Housing and Human Needs
Color
The Principles of Desgin
The Elements of Design
Exteriors
100
The most basic human needs.
What is physical needs
100
Red, Yellow, and Blue
What is primary colors
100
Creates a center of interest or focal point in a room.
What is emphasis
100
The most basic element of design.
What is Line
100
Houses that reflect the experiences and traditions of past eras.
What is Traditional
200
The awareness and appreciation of your own worth.
What is self-esteem
200
Orange, green, and violet
What is secondary colors
200
An agreement among the parts.
What is Harmony
200
The physical shape of an object.
What is Form
200
The housing design developed in the United States from the early 1900s into the 1960s.
What is Modern
300
List the 5 Levels of Maslow's Pyramid.
What is physical needs, security, love and appectance, esteem, self-actuaization
300
What are the characterisitcs of color? Hint: There are 3
What is hue, value, and intensity
300
The relationship of parts of the same object, or the relationship between different objects in the same group.
What is proportion
300
A space that is visually crowded.
What is High Mass
300
The current or latest house designs being constructed today
What is Contemporary
400
Name the stages of the individual life cycle.
What is Infancy, Childhood, Youth, Adulthood
400
List the warm and cool colors
What is Warm: yellow, orange, red; Cool: blue, green, violet
400
Refers to the relative size of an object in relation to other objects.
What is scale
400
List the three characterisitcs of design.
What is Function, Construction, Aesthetics
400
List three traditional style homes
What is Native American, Spanish, Scandinavian, German, Early English, Dutch, French, Georgian, Federal, Greek, Southern Colonial, Victorian
500
Name the stages of the family life cycle.
What is beginning, childbearing, parenting, launching, midyears, aging
500
List the seven basic color harmonies
What is monochromatic, analogous, complementary, split-complementary, double- complementary, triadic, neutral
500
List the five ways in which rhythm can be achieved in design.
What is repetition, gradiation, radiation, opposition, transition
500
List the elements of design
What is Line, Form, Space,Texture
500
Name four roof styles
What is high-pitched, low-pitched gable, gambrel, hip, mansard, flat, shed, dormer
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