbusier
d. Van de Rohe
6. The prehistoric tomb composed of standing stones capped with a large horizontal slab?
a. Dolmen
b. Menhir
c. Tumulus
d. Cromlech
7. In the Bahay na Bato, what do you call the space on the ground floor used for storing the caroza?
a. Azotea
b. Zaguan
c. Sala
d. Comun
8. Sleeping quarter for monks?
a. Presbytery
b. Refectory
c. Diaconicon
d. Cloister
9. A wide low, pitched gable surmounting a colonnade or a major division of a facade?
a. Tympanum
b. Pediment
c. Stylobate
d. Acroterium
10. In Greek Architecture, this is synonymous to Cella.
a. Pronaos
b. Naos
c. Epinaos
d. Episthodomos
11. What is considered the birthplace of Italian Renaissance Art and Architecture?
a. Sicily
b. Florence
c. Venice
d. Rome
12. The architect of the Paco Train Station?
a. Michael Graves
b. William Parsons
c. Daniel Burnham
 d. I M Pei
13. Architecture of the curved lines.
a. Baroque
b. Art nouveau
c. Art deco
d. Moorish
14. Architecture that reaches new heights.
a. Gothic
b. Rococo
c. Baroque
d. Roman
15. Tallest church in the world as of now.
a. Ulm minster
b. Sagrada Familia
c. Westminster cathedral
16. Loftiest vault cathedral.
a. Beauvais cathedral
b. Winchester cathedral
c. Ulm minster
17. The rebirth of the classics.
a. Renaissance
b. Classical
c. Egyptian
d. Romanesque
18. Cathedral having the "five Sisters Window".
a. Westminster cathedral
b. Yorkminster cathedral
c. Ulm minster
19. Roman-like Architecture.
a. Romanesque
b. Baroque
c. Romania
d. Romantic
20. The part of a mosque which is referred to as the screen.
a. Fawwara
b. Dikka
c. Patani
d. Maqsura
21. It is the City in Italy that is described as vital of social life at every level, artists who excelled in
several arts achieve high status in society, craft guilds with both religious connotations and is the
birthplace of Renaissance.
a. Sicily
b. Pompeii
c. Venice
 d. Florence
22. Who erected the entrance piazza surrounded by 284 lonic Columns to the St. Peter's Basillica, Rome?
a. Fabianne Niclotti
b. Michael Angelo Buonarotti
c. Bramante
d. Bernini
23. What do you call the period in Spanish Renaissance Architecture where architecture designs had a
similarity to silversmiths' work?
a. Plateresque
b. Rococo
c. Churrigueresque
d. Manueline
24. In French, it is called L'architecture Ogivale.
a. Gothic Architecture
b. Roman Architecture
c. Baroque Architecture
d. Renaissance Architecture
25. It forms one of the famous building groups in the world: a Cathedral, Baptistery, Campanile and
Campo Santo.
a. Pisa Cathedral
b. Winchester Cathedral
c. Monreale Cathedral
d. Manila Cathedral
26. It is a Renaissance Movement that is described as vivid, virile, intense, free, decorative and illogical
a. Palladian Architecture
b. Proto-Baroque Architecture
c. Baroque Architecture
d. Rococo Architecture
27. How many years was the Notre dame built?
a. 148 years
b. 184 years
c. 182 years
d. 168 years
28. What is Gaudi's work that was also called "the quarry"?
a. Sagrada familia
b. Park guell
c. Casa mila
d. Casa batllo
29. What did the Egyptians use to create a perfect planar base of the pyramid?
a. Level tool
b. Dug tunnel around the building area and filled it with water
c. Ancient tool that is equivalent to a carpenter's level
d. Flood the site with water
30. Architect of temple of Zeus, agrigentum? THERON
 a. Antistates
b. Porinus
c. Khufu
d. Imhotep
31. What is an opus tesselatum?
a. Brick layout
b. mosaic
c. mural
d. collage
32. What was the prototype of the pyramid?
a. Menhir
b. Dolmen
c. mastaba
d. stepped pyramid
33. Who is the chief architect of the pyramid?
a. hemiunu
b. imhotep
c. djoser
d. khufu
34. Who started the great hall of karnak? RAMESES I
a. Amenhotep III
b. Seti I
c. Ramesses II
d. Horemheb
35. What is a Saracenic architecture?!
a. Consisting chiefly of mosques and tombs and characterized by decorated surfaces, bulbous
domes and horseshoe, pointed and multifoil arches
b. Combination of basilica and symmetrical central plan. It features soaring spaces, and
sumptuous decoration, marble column, and inlay, mosaics on the vaults, and inlaid stone
pavements
c. Forms in which lightweight triangular or polygonal facets consisting of either skeletal struts or
flat planes, largely in tension
d. Grand tall designs, buttresses, pointed arch, vaulted ceiling, gargoyles, decorative style and
ornate
36. What is the warm room in Italian bath?
a. sudatorium
b. tepidarium
c. caldarium
d. laconicum
37. What is the sweating room in Italian bath?
a. sudarium
b. frigidarium
c. tepidarium
d. caldarium
38. What is the name of the bedroom of the Italian domus?
a. atrium
b. vestibulum
c. cubicula
d. tabernae
40. Architect of legislative building.
a. Antonio Toledo
b. Juan Nakpil
c. Juan Arellano
d. Pablo Antonio
41. Architect of meralco building.
a. Jose Maria Zaragoza
b. Carlos Arguelles
c. Tomas Mapua
d. Fernando Ocampo
42. Form follows function and its basis for its organic design
a. Louis Sullivan
b. Frank Lloyd Wright
c. Toyo Ito
d. Zaha Hadid
43. Works of Antoni Gaudi which people called "stone quarry".
a. La sagrada familia
b. Casa mila
c. Palace guell
d. Casa batlo
44. Work of Antoni Gaudi with undulating facade.
a. La sagrada familia
b. Casa mila
c. Palace guell
d. Casa batlo
45. Architect of Notre-Dame-Haut Ronchamp, France?
a. Louis Sullivan
b. Frank Lloyd wright
c. Le Corbusier
d. Zaha Hadid
46. Who designed the New York's Daily News Building?
a. Welton Becket
b. Raymond Hood
c. Louis Sullivan
d. William Van Allen
47. Gothic Means?
a. Barbaric
b. Uneducated
c. Massive
 d. Monumental
48. What do you call an ancient stone figure having a lion body and human head?
a. Sphinx
b. Djinn
c. Uktena
d. Obelisk
49. What kind of style flourished during 1925-1939
a. International style
b. Art nouveau
c. Modern art
d. Art deco
50. It is a raised stand from which the gospels or epistles were read.
a. Podium
b. Pulpit
c. Ambo
d. Choir

