 The Grandest Temple of all Egyptian

temples, it was not built by upon one

complete plan but owes its size,
disposition and magnificence to the work
of many Kings. Built from the 12th
Dynasty to the Ptolemaic period. Uapga mock test
 Great Temple of Ammon, Karnak History of Architecture
Theory of Architecture
 The Great temple of Abu-Simbel
Professional Practice
 Temple of Queen HATSHEPSUT
 Temple of Ramsesseum, Thebes
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A ____________ is a ___________ which  Defining open space in residential

extends vertically from lowest portion of subdivision
the wall which adjoins two living units
up to a minimum height of 0.30 meters
above the highest portion of the roof  PD 957
and extends horizontally 0.30 meters  PD 1296
beyond the outermost edge of the  BP 220
abutting living units?
 PD 579
 Partywall; block
 Firewall; lotline wall
 Firewall; fireblock
 Blotline wall; block
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 The value of extra work or change in  The Greek council house which is
construction plans by the owner. covered meeting place for the
 Unit prices provided credit does not exceed democratically-elected council is
10 percent of original contract called:
 Actual direct cost plus 10 percent for profit,  Bouleuterion
overhead and tax  Thersihon
 Value included in contingencies  Prytaneion
 Estimate and acceptance in lump sum  Diathyros

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 Refers to the most reasonable price of
land and shelter based on the needs and
financial capability of “program
beneficiaries and appropriate financial
schemes” (RA 7279).
 Financial range
 Affordable cost
 House rental wage range
 Lower housing rate
A key house agency that assist private
developers to undertake low and middle
income mass housing production
 National Home Mortgage & Finance
Corporation (NHMFC)
 Home Insurance & Guarantee Corporation
(HIGC)
 Housing & Land Use Regulatory Board
(HLURB)
 National Housing Authority

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 “The man of learning… can fearlessly look  Architectural programming is one of the
down upon the troublesome accidents of architect’s services that falls under:
fortune. But he who thinks himself  Pre Design
entrenched in defense not of learning but
 Design
of luck, moves one slippery path, struggling
though life unsteadily and insecurely.”  Design-Build
 a New Architecture  Specialized Services
 Ten books of Architecture by Marcus Vitruvius
 Space, Time and Architecture by Sigfried Gideon
 The Poetry of Architecture by John Ruskin

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 It was the first law passed by the  Ina PERT CPM. ____________is a starting
national assembly in 1921 where the node to two or more activities
maestros de obra or the master builders  Concurrent node
are required to register as architects?  Merge node
 Engineers and Architect’s Law Act no. 2986  Simultaneous nodes
 Engineers and Architect’s Law Act no. 2896  Burst node
 Engineers and Architect’s Law Act no. 9286
 Engineers and Architect’s Law Act no. 8296

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 Tomb of Atreus, a noted example of the  Itrefers to contracts or arrangements

tholos type of tomb is also known as: involving the transfer of systematic
 Mausoleum, Helicarnassos knowledge for the manufacture if a
 Tomb of Clytemnestra product
 Tomb of Agamemnon  Technology transfer
 Thersilion, Megapolis  Transfer of Record
 Contract Documents
 Technical Transfer

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 The memorial column built in the form  The father of modern picture books of
of tall Doric order and made entirely f Architecture
marble is;  Andrea Palladio
 Column of Antoninus Pius  Leon Battista Alberti
 Trajan’s Column  Philibert De L’orme
 Column of Marcus Aurelius  Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola
 Column of Dioelectian

