Design Theme
Lighting that illuminates a key area for working better.
What is task lighting?
Two colours that are opposite eachother on the colour wheel.
What is complementary colours
List a factor in choosing a place to live.
What is employment, family, cost of living, education, budget....
Name a duty of being a renter, and name of duty of being a landlord.
What is paying rent, and keeping up with building maintenance.
One element the Y2K design theme incorporates
What are blobby shapes, flashy colours, shiny surfaces, bright colours.
Two characteristics of the Minimalist Design theme.
What is simple, open, modern, uncluttered, focus on a few select pieces?
Neutral colour schemes use these colours.
What is white, beige, tan, taupe, grey, brown, black, cream?
3 ways that home location affects the cost of living.
Name a solution to homelessness in Canada.
What is build public housing, build more homes, build tiny homes?
If your customer wanted an Industrial Design theme you would use these materials in the construction and design.
What are concrete, steel, bricks
The Scandinavian Style uses this colour scheme
What is a neutral colour scheme (natural tones and white hues)?
When you paint an entire room in different shades, tints, and tones of a colour.
What is monochromatic colour theory?
A family with young adult children will look for these three features in a home.
What are extra bedrooms, extra bathrooms, larger kitchen, larger living areas, space, garage, parking for multiple cars?
The accessbility for Ontarians Act ensures everyone has this.
What is equal accessbility to buidings in Ontario for anyone using ramps, wider doors, open spaces etc.
When your customer asks you to use three opposite colours on the colour wheel.
What is triadic?
This design style is based on the 1920s and 1930s.
What is Art Deco?
When three colours beside eachother on the colour wheel are used in design theory.
What is analogous?
The hiearchy of needs theory that oultines 5 categories of human needs.
What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
The residential tenancies act creates rules and regulations for these two groups.
What are renters and landlords?
The most important element in designing a room. BONUS: What is the second most important element?
What is the colour/s used? BONUS: Lighting
This design style uses sepia colours and is influence by the Victorian Era?
What is steampunk (browns, reds, burnt orange)
To create a shade of a colour we add ______, and to create a Tint of a colour we add _________.
What is black and white?
What are costs, property resale value, very custom for an individuals needs
Identify 2 housing issues on First Nations Reserves in Canada
What is mold, unsafe water, foundation issues, inadequate housing, poor housing, leaky roofs, broken windows, no indoor plubming, no heating?
Name a cohesive design suggestion for a customer including: theme, colours, piece of furniture, accessory, one light source.
What is this better be good!!!