History of Architecture I Quiz

3. Ornamental work of branch-like lines in the upper part of a Gothic window.
6. A shallow rectangular feature projecting from a wall, having a capital and base and usually imitating the form of a column.
10. The circular portion of Pantheon is known as ___________
11. A channel used to transport fresh water to highly populated areas
12. The space enclosed by a lintel and an arch over a doorway, often containing pedimental sculpture or other imagery or ornaments.
15. The oblong compartments were vaulted using the _________ arch.
19. The temple of Zeus uses _________ columns.
21. The circles of stones in Pre-historic Times
22. A mud brick construction technique popular in ancient Mesopotamia
24. One of a series of sliding translucent panels in Japanese architecture

1. An architectural treatise that influenced design during the Renaissance.
2. A type of Greek temple with a colonnade surrounding all four sides.
4. A long, narrow, enclosed porch or vestibule at the entrance of a church that is often colonnaded or arcaded
5. A monumental stone sculpture of human-headed winged Orion guarding the Mesopotamian temples and palaces.
7. The Corinthian order had a fluted shaft and a capital with _______ leaves
8. Basic modular unit of Chinese construction
9. An ancient Greek portico
13. Domes were placed over square bases, brought to a circle by the means of _______________
14. The capitals in the Egyptian columns were derived from this Plant
15. Massive sloping towers in the Temple of Khons.
16. A bracket system used in Chinese construction to support beams
17. A semicircular projection of a building vaulted at the sanctuary.
18. Extreme form of baroque developed in France
20. A traditional Japanese gate most commonly found at the entrance of or within a Shinto shrine.
23. The dome of Florence Cathedral was the principal work of ________________