51. Identify what architecture is figure. MILAN CATHEDRAL

a. Gothic Architecture
b. Byzantine Architecture
c. Fantastic architecture
d. Moorish architecture

52 Identify what architecture is figure.

a. Byzantine architecture
b. Moorish architecture
c. Islamic architecture
d. Baroque architecture
53. Design by living men for living men.
a. Robert Mailart
b. Erich Mendelsohn
c. Richard Neutra
 d. Charles Renee Mackintosh
54. Humanism
a. Michael Graves
b. Adolf loos
c. Minoru Yamasaki
d. Otto Wagner

55. Identify what architecture is figure 4.

a. Art nouveau
b. Modern
c. Art deco
d. High tech
56. God is in the details.
a. Le Corbusier
b. Louis Khan
c. Louis Sullivan
d. Ludwig Mies Van de Rohe
57. Architecture is the reflection of the past
a. Otto Wagner
b. Michael Graves
c. Kenzo Tange
d. I M Pei
58. Where is Agora built?
a. Greece
b. Rome
c. India
d. Babylonia

59. Identify figure.

a. Agora
 b. Acropolis
c. Temple of Zeus
d. Erechtheion

60. Identify figure.

a. Thin shell structure
b. Geodesic
c. Modern structure
d. Fantastic

61. Identify figure.

a. Thin shell structure
b. Geodesic
c. Modern structure
d. Fantastic
62. Part of Michelangelo‘s work.
a. Piazza
b. Dome
c. Facade
d. Portico

