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| What was the major difference between de Klerk and Kramer's exterior design methodologies |
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De Klerk - additive
Kramer - subtractive |
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| The two young Dutch expressionists who worked in the office of Johan van der Meij were |
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| The father of modern Dutch architecture who was an early advocate of Wright's work was |
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| The home of Dutch Expressionism was |
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| Which building represented Berlage's revival of the Dutch indigenous masonry tradition |
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| Name the two Dutch "expressionist" architects best known for their designs of worker housing in Amsterdam during WWI |
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| What was Berlage's opinion of Dutch urban housing |
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| Commited to the Dutch tradition as opposed to the Bush garden movement |
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| What typeface was used in Bauhaus publications after the arrival of Moholy-Nagy |
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| What two avant-garde artists were credited by Larson as being somewhat responsible for the change in its teaching ideology/pedogogy from Expressionism to Abstract formalism |
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| Piet Mondrien and Van Doesburg |
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| Van Doesburg's term for the new way he composed space as a continuous, but non-linear flow of space was |
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| Towards a Plastic Architecture was written by |
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| What was the difference in how Wright approached the design of his interiors and how van Doesburg designed his interiors |
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Wright- arranged continuous flow
van Doesburg- lacked understanding of space |
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| Neo-plasticism is a term associated with what movement |
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| The De Stijl movement received much of its initial impetus from the non-objective paintings by |
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| Describe the spatial sequence implied in the paintings by van Doesburg |
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| continuous, free-flowing space |
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| The Red-Blue chair was designed by |
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| The Schroder House was designed by |
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| Describe the changes made in the first-year design at the Bauhaus made when Maholy-Nagy replaced Itten as the teacher |
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| Moved from an Expressionist to a Machinist style |
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| What does Larson credit for the eventual appearance of columns in the Barcelona pavilion |
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| The influence of Nietschze, reality (planes) juxtaposed lies (columns) |
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| What was the major design difference between Mies' Concrete and Brick Country House |
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Concrete- Bays
Brick- Winding paths |
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| The German term used by German designers after WWI who relied solely on realism and functionalism to describe their work was |
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| The objective of the Vorkurs (foundation course) at the Bauhaus was |
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| to get everyone on the same level of basic skills |
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| The German term that describes the spirit of Mies' Concrete Office Building of 1923 was |
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| The Zonnestraal Sanitarium was designed by |
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| What architectural theoretician was responsible for the shift in design theory away from Expressionism at the Weimar Bauhaus |
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| The event most responsible for the philosophical switch at the Bauhaus from Expressionism to "The New Architecture" was |
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| the new objectivity, realism and functionalism with no need of art |
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| Describe Mies' spacial order in his designs of 1923 to 1929 |
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| asymmetry and the definition of space with the arrangement of free-standing planes within a rectilinear order |
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| The Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg Monument was designed by |
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| Marcel Breuer is best known for the design of the________chair while working at the Bauhaus |
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| The 'Wassily' chair was designed by |
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| List three important design ideas Mies employed in the Barcelona Pavilion |
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a. created reflections
b. free-standing walls
c. non-axial paths |
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| The Dutch architect known for his sachlich housing projects was |
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| _________was the leading theoretician of the De Stijl movement |
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| ________was the major building type that brought the International Style to the forefront of German design in the 1920's |
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| The "Barcelona Chair" was designed by |
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| The De Stijl theoritician whose lectures at the Bauhaus influenced its switch from Expressionism to Internationalism was |
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| Willem Dudok's building show a major influene from the work of what American architect |
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| The Hilversum Townhall was designed by |
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| The Dutch architect responsible for spreading the influence of Wright throughout Holland was |
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| The father of modern Dutch architecture who was an early advocate of Wright's work was |
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| J.J.P. Oud belonged to the________school |
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