Architects and Designers
Programming and Design Development
Textiles
Surface Treatments
Universal Design
100

Who was Frank Lloyd Wright?

Famous architect who designed "Falling Water" and is known for prairie style buildings.

100

What is the definition of form follows function?

The form should reflect it's intended use and fulfill it's intended purpose.

100

Identify the natural fibers that come from plants or animals.

Cotton, Linen, Wool, Silk

100

What are the 3 R's of design?

Reduce, reuse, recycle

100

Who developed the concept of Universal Design?

Ron Mace

200

Who is Cecil Hayes?

Well known designer known for contemporary design.

200

What is the programming phase?

Research and decision-making process that identifies the scope of the work to be designed.

200

What are manufactured fibers?

Fibers made with chemicals.

200

What is energy efficiency?  

The goal to reduce the amount of energy required to provide products and services.

200

List 4 building codes to be considered when designing commercial spaces.

Doorways, ramps, fire exits, wheelchair widths, door heights, restrooms, stairs.  

300

Who was Elise de Wolfe?

Designer considered to be the first in the field.

300

What are the 4 parts of the design development phase?

Brainstorming

Identifying and researching possible solutions

Color concepts

Space Planning

300

Which weave is formed by "floating" one warp thread over 4 or more weft yarns then under 1 thread.

Satin Weave

300

What is sustainability?

A way of using resources that does not deplete them.

300

Define what the term "Aging in Place" means.

A tem describing the goal of older aduls choosing to live longer and independet in their homes rather than moving to retirement facilities, or another type of assisted living space.

400

Who was Zaha Hadid?

Well known architect known for designing buildings with flowing curvilinear forms.

400

List 3 color selection factors.

Light

Client preference

Trends and style

Location in the world

400

What is abrasian resistance?

The ability of fabric or textile product to resist wear caused by people or objects rubbing against it.

400

What are windows filled with for better insulation?

Argon gas

400

What is the ADA Act does it stand for?

The ADA ensures equality for people with disabilities and allows them the same access that others enjoy, including employment, building access, and communication options.

500

Who is Kelly Wearstler

Current well known designer known for contemporary designs.

500

What are 4 ways to present a concept to a client?

Presentation board

Digital presentation

Color board

Floor plan

500

What are the 4 basic dye methods?

Yarn dyed

Piece dyed

Solution dyed

Printed


500

List 4 materials doors can be made of.

Wood, metal, fiberglass or a combination of these materials.

500

Give the definition of the term "Transgenerational".

The design of products, workplaces, health care institutions, and residences so as to allow people to use them functionally regardless of the physical or sensory restructions that they may develop as they age.