OLDER QUESTIONS
1. What architecture style uses “gargoyles”?
a. Baroque
b. Gothic
c. Renaissance
d Rococo
2. What church where the 5-sister window is found?
a. Winsmenters Abby
b. Notre Dame de Paris
c. Florence Cathedral
d. Yorkminster
3. First Lady President of UAP and ARCASIA?
a. Yolanda Reyes
b. Ana Ling
c. Zaha Hadid
d. None of the above
4. The famous architectural school in the world which is known for its commercial style at the turn of
20th century?
a. Chicago School
b. Bauhaus
c. New York Architecture
d. University of Architecture
5. Christian or Byzantine Basilicas or Churches which enclosed or open the western doorway leading to
the outside?
a. Sunset Portal
b. Vestibule
c. West Portal
d. Narthex
6. First steel church in Asia?
a. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
b. Quiapo Church
c. Shrine Of The Nuestra Señora De Manaoag
d. San Sebastian Church
7. Who is the architect of UAP building?
a. Teofilo I. Vasquez
b. Angel R. Lazaro
c. Jaime C. Marquez
d. Norberto M. Nuke
8. Who is the architect with the famous dictum. "Modern architecture need not to be western"?
a. Tadao Ando
b. Le Corbusier
c. Kenzo Tange
d. I M Pei
9. Who is the architect with the famous dictum. "Less is More"?
a. Ludwig Mies Van de Rohe
b. Frank Lloyd Wright
c. Le Corbusier
d. Kenzo Tange
10. Felipe Mendoza's designed this famous building during 1978?
a. Batasang Pambansa in Quezon City
b. Far Eastern University
c. National Press Club
d. Quezon Hall, U.P. Diliman
11. What year was Our Lady of the Gate Parish Church (Daraga Church) built? 1773
a. 1763
 b. 1777
c. 1884
d. 1814
12. Who is the architect of the Chrysler Building?
a. Van Allen
b. Frank Lloyd Wright
c. Le Corbusier
d. Kenzo Tange
13. Design Architect of Makati Bonifacio High Street City Center in Bonifacio Global City? W/ GF
PARTNERS
a. Altoon + Porter
b. Lor Calma & Partners
c. GF Partners
d. None of the above
14. Who said architecture is an inseparable work of art?
a. Walter Gropius
b. Kenzo Tange
c. Eero Saarinen
d. None of the above
15. What style resembles the phrase "FUNCTION follows FORM"?
a. Sculpturalism
b. Modernism
c. Functionalism
d. None of the choices
16. Hagia Sophia is an example of what style?
a. Romanesque Architecture
b. Byzantine Architecture
c. Renaissance
d. None of the choices
17. What is the main purpose of Roman Coliseum?
a. To provide a permanent purpose-built arena in the centre of Ancient Rome for staging
various forms of entertainment (gladiator games, showcasing of exotic animals, etc.) for the
Ancient Romans.
b. To create a simple and humble structure conveying the society of Rome
c. To test Roman engineering and building techniques.
d. All of the above.
18. Cubicula, a small room in ancient history, is from what architecture period?
a. Greek
b. Prehistoric
c. Roman
d. Egyptian
19. What is the long colonnaded building during Roman times?
a. Stoa
b. Thermae
 c. Narthex
d. Forum
20. What will happen to an arch if it is extruded along its axis?
a. Barrel
b. Dome
c. Cylinder
d. Vault
21. What does Gothic mean?
a. Black & White
b. Ornate
c. Barbaric
d. Dark
22. Who is the Architect of World Trade Center?
a. Minoru Yamasaki
b. I M Pei
c. Kenzo Tange
d. Jorn Utzon
23. What architecture emerges in Romanesque and Byzantine architecture during the 12th century?
a. Renaissance
b. Islamic
c. Baroque
d. Gothic
24. What architecture contributed to the "Stupa/Rock Cut Temples"?
a. Egyptian
b. Islamic
c. None of the above
d. Indian
25. Method of transferring 2-ton rock on the pyramid?
a. Used cranes
b. Lift it one by one on top of the other
c. Rolled logs and roll them in their places
d. None of the above
26. Which of these buildings is not Felipe Mendoza's work?
a. Quiapo Church
b. Batasang Pambansa
c. Philippine Veteran's Bank
d. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
27. Who is the Architect of Sydney Opera?
a. Jorn Utzon
b. Frank Lloyd Wright
c. Le Corbusier
d. Kenzo Tange
28. What is Le Corbusier's real name?
a. Edwin Charlie Jeanerett Gris
 b. Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris
c. Lester-Edward John-Grisier
d. Lei Edward Jean Gallius
29. What is the Cathedral of Commerce Building?
a. Empire State Building
b. New York Stock Exchange
c. Woolworth Building
d. Twin Towers
30. What innovation was added to the gothic wall?
a. Stained Glass
b. More Glass
c. Clerestory
d. Portico
31. What is true about a Merlon in Medieval architecture?
a. Are sometimes narrowly pierced by vertical embrasure ”slits” to view and fire through
when defending a structure.
b. Are used for aesthetically enhancing the upper walls of a castle, and adding balance to its
verticality.
c. It is a form of religious belief that adds good fortunes to a building.
d. None of the above.
32. Who is the Architect of the Empire State building
a. William F. Lamb
b. Van Allen
c. Jorn Utzon
d. Mies Van Der Rohe
33. Who is the Architect of the Rockefeller Center? RAYMOND HOOD
a. Corbet & Hood
b. Van Alen & Becket
c. SOM Architects
d. Saarinen father and son
34. What is the contribution of Bramante in the St. Peters Basilica?
a. He is the 1st Architect of the main building
b. He designed the paved patterns in the courtyard
c. He finished the St. Peters Basilica from start to the end
d. He was the 5th Architect of the Main Building
35. What particular church was Arch. Zaragosa involved?
a. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
b. Quiapo Church
c. Shrine of The Nuestra Señora De Manaoag
d. San Sebastian Church
36. Who is the Architect of the Guggenheim Museum at Bilbao?
a. Frank Gehry
b. Frank Lloyd Wright
c. Philip Johnson
 d. Eero Saarinen
37. What material was used in Guggenheim at Bilbao? TITANIUM
a. Steel
b. Pre-cast concrete
c. Post-tensioning Reinforced-concrete
d. Flexible Wood
38. Which is a Project of Felipe Mendoza?
a. Meralco Building
b. Batasang Pambasa
c. SM Megamalls
d. Cultural Center of the Philippines
39. What is true about Japanese column/capitals?
a. Intercolumniation follows ken
b. Originated from the flamboyant style of Gothic
c. Has the same dimensioning as that of Greek column/capitals.
d. None of the above.
40. What is the difference of Chinese Pagoda to Japanese?
a. Chinese Pagoda is usually adored with the color red, Japanese pagodas uses purple and white
