1.)Principle of Design: Rhythm
Justification: The beams and arches appear to exhibit a certain rhythmic quality
2.)Principle of Design: Horizontal Balance
Justification: The two halves are symmetrical if a vertical line is drawn down the center.
3.)Element of Design: Emphasis
Justification: The color difference between the tower and the building draws attention to the tower.
4.)Principle of Design: Shape
Justification: The building has a sort of oblong look to it, exhibiting the shape of a spheroid.
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5.)Principle of Design: Unity
Justification: The colors chosen all exhibit a quality of similarity that makes them visually appealing.
6.)Principle of Design: Rhythm
Justification: The repetition of the triangular shapes of the roofs that continues down the structure shows rhythm.
7.)Principle of Design: Unity
Justification: The consistent use of materials and color bring about the said principle
8.)Principle of Design: Proportion
Justification: The arches on the upper level of the structure are of a shorter height than those on the bottom.
9.)Element of Design: Horizontal Balance
Justification: If one were to cut the building into two halves, they would both be nearly identical.
10.)Element of Design: Color
Justification: The buildings, while appearing identical, are distinguishable by their vibrant colors.
Conclusion
1.) In what way do certain elements or principles identify the time period in which a structure was created?
Because certain cultures from certain parts of history used certain elements and or principles to create a distinct type of architecture characteristic to that certain culture.
2.) What factors might account for an incorrect identification?
If a culture were to copy a previous culture's building style (for example the Romans copying the Greeks), then a less educated person may incorrectly identify it.
3.)Describe an example of a way that design principles and elements could impact the function of a building.
A building that has a symmetrical layout likely could have more flow and may or may not be able to use space more effectively.
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