Primitive Architecture
This Philosopher believed that architecture stemmed from Human Proportion & the Cosmos
Vitruvius
This style of architecture featured large domes, heavy structure, and horizontal features.
Romanesque
This structural invention allows architects to design and build tall skyscrapers.
Steel Frame
This element has the symbol: "Fe"
Iron
This is Mr. Brill's current favorite baseball player.
Carson Benge
This is the name of the first recorded settlement in history.
Catalhuyuk
This vertical structural member supports larger spans than columns, and usually appears as a cluster of columns put together.
Pier
This style of architecture looks like its features are growing.
Art Nouveau
This film director directed: the Dark Knight, Interstellar, and Inception
Christopher Nolan
This is Mr. Brill's favorite movie franchise of all time. (Hint, three of its five movies came out in the 80's)
Indiana Jones
This drawing is a combination of Plans, Sections, or Elevations that builders referenced to construct buildings.
The Analytique
This structural member exists on the outside of Gothic architecture and helps stand tall walls up.
Buttress
Architects no longer relied on this shape for door openings and windows because the steel frame removed the need for it.
The arch
"Mean" Joe Greene most famously played for this NFL Team.
Steelers
This is Mr. Brill's favorite comic book character.
Doctor Doom
Settlers in Catalhuyuk did this in their homes, which is what lead historians to believe the settlers viewed the home as a religious ground on top of a dwelling.
Buried their dead
This style of building harmoniously applies the same rules of proportional design to the elevation and floor plan of each building.
Palladian
The architect who pioneered the Prairie School style.
Frank Lloyd Wright
This is the only letter that does not appear in the name of a U.S. State.
"Q"
Mr. Brill went to this Elementary School.
Berkeley
Laugier argued that this was "substandard"/not worthy of being deemed true architecture.
This style of European architecture relies on its structure's and facade's mathematical appearance to become distinguishable.
Renaissance
This is the "skin" or outer layer of a building that is directly attached to a structural frame to give the building a certain appearance.
Cladding
This album is the world's best selling album of all time.
Thriller
Mr. Brill's favorite teacher from Westwood... (hint, he still works here!)
Mr. Albert