colors.
b. Chinese Pagoda is octagonal in plan, and Japanese is square in plan
c. Chinese pagoda is 25 stories high, while Japanese is 12 stories only.
d. Both are similar in design.
41. Who is the Architect of Pyramid at Zoser?
a. Imhotep
b. Rameses
c. Cheops
d. Rameses III
42. What is the main function of Aqueduct designed by the Romans?
a. Water Distribution
b. Act as monument
c. Fish farming
d. Electricity
43. Where is the location of a pediment in a Doric temple?
a. Placed below the entablature
b. Placed above the entablature
c. Rest beneath the architrave
d. It is part of the base
44. What is the purpose of a pediment in a Classical Greek temple?
a. Used as mouldings for framing a door, window or other rectangular opening.
b. It consists of the tympanum, which was often decorated with relief sculpture depicting
scenes from Greek and Roman mythology or allegorical figures.
c. Serves as base for the column.
d. All of the above
45. What is a Binangiyan house, which is similar to the Ifugao house, with a ridge parallel to to the front,
and is made of narra or pine?
a. Kankanay
b. Ifugao house
c. Bontoc house
d. Kalinga Binayon
46. What is another term for "Crenelation" found in a medieval castle?
a. Bartizan
b. Embrasures
c. Cavetto
d. None of the above
47. Which is not a work of Jose Maria Zaragoza?
a. Makati Medical Center
b. Times Theater
c. Manila Doctor's Hospital
d. San Sebastian Church
48. Who was the architect deified by Rameses?
a. Imhotep
b. Senenmut
c. Amenhotep
d. Ramese II
49. What is the plan of Frank L. Wright that never materialized?
a. Mile High Tower
b. Kaufmann Residence
c. Taliesin West
d. Robie House
50. What is permitted in a Gothic Cathedral due to the invention of a method of structural support?
a. Many windows
b. Clerestory windows
c. Pointed Windows
d. Naive
51. What is the triangular structure on top of an entablature?
a. base
b. shalt
c. pediment
d. architrave
52. A structure that raises a building from the ground?
a. Pilotis
b. Post
c. Shaft
d. Entablature
53. Which part of the structure was the Japanese bracketing method commonly applied?
a. Stairs
b. Door
 c. Roof system
d. Floor Tiles
54. Stupa is from what style of architecture?
a. Indian
b. Chinese
c. Japanese
d. Arabic
55. Who is the Architect of World Trade Center?
a. Minor Yamasaki
b. I M Pei
c. Frank Gehry
d. Mies Van der Rohe
56. Architect of a building in Taguig that is an American of Chinese blood?
a. I M Pei
b. Carlos A. Santos-Viola
c. Juan Nakpil
d. None of the above
57. What is the Plan shape of a Chinese Pagoda?
a. Octagonal
b. Square
c. Hexagonal
d. Round
58. An architectural style emerged as Romanesque and byzantine style at 12th century? GOTHIC
a. Classical
b. Renaissance
c. Greek
d. Baroque
58. A circular arrangement of large stones enclosing a monument or burial mound?
a. Henge
b. Stonehenge
c. Cromlech
d. Dolmen
60. A projecting window forming a bay in a room, supported from below by corbels or brackets, and
usually located at the highest story of the building?
a. Bay Window
b. Gable Window
c. Oriel Window
d. Cant Bay Window
61. Open and colonnaded at the entrance, usually of considerable distance, commonly used as a
meeting place around public spaces.
a. Peristyle
b. Stoa
c. Agora
d. Acroterium
62. When was the United Architecture of the Philippines (UAP) created/born? MAY 12 1975
a. December 31, 1895
b. August 10, 1940
c. October 14, 1962
d. December 12, 1974
63. The three existing architectural associations before UP was made at that time were League
Philippine Architects (LPA), Association of Philippine Government Architects (APGA), a ___?
a. United Architecture of the Philippines (UAP)
b. Philippine institute of Architects (PIA)
c. Professional Institute of Architects (PIA)
d. Allied Architects' Organization (AAO)
64. Who is the current UAP President? ARMANDO DE GUZMAN III (outgoing) RICHARD GARCIA
(incoming June 6 2022)
a. Ramon S. Mendoza
b. Ana S. Mangalino-Ling
c. Rozanno C. Rosal
d. None of the Above
65. He was a Filipino architect who pioneered modern Philippine architecture and in 1976, was
conferred the rank and title of National Artist of the Philippines by President Ferdinand Marcos. He was
the architect of the Far Eastern University (FEU) during 1939.
a. Araneta, Luis Maria Zaragosa
b. Antonio, Pablo
c. Arellano, Juan Marcos Y De
d. Locsin, Leandro Guzman
66. The oldest stone church in Manila dating back to 1571 was
a. San Agustin Church
b. Aglipayan Church
c. Paoay Church
d. Manila Cathedral
67. Oldest stone church in the Philippines, located in Bohol and built by the Jesuits was
a. Baclayon Church
b. Basilica Minore Del Santo Niño De
c. Baguio Cathedral Cebu
d. Loboc Church
68. This small jewel-box church is the first all-steel church in the Philippines and in Asia; and the second
in the world.
a. San Sebastian Church
b. Baclayon Church
c. Basilica Minore Del Santo Niño De Cebu
d. None of the Above
69. Formally known as the National Shrine of our mother of Perpetual Help, or most commonly the
Baclaran Church, it is considered as the most visited church in Asia, BACLARAN
a. Redemptorist Church
b. Baclayon Church
 c. San Sebastian Church
d. None of the Above
70. The seat of the Catholic Archdiocese of Manila and is presently the 6th cathedral to rise on the site
since 1581.
a. Manila Cathedral
b. Baclayon Church
c. San Sebastian Church
d. None of the Above
71. The other name for The Minor Basilica of the Holy Child, the minor basilica in Cebu City that was
founded in the 16th century.
a. Basilica Minore Del Santo Niño De Cebu
b. Basilica Major Del Santo Cristo De Cebu
c. Basilica Del Major, Major
d. None of the above
72. Who was the first Charter President of UAP on 1975?
a. Richeto C. Alcordo
b. Rozanno C. Rosal
c. Ramon S. Mendoza
d. Norberto M. Nuke
73. He was the first University Architect of the University of the Philippines, and the architect of several
UP Diliman Buildings and the Insular Life Building.
a. De Castro, Cresenciano
b. Locsin, Leandro
c. Concio, Cesar
d. Formosa, Gabriel
74. Architect of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas during 1933.
a. Formoso, Gabriel
b. Locsin, Leandro
c. Rozanno C. Rosal
d. None of the Above
