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• Lancet arch


  The architectural style in English Gothic architecture that is closest to the Italian style
• Stylobate


  A continuous base of structure on which a colonnade is placed
• Octastyle


  A temple with 8 columns in front and rear, and 15 columns on both sides, including the 2 columns at the front
• Cheops


  The pharaoh who built the Great Pyramid of Giza in the 4th dynasty
• Cornice


  A gutter in modern times
• Propylaea


  The imposing entrance to the Acropolis, erected by the architect Mnesicles
• Through gothic centuries the English style that is closest to French style is Lancet
• Pyramid


  The tomb of pharaohs in Egyptian architecture
• Gargoyle


  A grotesquely carved figure of a human or animal, serving as a spout and projecting from a gutter to throw rainwater clear off a building
• Frank Lloyd Wright


  The architect who advocated the "organic arch" and envisioned the "broadacre city" for the future
• Egyptian architecture


  Principally designed for internal effect
• Seville Cathedral


  The largest medieval cathedral in Europe, with the exception of St. Peter's in Rome, and the largest church in the world
• Ictinus


  The architect of the Temple of Apollo Epicurius
• Mastaba


  The tomb of nobility in Egyptian architecture
• Colosseum


  The plan of the Colosseum in Rome is shaped in the form of an ellipse
• Walter Gropius: '"I believe that people make natural association with forms, color and the composition of elements while decoration and detailing help communicate with a building's purpose"'
• There was no greatest patron of Romanesque architecture
• In Gothic churches, the purpose of the flying buttress is none
• Hypotrachelion


  The part of the Greek order where the shaft terminates
• Falling Water


  The function of the overhanging slab is to create a terrace
• Greek architecture


  Was essentially columnar and trabeated
• Florence Cathedral


  Also known as the Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore, it is world renowned for having the largest brick dome ever constructed
• Roman rectangular temple


  Stood on a podium
• Gothic architecture originated in Northern France
• Peripteral temple


  A Greek temple with 6 columns in front and back, and 11 columns on the sides, including the outermost columns at the front and back
• Acroterion


  Blocks resting on the vertex or lower extremes of the pediment
• Colosseum


  Commenced by Vespasian and completed by Domitian
• Doxiadis


  The architect/city planner who authored the "ekistics" - the science of human settlements
• Buckminster Fuller


  The architect who designed and advocated the geodesic dome for cities of tomorrow
• Romanesque architecture in Italy


  Is distinguished from the rest of Europe by the use of marble for facing walls
• Bahay Kubo

  From "balai" for house and "kubo" for cube
• Art Deco


  A style influenced by geometric figures
• Romans


  Used arch and vault to achieve huge interiors made possible by concrete made with pozzolona, a native natural cement
• Aerostyle


  4D Column Distance
• Caida


  The area reserved for entertaining guests in a Bahay Kubo
• Composite order


  The order that was added by the Romans to the orders used by the Greeks
• Falling Water


  One of Frank Lloyd Wright's organic architecture
• Pantheon


  A temple with a circular plan supporting a dome of about 140 ft in diameter, described by Thomas Jefferson as a model of spherical arch
• Caryatid


  A type of support in the porch of maidens
• Gothic architecture, third phase


  Not specified