Famous Domed Buildings
Types of Domes
Sustainability
New York Facts
Sustainability 2
100

___ ____ ____ is the seat of the United States Congress, the legislative branch of the federal government.

United States Capital

100

_____ ______Also referred to as a "ribbed," "parachute," or "scalloped" dome, these are divided into curved sections that follow the curvature of the elevation.

Umbrella Dome


St. Peter's Basilica located in Vatican City

100

The acronym LEED stands for what? ___ ___ ___ ___

 Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design

100

THE CHRYSLER BUILDING IS KNOWN TO BE WHAT ARCHITECTURAL STYLE ____ _____

ART-DECO STYLE

100

Type of design integrating natural elements, such as plants and daylight, into the built environment to improve human well-being and connection with nature. _____ ______

BIOPHILIC DESIGN

200

________is a monument in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, France. It stands in the Latin Quarter, atop the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève

Panthéon

200

____ ____A dome bigger than a hemispherical dome with a pointed top and an ogee form. Their height is often greater than their breadth, and are often gilded or painted in vibrant colors.

Onion Dome



 Taj Mahal

200

Out of a possible 110 point how many points must you need to achieve LEED Certification?

40+

200

WHAT FAMOUS NYC BUILDING IS TRIANGULAR IN SHAPE AND CONSIDERED A LANDMARK _____ ____

THE FLAT IRON BUILDING

200

Type of building design to maximize natural light, airflow, and thermal comfort, reducing reliance on mechanical systems and minimizing energy consumption. ____ ____

PASSIVE DESIGN

300

___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___is a Roman Catholic church and minor basilica in Paris dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

The Basilica of Sacré Coeur de Montmartre

300

_____dome is a structure that resembles a sphere and is made of a network of triangles. These triangles create a self-balancing structural framework for the dome using minimal materials.

Geodesic dome



Buckminster Fuller  

300

How many different LEED Professional Credentials are there? ____

6

LEED Green Associate, LEED AP BD+C, LEED AP ID+C, LEED AP Homes, LEED AP O+M, and LEED AP ND

300

WHAT NYC BUILDING DID KING KONG CLIMB

_____ _____ _____

THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING

300

Shallow vegetated channels designed to manage stormwater runoff by filtering pollutants and promoting water infiltration into the ground.

BIOSWALE

400

____ ____ The mosque was the crown jewel of the grand program of making Isfahan the capital of the Persian empire at the turn of the 16th century. It has 3 domes, of which the largest dome has interesting reflective and acoustic properties at the central point beneath it.

Shah Mosque

400

______ ______domes are a kind of ribbed vault that is unique. The ribs that make up the vault are intertwined, making shapes like polygons or stars and leaving space in the middle.

Crossed-arch



Great Mosque of Cordoba  

400

The concept of cities built for humans instead of cars, an idea that is growing increasingly popular in the architectural landscape. _____  _____

Walkable cities

400

WHAT MUSEUM WAS DESIGNED BY FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT AND CONSIDERED  POSTMODERNIST DECONSTRUCTIVISM______ ______

THE GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM

400

Wastewater generated from activities like bathing and laundry that can be treated and reused for non-potable purposes such as irrigation, reducing freshwater consumption.

GREY WATER

500

____ ____ ____The plans to build this magnificent Gothic Revival structure with a Renaissance Revival dome came about following the unification of the three cities of Buda, Óbuda, and Pest, which eventually were renamed Budapest.

Hungarian Parliament Building

500

_______dome is a structure with a thin shell that is made in one piece. The form can be permanent or temporary and may or may not remain with the finished structure. The igloo may be the first type of dome made of a single piece of stone.

Monolithic dome 



Shell House

500

Key Principles of Sustainable Architecture___ ____ ___ ____ ____ 

  1. Energy Efficiency: A sustainable building’s design minimizes energy consumption and incorporates renewable energy sources where possible. This involves using passive design strategies, energy-efficient systems, and technologies that optimize the building’s performance.
  2. Resource Conservation: Sustainable architecture emphasizes the responsible use of resources, such as water, materials, and land. This can be achieved through efficient space planning, waste reduction, and using recycled or renewable materials.
  3. Eco-Friendly Materials: The selection of materials for a sustainable building is crucial. Sustainable architecture favors using materials that have a minimal environmental impact and are locally sourced, renewable, and non-toxic.
  4. Occupant Health and Well-Being: A primary goal of sustainable architecture is to enhance the quality of life for those who occupy the building. This can be accomplished by ensuring good indoor air quality, access to natural light, and acoustic comfort and by creating spaces promoting physical and mental well-being.
  5. Adaptability and Resilience: Sustainable buildings are designed to be flexible and adaptable, enabling them to respond to changing needs and conditions over time. This includes considering the building’s lifecycle, its ability to withstand extreme weather events, and the potential for future modifications.


500

WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE VERY EXPENSIVE TRAIN STATION IN NYC WITH A UNIQUE DESIGN _______

THE OCULUS

500

This is the type of current created from solar panels 

___ ____

 AC current