75. A Filipino architect, artist, and interior designer, known for his use of concrete, floating volume and
simplistic design in his various projects.
a. Formosa, Gabriel
b. Locsin Leandro
c. Rozanno C. Rosal
d. None of the Above
76. He was the architect of the Folks Art Theater, Cultural Center of the Philippines and the Philippine
Center for International Trade Expo?
a. Formosa Gabriel
b. Locsin, Leandro
c. Rozanno C. Rosal
d. Manosa, Francisco Tronqued
77. Filipino architect with the famous dictum, "Architecture must respond to local conditions", and
famous for his design of the Coconut Palace in 1978?
 a. Formosa Gabriel
b. Locsin, Leandro
c. Rozanno C. Rosal
d. Manosa, Francisco Tronqued
78. Who was the first registered architect of the Philippines?
a. Mapua, Tomas
b. Locsin, Leandro
c. Formosa, Gabriel
d. Manosa, Francisco Tronqued
79. Who was the first president of Philippine Architects Society (later renamed Philippine Institute of
Architects - PIA)?
a. Mapua, Tomas
b. Locsin, Leandro
c. Nakpil, Juan Felipe De Jesus
d. Manosa, Francisco Tronqued
80. He pioneered the landscape architectural profession in the Philippines.
a. Mapua, Tomas
b. Nakpil, Juan Felipe De Jesus
c. Santos, lldefonso Paez
d. Manosa, Francisco Tronqued
81. What year did the Manila Central Post Office finished its construction, as designed by Arellano, Juan
Marcos Y De Guzmán?
a. 1926
b. 1930
c. 1952
d. 1898
82. Who was the architect who popularized the famous dictum, "Less is more"? LUDWIG MIES VAN DE
ROHE
a. Mendelsohn, Erich
b. Niemeyer, Oscar
c. I M Pei
d. None of the above
83. He was an architect, designer, painter, urban planner, writer, and one of the pioneers of what is now
called modern architecture. Famous for his design of Villa Savoye?
a. Gropius, Walter
b. Le Corbusier
c. Khan, Louis
d. Wright, Frank Lloyd
84. What years was the construction of Villa Savoye?
a. 1925-1939
b. 1928-1931
c. 1896-1906
d. 1935-1955
85. He was one of the masters of Modernism, he displayed interest in modular construction and simple
forms. Also the "Father of furniture Architecture"
a. Le Corbusier
b. Gropius. Walter
c. Breuer, Marcel Lajos
d. Wright, Frank Lloyd
86. Architect of the famous Geodesic Dome in Montreal Exposition in 1967.
a. Le Corbusier
b. Gropius, Walter
c. Breuer, Marcel Lajos
d. Fuller, Buckminster
87. He is the Father of Fantastic Architecture.
a. Gaudi Antonio
b. Breuer, Marcel Lajos
c. Gropius, Walter
d. Fuller, Buckminster
88. What famous building did he design that was considered one of his masterpieces?
a. Sagrada, Familia
b. Geodesic Dome
c. Woolsworth Bldg.
d. Villa Savoye
89. He was a German architect and founder of the Bauhaus School, who, along with Ludwig Mies van der
Rohe, Le Corbusier and Frank Lloyd Wright, is widely regarded as one of the pioneering masters of
modern architecture.
a. Gaudi, Antonio
b. Gropius, Walter
c. Breuer, Marcel Lajos
d. Fuller, Buckminster
90. He invented the term "International Style". His works were influenced by Mies Van Der Rohe and has
been called "the best-known openly gay architect in America".
a. Gaudi, Antonio
b. Johnson, Philip Cortelyou
c. Breuer, Marcel Lajos
d. Fuller, Buckminster
91. He was a leading Japanese architect and one of the founders of the Metabolist Movement.
a. I M Pei
b. Johnson, Philip Cortelyou
c. Korukawa, Kusho
d. Gaudi, Antonio
92. Architect whose famous dictum is, -The house is a Machine to live in.
a. Le Corbusier
b. Gropius, Walter
c. Breuer, Marcel Lajos
d. Fuller, Buckminster
93. Along with Le Corbusier, Alvar Aalto, and Frank Lloyd Wright, he is widely regarded as one of the
pioneering masters of modern architecture. His famous designs include Farnsworth House and Seagram
Bldg.
a. Le Corbusier
b. Ludwig, Mies Van Der Rohe
c. Gropius, Walter
d. Fuller, Buckminster
94. This dictum "Architecture is the will of an epoch translated into space." was said by which architect?
a. Le Corbusier
b. Ludwig, Mies Van Der Rohe
c. Gropius, Waiter
d. Fuller, Buckminster
95. He was a Brazilian architect who is considered to be one of the key figures in the development of
modern architecture. He is known for his love for use of curved lines.
a. Le Corbusier
b. Niemeyer Oscar
c. Ludwig, Mies Van Der Rohe
d. Wright, Frank Lloyd
96. Who was the architect who popularized the famous dictum, "Form follows beauty."?
a. Mendelsohn, Erich
b. I M Pei
c. Niemeyer, Oscar
d. Ludwig, Mies Van Der Rohe
97. He is best known for his controversial glass pyramid in the courtyard at the Louvre Museum in Paris.
a. Niemeyer, Oscar
b. Mendelsohn, Erich
c. I M Pei
d. Ludwig, Mies Van Der Rohe
98. He was a Finnish American architect and industrial designer of the 20th century famous for varying
his style according to the demands of the project: simple, sweeping, arching structural curves or
machine-like rationalism. He was famous for his dictum, "Function influence but does not dictate form."
a. Niemeyer, Oscar
b. Saarinen, Eero
c. I M Pei
d. Ludwig, Mies Van Der Rohe
99. Architect for the Dulles International Airport and the monumental structure of St. Louis Jefferson
National Expansion Memorial? EERO SAARINEN
a. Niemeyer, Oscar
b. Ludwig, Mies Van Der Rohe
c. I M Pei
d. None of the above
100. Who were the architects of the Sears Tower in 1973? BRUCE GRAHAM
a. Oscar Niemeyer and Ludwig, Mies Van Der Rohe
b. I M Pei and Kenzo Tange
 c. Louis Skidmore, Nathaniel Owings and John O. Merrill
d. All of the above
101. Architect of the famous dictum, "Form follows function."
a. Niemeyer, Oscar
b. Ludwig, Mies Van Der Rohe
c. I M Pei
d. Sullivan, Louis Henry
102 What is the famous dictum of Kenzo Tange?
a. Less is more.
b. Less is a bore.
c. Modern Architecture need not be Western.
d. Form follows function.
103. He was an architect best known for his design of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center.
a. Niemeyer, Oscar
b. I M Pei
c. Ludwig, Mies Van Der Rohe
d. Yamasaki, Minoru
104. What was the one of the famous dictums of Frank Lloyd Wright?
a. Less is more.
b. Modern Architecture need not be Western.
c. Less is only more where more is no good.
d. Form follows function.
105. Identity the famous building in the image that was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright:

