TAPP Refresher Exam 2023 Questions and Answers with
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"Beton Brut" is architectural concrete left unfinished or roughly finished after pouring
and left on the concrete as it hardens. Who pioneered the use of Beton Brut?
Auguste perret
The replacement of supporting walls by a grid of reinforced concrete columns that bears
the load of the structure is the basis of new aesthetic.
Pilotis
The absence of supporting walls means that the house is unrestrained in its internal
usage.
Free plan
Who was the architect that made the chek lap kok airport.?
Sir norman foster
It used a Hyperbolic Parabolic roof that is self- supporting with only two points touching
the ground and two points touching the ground and two corners soaring high into the air.
Eduardo catalano
A building designed by Norman Foster that has the floating beam concept.
HSBC Building
Built in 1270, it is currently the world 's oldest "active" synagogue.
Old new synagogue
Dictum of famous architect. " I believe that people make natural association with forms,
color and the composition of elements while decoration and detailing help communicate
with a buildings purpose"
Michael graves
Who is the architect of the San Miguel building in ortigas center?
Mañosa brothers
A Bauhaus architect who migrates to the united states of america
Marcel breuer
A controversial style defined as the ideas of fragmentation , non-rectilinear shapes
which serve to distort and dislocate some of the elements of architecture . The finished
visual appearance of building is characterized by unpredictability and a controlled chaos
Deconstructivism
It is a nineteenth and twentieth century architectural style that incorporates a mixture of
elements from previous historical styles to create something that is new and original.
Eclectism
An architectural style centered on the dissolution and reconstruction of individual
characteristics of three- dimensional forms, using simplified geometric shapes.
Cubism
This style is the combination of the Tudor and Elizabethan style.
Jacobean
Will you find the Five sister window?
York minster cathedral
A kind of drawing/painting wherein object are rendered in fine detail to emphasize the
illusion of tactile and spatial qualities.
, Tromfe o'eil
Reflicating materials such as marble and wood with paint, but has subsequently come
to encompass many other decorative finishes for walls and furniture.
Faux painting
Art nouvea in italy
Stile liberty
Art nouvea in austria
Sezession
Art nouvea in germany
Jugen stijl
Art nouvea in spain
Modernismo
Art nouvea in philippines
Uy chaku
What periodic style is characterized by the use of culvilinear tracery in the 14th century?
Decorate/culvilinear style
What is the character of the national museum building?
Confidence and stability
Another name for late renaissance in england.
Jacobean
What do you call the late renaissance in Italy.
High renaissance
A deep, broad ditch, either dry or filled with water , that surrounds a castle to provide it
with preliminary line of defense.
Moat
An angular structure projecting outward from the curtain wall of an artillery fortification.
Bastion
It is an overhanging wall mounted turret projecting from the wall of medieval fortification.
Bartizan
It is a type of movable bridge used at a castle surrounded by a moat.
Draw bridge
It is the last line of defense before the keep itself.
Citadel
It is a room in many English and French medieval manor houses, "private living
quarters"
Solitary room
Also known as a wall-walk, it is the passage behind the parapet of a castle wall
Allure
Predominant style of Greek architecture, balloon frame introduction in building
construction and use of cast iron as building material.
Eclectic
It refers to a type of stonework found in Mycenaean architecture
Cyclopean masonry
Who gave the statue of liberty to the US
France
Style taught at ecole des beaux arts.
complete solution
"Beton Brut" is architectural concrete left unfinished or roughly finished after pouring
and left on the concrete as it hardens. Who pioneered the use of Beton Brut?
Auguste perret
The replacement of supporting walls by a grid of reinforced concrete columns that bears
the load of the structure is the basis of new aesthetic.
Pilotis
The absence of supporting walls means that the house is unrestrained in its internal
usage.
Free plan
Who was the architect that made the chek lap kok airport.?
Sir norman foster
It used a Hyperbolic Parabolic roof that is self- supporting with only two points touching
the ground and two points touching the ground and two corners soaring high into the air.
Eduardo catalano
A building designed by Norman Foster that has the floating beam concept.
HSBC Building
Built in 1270, it is currently the world 's oldest "active" synagogue.
Old new synagogue
Dictum of famous architect. " I believe that people make natural association with forms,
color and the composition of elements while decoration and detailing help communicate
with a buildings purpose"
Michael graves
Who is the architect of the San Miguel building in ortigas center?
Mañosa brothers
A Bauhaus architect who migrates to the united states of america
Marcel breuer
A controversial style defined as the ideas of fragmentation , non-rectilinear shapes
which serve to distort and dislocate some of the elements of architecture . The finished
visual appearance of building is characterized by unpredictability and a controlled chaos
Deconstructivism
It is a nineteenth and twentieth century architectural style that incorporates a mixture of
elements from previous historical styles to create something that is new and original.
Eclectism
An architectural style centered on the dissolution and reconstruction of individual
characteristics of three- dimensional forms, using simplified geometric shapes.
Cubism
This style is the combination of the Tudor and Elizabethan style.
Jacobean
Will you find the Five sister window?
York minster cathedral
A kind of drawing/painting wherein object are rendered in fine detail to emphasize the
illusion of tactile and spatial qualities.
, Tromfe o'eil
Reflicating materials such as marble and wood with paint, but has subsequently come
to encompass many other decorative finishes for walls and furniture.
Faux painting
Art nouvea in italy
Stile liberty
Art nouvea in austria
Sezession
Art nouvea in germany
Jugen stijl
Art nouvea in spain
Modernismo
Art nouvea in philippines
Uy chaku
What periodic style is characterized by the use of culvilinear tracery in the 14th century?
Decorate/culvilinear style
What is the character of the national museum building?
Confidence and stability
Another name for late renaissance in england.
Jacobean
What do you call the late renaissance in Italy.
High renaissance
A deep, broad ditch, either dry or filled with water , that surrounds a castle to provide it
with preliminary line of defense.
Moat
An angular structure projecting outward from the curtain wall of an artillery fortification.
Bastion
It is an overhanging wall mounted turret projecting from the wall of medieval fortification.
Bartizan
It is a type of movable bridge used at a castle surrounded by a moat.
Draw bridge
It is the last line of defense before the keep itself.
Citadel
It is a room in many English and French medieval manor houses, "private living
quarters"
Solitary room
Also known as a wall-walk, it is the passage behind the parapet of a castle wall
Allure
Predominant style of Greek architecture, balloon frame introduction in building
construction and use of cast iron as building material.
Eclectic
It refers to a type of stonework found in Mycenaean architecture
Cyclopean masonry
Who gave the statue of liberty to the US
France
Style taught at ecole des beaux arts.