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 Which article is NOT included in the
Building Contract?
 Time of Completion and Liquidated Damages
 Performance & Payment Bonds
 Cost Records
 Payments
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 He is a registered & licensed architect,  It
who is academically and professionally
qualified, & with exceptional or
recognized expertise or specialization in
any branch of architecture;
 Architect-of-record
 Consulting Architect
 Architect
 Architect-in-charge of the construction
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 BA full time construction inspector hired  Le
by owner assisting in the supervision of
the work.
 Project Representative
 Engineer
 Contractor
 Architect
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 ???or coerce an architect to  When
perform/undertake any service under
the general practice of ??? upon
conviction be sentence to a fine of not
less than ____________ of suffer
imprisonment for a ____________ of not
exceeding _________ years . (Handbook
on RA 9266 See p.66)
 250,000/2
 200,000/6
 200,000/5
 250,000/5
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 Early type of settlement in America
taken after the “baug” (military town)
and “fauborg” (citizen’s town) of the
medieval ages.
 The European Planned City
 Medieval Bastide
 Medieval Organic City
 Laws of the Indies Towns
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is the eclectic style of domestic
architecture of the 1870’s and the 1880’s
in England and the USA and actually
based on country house and cottage
Elizabeth architecture which was
characterized by a blending of Tudor
Gothic, English Renaissance and colonial
elements in the USA:
 Mannerist Phase
 Queen Anne style
 Jacobean Architecture
 Stuart Architecture
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Corbusier planned a high density
building that was a “super building” that
contained 337 dwellings in only acres of
land. What is the structure that
supposed to be located in Marseilles?
 Unite d’ Habitation
 Brasilia
 The mile High tower
 Ecumenopolis
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the owner hires an Architect of a
firm to coordinate the whole range of
Comprehensive Architectural Services, it
shall constitute?
 Design-Build
 Labor Supervision
 Project Management
 Construction Service
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 Within how many months shall be the
release of Retention from date of Final
Payment?
 3 months
 4 months
 5 months
 2 months
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 Itis the first Development Garden City
where it is a combination of landscaping,
informal street layouts, and main axis
focusing on town center.
 Savannah
 Welwyn
 Letchworth
 Hampstead Garden Suburbs
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A British pioneered in regional Planning
for the Doncaster area (1920-1922) and
East Kent; Involved in greater London
Plan; Use of open space as structuring
element.
 Clarence Perry
 Leslie Patrick Abercrombie
 Henry Wright
 Andres Duany
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 He is remembered for his “Ideal Cities” –
star shaped plans with street radiating
from central point, usually proposed for
a church, palace or castle.
 Leonardo Da Vinci
 Leon Battista Alberti
 Pierre Charles L’ Enfant
 Sir Christopher Wren
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 After ___________ substantial
completion of contract work, the
architect shall inspect the project &
issue certificate of completion after
certification, the contractor will finish
outstanding work during period of
making good of all known defect of 60
days.
 85%
 98%
 95%
 90%
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 Which of the following is NOT the architect’s responsibility
in relation to the contractor?
 The Architect shall immediately upon his personal knowledge
and inspection, reject or condemn materials, equipment or
workmanship which are not in conformity with the Contract
Documents in order not to cause Unnecessary delay and
additional expense to the Contractor,
 The Architect shall not knowingly call upon the Contractor to
correct or remedy oversights or errors in the Contract
Documents to the Contractor’s financial advantage.
 The Architect shall give the contractor every reasonable aid to
enable him to fully understand the contents of the Contract
Documents by furnishing clear, definite and consistent
information in all pertinent contract documents to avoid
unnecessary mistakes that may involve extra costs to the
Contractor.
 The Architect shall consider the needs and stipulation of the
Contractor and the effect of his work upon the life and well-
being of the public and community as a whole
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 In methods of compensation, if the
Architect as Project Manager performs
regular architectural services for the
same project, he is compensated
separately for these services as
stipulated in what UAP Documents?
 UAP Doc 201
 UAP Doc 202
 UAP Doc 203
 UAP Doc 204
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 The Contractor shall submit the
following before Final Payment is to be
released except for:
 3 copies of directory of Panel boards with
list of circuits, instructions and Manuals for
Operating and Maintenance of Fixture and
Equipment and Keying Schedule
 Guarantee Bond equivalent to 40% of the
Contract Price covering a period of one year
after the Final Acceptance of the Work.
 Certificate of final Building occupancy.
 Original and 3 sets of prints of As-Built
Drawings of the finished project.
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 The approved form of security furnished  Whose theory is the explanation of
by the Contractor as a guarantee of good residential land uses in terms of wedge-
faith on the part of the contractor to shaped sectors radial to the city center
execute the work in accordance with along established lines of transportation.
terms of the Contract.  Homer Hoyt
 Guarantee Bond  Kevin Lynch
 Contract  Ernest Burgess
 Performance Bond  None of these
 Payment Bond

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 AnEnglish Architect who prepared plan  Published the book called “Fields,
for London i.e., St. Peter ‘s and St. Paul Factories and Workshops; or Industry
Cathedral; Proposed a Network of Combined with Agriculture with manual
Avenues connecting the main features of work”.
London.  Antonio Sant’elia
 Leonardo Da Vinci  Don Soria y Mata
 Leon Battista Alberti  Eugene Henard
 Pierre Charles L’ Enfant  Peter Kropotkin
 Sir Christopher Wren

