Modern Arch
Religious Arch
Arch terms
Revival Architecture
Spoilia/re-use
100
Name this structure. Bonus: Date/Architect
What is the Seagram Building? Bonus: Van der Rohe, 1950's
100
The main focus in a Christian church is located here
What is the apse?
100
Identify each capital order from left to right
What are Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian?
100
Hagia Sophia's dome was influenced by a famous work in Rome
What is the Pantheon?
100
This building was once a mosque, now it has a 16th c. Christian church in the middle of it.
What is the Mosque of Cordoba?
200
Name this building called "a machine for living". Bonus: Artist and Date
What is "Villa Savoye"? Bonus: Le Courbusier, 1929
200
Term for the crossing area in a church, shown in pink here
What is the transcept?
200
This architectural detail allows churches to have more height. (Bonus: name this structure and dates)
What are groin vaults, or rib vaults? (Chartres Cathedral, early 1200s)
200
Thomas Jefferson designed Monticello in this style
What is Neo-Classical, or Federal Style?
200
This location was once a temple to the Hindu god, Vishnu. Later, it was modified to accommodate these spiritual beliefs. Bonus: title/location
What is Buddhism? (Angkor Wat, Cambodia)
300
Identify the STYLE/period of this work. Bonus: approximate DATE, or range of dates.
What is Post-Modernism/ Dates: 1970's-today
300
This image shows a traditional wall and niche. Name the wall and the niche.
What is the qibla wall and mihrab niche?
300
The triangular support area below the dome and between the arches is called
What are pendentives?
300
This building was a modern revival of what previous style? (Bonus/tie breaker; title, date, architect(s)
What is Gothic architecture? (Palace of Westminster, Chas. Barry and Pugin, 1840-1870)
300
This building on the Acropolis was re-purposed more times than any other in history. Was used as munitions storage by the Ottomans and destroyed by the Venetians.
What is the Parthenon? 
400
This museum floor plan is located in Rome, Italy. (Bonus: date and Artist)
What is the MAXXI Museum? (2003-2010, Zaha Hadid)
400
These arches are common features of this religion and this region. Name the religion, arches, and region.
What are the Islamic or Moorish horseshoe arches in Cordoba, Spain?
400
This describes the honeycomb-like details in this facade
What are maquarnas?
400
The Ruccellai Palace was inspired by which earlier architectural piece
What is the Roman Coliseum?
400
This building was rebuilt several times and downsized due to lack of materials. Roof tiles and bronze were repurposed, among other items. Identify this building.
What is Todai Ji Temple?
500
This is the floor plan of a department store in Chicago
What is the Carson, Pirie, Scott building?
500
This religious site is the home of the Lanzon Stele. (bonus: date)
What is Chavin de Huantar? (900-500 BCE)
500
Vocabulary term: this complex in China is said to connect heaven and earth. (Bonus: title, date)
What is the axis mundi? (Forbidden City, 1420)
500
This structure was designed to outshine and surpass Hagia Sophia in Turkey by Sinan
What is the Mosque of Selim II?
500
This building was called the "Golden House"
The foundation walls are original, and withstand earthquakes. The structure once belonged to this culture and was called
What is the Incan Qorikancha?