a. Fallingwater
b. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
c. Robie House
d. Taliesin West
106. What year was this house built? 1936 STARTED
a. 1956
b. 1972
c. 1939
d. 1899
107. Identify the famous building in the image that was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright:
 a. Fallingwater
b. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
c. Robie House
d. Taliesin West
108. What was the other name of Le Corbusier?
a. Corbusiere Ley’son
b. Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris
c. Charlie Corbe
d. None of the above
109. Famous architect who received the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2004 and the Stirling Prize in 2010
and 2011. This architect's buildings are distinctively futuristic, characterized by the "powerful, curving
forms of her elongated structures" with "multiple perspective points and fragmented geometry to evoke
the chaos of modern life".
a. Richard Rogers
b. Zaha Hadid
c. Jorn Utzon
d. Toyo Ito
110. Which architect received the Pritzker Architecture Prize this year? FRANCIS KERE
a. Richard Rogers
b. Jorn Utzon
c. Zaha Hadid
d. Toyo ito
111. Who was the architect who received the first ever Pritzker Architecture Prize in 1979?
a. Frank Lloyd Wright
b. Le Corbusier
c. Philip Johnson
d. Toyo Ito
112. First Lady President UAP and ARCASIA?
a. Yolanda Reyes
b. Zaha Hadid
c. Ana Ling
d. None of the above
113. The famous architectural school in the world which is known for its commercial style at the turn of
20th century.
a. Chicago School
b. Bauhaus
c. New York Architecture
d. None of the above
114. Who designed The Auditorio de Tenerife "Adan Martin"?
a. Santiago Calatrava
b. Felix Candela
c. Antonio Gaudi
d. Rafael Guastavino
115. What building did Felipe Mendoza design in Quezon City?
a. Batasang Pambansa
b. Phil-am Life Building
c. Folks Art Theater
d. Metro Hotel Building
116. Who is the architect of the Chrysler Building?
a. Van Allen
b. I M Pei
c. Toyo Ito
d. Louis Sullivan
117. Who is the architect of World Trade Center
a. Minouro Yamasaki
b. I M Pei
c. B. Fuller
d. Mies Van der Rohe
118. Architect of Sydney Opera House?
a. Minouro Yamasaki
b. Jorn Utson
c. Van Allen
d. None of the above
119. How would you describe Le Corbusier's architectural style?
a. Modern Classic
b. Neo-Classicism
c. White Box
d. Minimalist
120. Where in the Philippines is the current tallest building of the country located? GRAND HYATT
a. Cebu
b. Metro Manila
c. Boho
d. Davao
121. He was a Japanese architect who was one of the most significant architects of the 20th century,
combining traditional Japanese styles with modernism, and designed major buildings on five continents?
a. Tange, Kenzo
b. Ptolemy III
C. I M Pei
d. Toyo Ito
122. Many architects became very active during the Renaissance Period. Andrea Palladio has become
famous among them. What characterizes the Palladian style of architect?
a. Orate and Decorative
 b. Asymmetry
c. Unpredictable Proportions
d. Proportionality
123. Who was the architect of the Dome of Rock? RAJA IBN HAYWA & YAZID IBN SALAM
a. Frederick Catherwood
b. Abdul Malick
c. Leandro Locsin
d. Filippo Brunelleschi
124. Who was the architect of the Robie House? FLW
a. Frank Gehry
b. Le Corbusier
c. Carl Gould
d. Daniel Libeskind
125. Who was the architect of the Seattle Museum? CARLD GOULD
a. I M Pei
b. Francis Quijada
c. Mies van der Rohe
d. Frank Lloyd Wright
126. Who was the architect of the Bank of China, Louvre Pyramid and the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame?
a. I M Pei
b. Frank Lloyd Wright
c. Richard Rogers
d. Victor Horta
127. What is dominant in the work of I.M. Pei?
a. Use of Glass & Steel
b. Use of Triangle
c. Use of Geometric Form
d. Use of Tensile structure
128. What shape is prominent in the Bank of China and Louvre Pyramid?
a. Rectangle
b. Square
c. Triangle
d. Circle
129. Architect of the Folks Art Theater?
a. Juan Nakpil
b. Tomas Mapua
c. Leandro Locsin
d. Jose Maria Zaragosa
130. What is the architectural character of the Metropolitan Theater?
a. Post Modernism
b. Art Nouveau
c. Art Deco
d. Eclectism
131. Deconstructive structure by Frank Gehry in Bilbao
 a. Falling Water
b. Guggenheim Museum
c. Opera House
d. Gropius House