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 Thesacred enclosure fond in the highest  This services giver full meaning to what
part of a Greek city is called: the professional calls comprehensive
 Peribolas Architectural Service. It wraps-up the
 Pteroma whole range of architectural services.
 Temenos  Pre-Design Services
 Corps de Logis  Design- Build Services
 Post-Construction Services
 Comprehensive Architectural Services

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 The architect who claimed that: “The  Condominium & Subdivision, Bridges
ultimate goal of the new architecture Protective Law.
was the composite but inseparable work  PD 1185
of an art, in which the old diving line  PD 1185
between monumental and decorative
 PD 957
elements will have disappeared forever.”
 RA 545
 Frank Lloyd Wright
 Le Corbusier
 Walter Gropius
 Mies Van de Rohe
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 Itis a traditional house that was called  The architect who said that the exterior
binangiyan. It was a single room dwelling of the building is the result of the
elevated at 1.50 meters from the interior.
ground; the floor were made of hard  Mies Van de Rohe
wood like narra which rested on 3 floor  Le Corbusier
joist which in turn were supported by
 Frank Lloyd Wright
transverse girders.
 William Ruskin
 Kankanay
 Badjao
 Bontoc
 Kalinga
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 Often enclosed and secluded the street,
whose high density and variety of
planning conveys a garden image. It
sometimes includes flower planters and
a water feature and usually supplies a
variety of seating possibilities.
 City plaza
 Garden Oasis
 City square
 Street plaza
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 This means, an entities, agencies,
organization & the like that have been
accredited/registered with the Board of
Architecture of the Professional Regulation
Commission to deliver seminars, lectures, &
other continuing Professional Education
Modules for Architects, other than the
IAPOA which is automatically accredited by
the Board of Architecture?
 United Architects of the Philippines
 CPD Provider
 Integrated Accredited Professional Organization
of Architects
 PIA
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 ???on natural rocks in a Greek theater is  BP 220: The parking requirement for
called: multi-family dwelling is
 Cavaea  1 slot/family dwelling
 Exedrae  1 slot/2 family dwelling
 Logeion  2 slot/family dwelling
 Skene  1 slot/4 family dwelling

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 Itis the third phase of English-Gothic  The building that serve as a senate
Architecture where elaborated house for the chief dignitaries of the city
ornamental vaulting, and refinement of and as a palace where distinguished
stonecutting techniques. visitors and citizens might be
 Perpendicular style entertained.
 Rayonnant style  Bouleuterion
 Decorated style  Thersihon
 None of these  Prytaneion
 Diathyros

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 Which of the following situation would  Enclosureformed by huge stones planted
trigger the owner to suspend work? on the ground in circular form.
 Bankruptcy-Declared by BIR  Menhir
 Insubordination  Cromlech
 Non-payment of contactors debt/non  Dolmen
superintendence of contractor  Tumulus
 All of the above

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 Contract Documents shall be the  PD 957: In Design Standards for

property of the Residential Condominium Projects,
 Architect offsite parking is allowed but must NOT
 Owner be more how may meters away from the
building it serves?
 Contractor
 31 meters
 Both a & b
 50 meters
 100 meters
 110 meters

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 PD 1185: Which of the following denotes  Thearchitect of a housing project was

a fire involving flammable liquids and give Php 300,000.00 for the first unit he
gasses? designed. How much will he receive for
 Class A Fire the tenth housing unit?
 Class B Fire  Php 300,000.00
 Class C Fire  Php 420,000.00
 Class D Fire  Php 480,000.00
 Php 500,000.00

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 Itis instructions that supplement or  Under PD 1096 the executive officer of

modify drawings, specs, & general OBO appointed by the secretary to
conditions of the contract. enforce the provision of the code in the
 Special Provisions field as well as the enforcement or
 Supplementary Specs orders and decisions made pursuant
thereto.
 Written Notice
 Architect
 Instruction to Bidders
 Urban Planner
 Building official
 City Engineer
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  Boiler Plate is essential to the
production of good construction
documents as are the drawings or the
specifications. All are included forms
except
 Invitation to Bid
END
 Wage Scales
 Bond Form
 Building Permit

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 The _________ shall submit ________

copies of shop drawings for the
architect’s approval
 Engineer/ 5
 Sub-contractor/4
 Project representative/5
 Contractor/2

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A style in the architecture Italy I the

second half of the 16th century and to a
lesser extent elsewhere in Europe. It
uses classical elements in an
unconventional manner.
 Illusionism
 Mannerism
 Palladianism
 Abstract

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A revival style based on the buildings

and publications of the 6th century
architect marked by ancient Roman
Architectural forms.
 National Romanticism
 Mannerism
 Palladianism
 Purism

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