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A switch from the ribbon window to the
use of floor to ceiling glazing marked the
work in the 1930's of... |
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The Centrosoyuz Headquarters in Moscow
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Where did Le Corbusier get the idea for linear
housing and cities? |
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Name two differences between Le Corbusier's
design for the City for 3 million and his Radiant City. |
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a.) Buildings raised on pillars
b.) Looking like a human in plan |
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FLW's design of the Johnson Wax Building can be best described as his interpretation of what style? |
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The major design innovation in the Usonian houses that influenced the design of post-WWII suburban tract homes was... |
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List 2 major details that Wright used in the Usonian house to control construction cost: |
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The "Usonian" house was designed by: |
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Broadacre City was a project envisioned by: |
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The client for Wright's Fallingwater house was: |
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List 2 important differences in the American city in 1960 between the actual International Style designs and the prediction of Bel Geddes in the 1939 GM Pavilion. |
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1.) Glass Box
2.) Building holds street corner |
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List 2 aspects of the design of Rockefeller Center that contribute to its success as an urban space: |
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The roof terraces in Rockefeller Center were said to be influenced by what ancient precedent? |
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Hanging Gardens of Babylon |
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The trademark image of the
1939 World's Fair was the... |
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List one exterior detail that allowed the Empire State Building to be constructed so quickly: |
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What determined the locations of the
setbacks in the RCA building? |
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____ was the American architect whose urban idea of the tower in the park paralleled Le Corbusier's proposal for the City of 3 Million. |
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Norman Bel Geddes' trademark motif was the... |
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The designer in charge of the initial planning of the Rockefeller Center was... |
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Name 3 major industrial designers who were active in the 1930's: |
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1.) Norman Bel Geddes
2.) Bucky Fuller
3.) Raymond Loewy |
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The apparent precedent for the massing of the
Empire State Building was: |
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The designer of the Dymaxion House was... |
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The one word that best described the forms
used to style Art Moderne designs was... |
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_____ was the term used to describe the method of wrapping objects with sheet metal in an attempt
to give them a futurist image. |
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"Why not try nothing" was the rationale of ____
for the design of what building? |
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"Dymaxion" was the term coined by ___
which meant _____. |
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Briefly describe how Hood developed the massing
of the RCA building. |
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List 3 differences between Art Deco and Art Moderne
buildings: |
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1.) warm vs. cool
2.) handi-craft vs. machinery
3.) going up vs. going ahead |
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Art Moderne was symbolized by the
use of the ____. |
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