Situation (132-134); Frank Lloyd Wright's House Design

132. This work is an example of Frank Lloyd Wright's Organic Architecture

a. Falling Water
b. Petronas Towers
c. Dulles Airport
d. Robie House
133. Distinctive feature of Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling Water?
a. Overhanging Slab
b. Falling Water
c. Cantilever
d. Steps
134. In the Falling Water, what is the function of the Overhanging Slab?
a. Bedroom
b. Terrace
c. Living Room
d. Dining
135. What year was the Sear's Tower built? 1970 STARTED
a. 1969
b. 1973
c. 1950
d. 1892
136. If the Greeks introduced the concept of proportion during the Classical period, who was the famous
architect who reintroduced the concept of proportion in modern times
a. Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe
b. Eero Saarinen
c. Le Corbusier
d. Frank Lloyd Wright
137. "Beton Brut" is architectural concrete left unfinished or roughly finished after pouring and
intentionally left exposed visually. You can clearly see the imprint made by the formwork left on the
concrete as it hardens. Who pioneered the use of beton brut?
a. Auguste Perret
 b. Alison and Peter Smithson
c. Le Corbusier
d. Frank Lloyd Wright
138. During the 1920's, Le Corbusier was known for promoting this Architectural Style.
a. Brutalism
b. Neoclassical
c. White Box Architecture
d. Deconstructivism
139. When was the UAP established? MAY 12 1975
a. December 10, 1974
b. June 5, 1969
c. November 15, 1982
d. None of the Above
140. What year was UP registered under SEC?
a. 1899
b. 2003
c. 1945
d. 1975
141. What year was the first UAP president inducted?
a. 1975
b. 1965
c. 1989
d. 2010
142. Who is the current UAP president? AR. ARMANDO DE GUZMAN
a. Ramon S. Mendoza
b. Ana S. Ling
c. Norbert M. Nuke
d. None of the above
143. Who is the architect of the Galaxy theater?
a. Leandro Locsin
b. Ramon Formosa
c. Pablo Antonio
d. Arellano, Juan Marcos Y De Guzman
144. The country where the current tallest building is located?
a. UAE (United Arab Emirates)
b. France
c. USA
d. Philippines
145. Architect of Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas?
a. Leandro Locsin
b. Formosa, Gabriel
c. Luna De San Pedro. Andres
d. Manosa, Francisco Tronqued
146. Year the Coconut Palace by Francisco Manosa was built?
 a. 1950
b. 1980
c. 1865
d. 1978
147. First President of PIA (Philippine Institute of Architects)?
a. Nakpil, Angel E Sancho.
b. Ocampo, Fernando Hizon
c. Nakpil, Juan Felipe De Jesus
d. Perez, Dolly Quimbo
148. Architect of the SM Megamall Mandaluyong and Harrison Plaza Shopping Center?
a. Ocampo, Fernando Hizon
b. Nakpil, Angel E, Sancho
b. Toledo, Antonio M.
d. Sindiong, Antonio
149. Year when the Geodesic Dome was built?
a. 2002
b. 1910
c. 1930
d. 1967
150. Architect of the Church of the Risen Lord, Insular Life building, and some buildings in UP Diliman?
a. Gilbert Cass
b. Gropius, Walter
c. Concio Cesar
d. None of the Above
151. Architect of the Glass house, and also the first Pritzker Award winner? PHILIP JOHNSON
a. Gilbert. Cass
b. Le Corbusier
b. Leandro Locsin
d. Mies Van der Rohe
152. Year when Kenzo Tange was awarded the Pritzker Award?
a. 2001
b. 1990
c. 1975
d. 1987
153. Who was the 1983 Pritzker awardee?
a. I M Pei
b. Philip Johnson
c. Frank Lloyd
d. None of the above
154. Architect of the Beijing National Stadium (Bird's Nest)?
a. Jorn Utzon
c. Herzog de Meuron
b. Kenzo Tange
d. I M Pei
155. Alongside this architect, Mies Van der Rohe designed the Seagram Building?
a. Walter Gropius
b. Frank Lloyd Wright
c. Philip Johnson
d. Eero Saarinen
156. Architect with the dictum "Architecture is the reaching out for the truth"?
a. Frank Lloyd Wright
b. Louis Khan
c. Walter Gropius
d. Michelangelo Buonarroti
157. Architect with the dictum "Architecture is the art of how to waste space"
a. Louis Khan
b. Le Corbusier
c. Frank Lloyd Wright
d. Philip Johnson
158. What year was Glass house by Philip Johnson built?
a. 1931
b. 1949
c. 1919
d. 1835
159. He was a German-American architect and was the last director of Berlin's Bauhaus, and then
headed the department of architecture, Illinois Institute of Technology - Chicago, where he developed
the Second Chicago School?
a. Louis Khan
b. Mies Van der Rohe
c. Frank Lloyd Wright
d. Walter Gropius
160. He was the architect of the German Pavilion?
a. Mies Van der Rohe
b. Louis Khan
c. Walter Gropius
d. Frank Lloyd Wright
161. What year was the German Pavilion constructed?
a. 1929
b. 1939
c. 1965
d. During the world war.
162. Popularized the dictum "Architecture is invention"?
a. Mies Van der Rohe
b. Niemeyer, Oscar
c. Walter Gropius
d. Eliel Saarinen
163. Architect of the Modern Art Museum?
a. Walter Gropius
 b. Niemeyer, Oscar
c. Oscar Niemeyer
d. Eliel Saarinen
164. The architect knows for his love of the curved lines in his design, and is considered to be one of the
key figures in the development of modern architecture?
a. Mies Van der Rohe
b. Eero Saarinen
c. Frank Lloyd Wright
d. Oscar Niemeyer
165. Formally known as the National Shrine of our Mother of Perpetual Help?
a. San Agustin Church
b. San Sebastian Church
c. Redemptorist Church
d. Paoay Church
166. How many presidents have been inducted since UP was established until now? 25
a.35
b.23
c.16
d.50
167. What year was Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas was built under the design of Gabriel Formosa? 1972
a. 1933
b. 1945
c. 1906
d. 1979
168. Who designed the Cultural Center of the Philippines?
a. Gabriel Formosa
b. Francisco Manosa
c. Leandro Locsin
d. Tomas Mapua
169. Architect with the famous dictum, "Architecture must create bldgs. w/c are conceived as a total
artistic expression."?
a. Felix Candela
b. Peter Behrens
c. Alvar Alto
d. None of the above
170. Who is the architect of the Farnsworth House?
a. Le Corbusier
b. Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe
c. Frank Lloyd Wright
d. Lous Sullivan
171. What architectural style did the architect apply in designing the house?
a. Modern Organic
b. Modern International
c. Classical
 d. Art Nouveau
172. 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.
173. How did he influence the Modern Movement?
a. He wrote Modern Architecture, a very influential manifesto of early modern architecture.
b. He was a very neatly person.
c. He followed the Golden Ratio strictly as his basis for his architecture.
d. He uses modern equipments and materials in his design.
