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Architectural Influences: Gothic, Byzantine, Islamic, Chinese, Japanese, European, Quizzes of History of Architecture

Definitions and descriptions of various architectural styles and landmarks from the medieval period to the present day. Topics include the gothic style with its pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and fan-shaped plans; the byzantine style with its emphasis on gathering spaces and domes; the islamic architecture with its organic designs and regional techniques; the chinese and japanese architecture based on confucianism and daoism, respectively; and various european landmarks such as king's college chapel, milan cathedral, and the doge's palace. The document also covers the architecture of russia, venice, florence, and other regions.

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Uploaded on 02/04/2012

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Download Architectural Influences: Gothic, Byzantine, Islamic, Chinese, Japanese, European and more Quizzes History of Architecture in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 gothic style DEFINITION 1 medieval structuresskeletal, verticalpointed arch, ribbed vault, nave/processional, choir, section, elevation, apse, transcept (optional), flying buttressplan looks like large cross with "bubbles" (choir surrounded by apse) on eastern side TERM 2 byzantine style DEFINITION 2 domes; emphasis on gathering space rather than procession TERM 3 later byzantine style (Russia) DEFINITION 3 Mongol invasion righ after they invaded Vikings;1443- Proclamation of the Russian Orthodox churchwood TERM 4 Venetian Byzantine DEFINITION 4 influenced by Byzantine, maritime center, and Italy TERM 5 islamic architecture DEFINITION 5 organic architecture: use region/domestic techniques to make it look alive; measurement based on body lengths; construct patterns already existent in location TERM 6 architecture of China/Japan DEFINITION 6 based on Confucianism; balance; symmetry is geometric TERM 7 Gardens of China/Japan DEFINITION 7 based on Daoism; balance; vertical and horizontal balance TERM 8 King's College Chapel DEFINITION 8 1446-1515Cambridge, UKEnglish Gothic"fan" vault (roof): geometric spider web TERM 9 Milan Cathedral DEFINITION 9 1350-1400Milan, Italyfinished in 1858Italian Mosaics & polychroming; pointed arch, ribbed vaulting; high light wellsextravagant exterior TERM 10 Piazza del Campo (Sienna Urban plan) DEFINITION 10 Siena, Tuscany, Italycentral meeting place; urban interior=courtyard; surrounded by buildingsred brickwork, fan-shaped TERM 21 Friday Mosque of Isfahan DEFINITION 21 8-17th centuriesIsfahan, Iranvery open and outside; four raised squares with recession with coffers (iwans) TERM 22 Masjid-i-Shah of Isfahan DEFINITION 22 1st half of 17th centuryroyal mosque; across from palace in square; blue dome and minarates; open area surrounded by iwans; elaborate tile decoration TERM 23 Tomb of Ismail the Samanid DEFINITION 23 1st half of 10th centuryBukhara, Uzbekistansymbolic exteriorsimilar geometryrich, advanced peopleslacks color (because morbid);cubic with dome atop TERM 24 Gur-i-Amir DEFINITION 24 early 15th centurySamarkand, Uzbekistanbig city, lots of color, LARGE; bulbous dome grows wider upward then curves inward TERM 25 Bibi-Khanym Mosque DEFINITION 25 14th centurySamarkand, Uzbekistanprimitive dome made of arches; resembles gur-i-amir TERM 26 "Pagoda" of fogong Temple DEFINITION 26 mid 11th centuryShanxi, Chinainfluence of Indian tradition; finial (turned upward corners) roofing;hexagonal, shrine w/ informal sitting and standing;Buddha on central axis (smaller ones on upper floors)wooden TERM 27 The Tianluokeng "tulou" group DEFINITION 27 Fujian, China2 levels (with balcony overlooking courtyard)emphasis on communal living;like a crater/volcano TERM 28 Plan of Chiang'an DEFINITION 28 6th centuryChang'an, Chinagridhierarchalarrangement (by importance and user); north-south orientation; strong axes, symmetry; squarepalace at front, then admin centers, then mkts, then residential area TERM 29 Forbidden City DEFINITION 29 15th centuryBeijing, Chinastrict axis (main buildings lined up in a row); geometric;main gate and follow through based on rank;Meridian Gate, Gate of Supreme Harmony, Hall of Supreme Harmony (finial roofing & on a pedestal) then only royal family allowed TERM 30 Garden of the Master of the Fishing Nets DEFINITION 30 Jiangsu, Chinawood structure, no clear axis;home extension of natureaggregation of spaces TERM 31 Frragrant Hills Hotel DEFINITION 31 IM PeiBeijing, Chinawood, lattice window (ornamental and a border of in/outside); rooms look into courtyard;central courtyard with vertical rocks and horizontal water TERM 32 Ise Grand Shrine DEFINITION 32 Mie prefecture, JapanShinto religion; windmill-lookelevated structure b/c important; thatched roof (wood); central post in front and back TERM 33 Yoshimura House DEFINITION 33 1st half of 17th centuryOsaka, Japanlong; designed with tatami mats (straw in rice); public space then private space; gravel/dirt rooms for animals/storage; living spaces slightly elevated TERM 34 Katsura Imperial Villa DEFINITION 34 1st half of 17th centuryKyoto, Japanon lake;asymmetric, spaces organized around landscape elements; every inch of garden is composed; elevated, wooden TERM 35 Horjuyi Temple Complex DEFINITION 35 late 7th century-early 8th centuryNara, Japanpagoda tower for show (cannot go up)Buddhism; clustering of bldgs; harmony of vertical and horizontal (balanced asymmetry); wood; modified post & lintel
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