174. Romanesque Revival in the USA was introduced by
a. Louis Sullivan
b. Henry H. Richardson
c. Frank Lloyd Wright
d. Richard Upjohn
175. The architect whose works clearly express the principle of functionalism and called the "father" of
modern architecture in Austria
a. Otto Wagner
b. Eliel Saarinen
c. Adolf Loos
d. Henri Labrouste
176. The architect whose works clearly express the principle of functionalism and called the "father" of
modern architecture in Germany is
a. Erich Mendelsohn
b. Peter Behrens
c. August Endell
d. Henri van de Velde
177. The architect whose works clearly express the principle of functionalism and called the father" of
modern architecture in France is
a. J.M Olbrich
b. Gunnar Asplund
b. Alvar Aalto
d. Auguste Perret
178. The architect whose works clearly express the principle of functionalism and called the "father" of
modern architecture in Holland is
a. Gunnar Asplund
b. Ivar Tengbom
c. Hendrik Berlage
d. Walter Gropius
179. Most prominent Art Nouveau architect whose work includes the Guell Palace in Spain is
a. Antoni Gaudi
b. Henry L
 c. El Cid
d. None of the above
180. The Queen Ann Style was popularized by the architect
a. Robert Adam
b. Norman Shaw
c. Sir Joseph Paxton
d. Sir Charles Barry
181. The principal exponent of the Art Nouveau in Britain was
a. Well Coates
b. Walter Gropius
c. E. Maxwell Fry
d. C.R Mackintosh
182. Known today as the Basilica of the Immaculate Concepcion, Its 1 st architect was Bishop Domingo
Salazar while the architect of the present church is Arch. Fernando Ocampo.
a. San Agustin Church
b. Manila Cathedral
c. San Sebastian Church
d. Sto. Domingo Church
183, Declared a national landmark in august 1973, this Iloilo church façade is characteristic with profuse
carvings dis playing Filipino folk art in the form of stylized coconut tree, St. Christopher carrying the child
Jesus etc.
a. Molo
b. Jaro
c. Lambunao
d. Miag-ao
184. This church, first built by the Augustinian Fr. Miguel Murguia, has an unusually large bell which was
made from approximately 70 sacks of coins donated by the town's people
a. Panay, Capiz
b. Lapaz, Iloilo
c. Molo, Iloilo
d. Roxas, Capiz
185. The architect of the Quiapo church before its restoration in 1988 was
a. Pablo Antonio
b. Juan Nakpil
c. Juan Arellano
d. Carlos Baretto
186. Declared a national landmark in 1973, it is the first all-steel building built in the Philippines.
a. Manila Hotel
b. Intendencia Bldg.
c. San Sebastian Church
d. Phil. Normal School
187. In 1995, it was included in the UNESCO's world heritage list
a. Banaue Rice Terraces
b. St. Paul's underground caves, Palawan
 c. Bamboo Organ, Las Pinas
d. Rizal Monument, Luneta
188. He was a Filipino architect who pioneered modern Philippine architecture and in 1976, was
conferred the rank and title of National Artist of the Philippines by President Ferdinand Marcos. He was
the architect of the Far Eastern University (FEU) during 1939.
a. Araneta, Luis Maria Zaragosa
b. Antonio Pablo
c. Arellano, Juan Marcos Y De Guzman
d. Locsin, Leandro
189. He was an architect best known for his design of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center.
a. Niemeyer, Oscar
b. I.M. Pei
c. Ludwig, Mies Van Der Rohe
d. Yamasaki, Minoru
190. Who is the current Pritzker award winner of 2013?
a. Wang Shu
b. Toyo Ito
c. Zaha Hadid
d. Peter Zumthor
191. When was Oscar Niemeyer awarded the Pritzker award?
a. 1898
b. 1965
c. 1988
d. 1990
192. When was Zaha Hadid awarded the Pritzker award?
a. 2000
b. 2004
c. 2002
d. 2008
193. In 1941, he founded the Philippine College of Design with many of the leading architects like Andres
Luna de San Pedro, Juan Arellano, Pablo Antonio and others, until World War Il interrupted this project.
a. Nakpil, Juan Felipe De Jesus
b. Ocampo, Fernando Hizon
c. Leandro Locsin
d. Sindiong, Antonio
194. What’s the complete name of Alvar Aalto?
a. Alvaar Alivio Altos
b. Hugo Alvar Henrik Aalto
c. Hogu Alveer Hendrik Aalto
d. Hogo Albert Henry Aalto
195. "Form follows function - that has been misunderstood. Form and function should be one, joined in
a spiritual union.
a. Antoni Gaudi
b. Walter Gropius
 c. Frank Lloyd Wright
d. Louis Khan
196. "Architecture is Organic."
a. Le Corbusier
b. Mies van der Rohe
c. Walter Gropius
d. Frank Lloyd Wright
197. "Without this spirit, Modernist architecture cannot fully exist, Since there is often a mismatch
between the logic and the spirit of Modernism, I use architecture to reconcile the two."
a. Jean Nouvel
c. Louis Khan
b. Tadao Ando
d. Frank Gehry
198. "Nothing requires the architect's care more than the due proportions of buildings.
a. Adolf Loos
b. Vitruvius
c. Louis Sullivan
d. Oscar Niemeyer
199. Make no little plans; they have no magic to stir men's blood."
a. Robert Venturi
b. Daniel Burnham
c. Mies van der Rohe
d. Le Corbusier
200. "Architecture or Revolution."
a. Mies van der Rohe
b. Adolf Loos
c. Frank Lloyd Wright
d. Le Corbusier
201. "Cube within a cube."
a. Le Corbusier
b. Ludwig Mies Van de Rohe
c. Walter Gropius
d. Kenzo Tange
202. "Every great architect is-necessarily - a great poet. He must be a great original interpreter of his
time, his day, his age"
a. Frank Lloyd Wright
b. Robert Venturi
c. Mies van der Rohe
d. Kenzo Tange
203. "Architecture must meet 3 requirements: strength, beauty, and utility"
a. Walter Gropius
b. Louis Khan
c. Robert Maillart
d. Marcus Vitruvius Pollo
204. "Architecture is the reaching out for the truth"
a. Walter Gropius
b. Louis Kahn
c. Antonio Gaudi
d. Le Corbusier
205. "The city must be subject to growth, decay and renewal."
a. Le Corbusier
b. Frank Lloyd Wright
c. Paul Rudolf
d. Kenzo Tange
206. "Does it follow that the house has nothing in common with art and is architecture not to be
included in the arts? Only a very small part of architecture belongs to art; the tomb and the monument.
Everything else that fulfills a function is to be excluded from the domain of art.
a. Adolf Loos
b. Oscar Niemeyer
c. Tadao Ando
d. Jean Nouvel
207. "But the building's identity resided in the ornament."
a. Alvar Aalto
b. Tadao Ando
c. Louis Sullivan
d. Adolf Loos
208. "Form follows function.
a. Le Corbusier
b. Louis Sullivan
c. Buckminster Fuller
d. Marcel Lajos Breuer
209. "Art and Architecture, the new unity."
a. Louis Kahn
b. Le Corbusier
c. Walter Gropius
d. Antonio Gaudi
210. "Space is the breath of art."
a. Le Corbusier
b. Louis Sullivan
c. Buckminster Fuller
d. Frank Lloyd Wright