historically, why haven't houses been more important in the study of architecture?​

Answer:

Architecture involves the design of buildings and various other structures. Smaller buildings are usually designed entirely by architects, while larger buildings are designed in collaboration with architects, who focus on aesthetics and general utility, and civil engineers who calculate load-bearing capacity and technical aspects. Architecture involves planning, designing and constructing shapes, spaces and landscapes based on ideas of usability, technology, society, the environment and aesthetics. In architecture, building materials, technology, light and shadows are treated and ordered in a creative way.

For all this complexity of the profession, and for the relative simplicity of design and construction that most private houses have, architecture as a science has not focused on houses to develop its innovations and theories.

What type of conflict do the details in this passage reveal?

character vs. self
character vs. nature
character vs. character
character vs. society ∞

examples of transposing instruments​

A consommé is a traditional soup made by _________ and ___________ stock?

Can someone help me with the structure of a Limerick?
I also need help writing one and adding my own notes....Thanks

how to deal with emergence of competition ​

Is this a complete sentence?
The most hideous dress in the department store window.

Where would you be most likely to find the word reign?
in a science article about weather
in a historical article about factory workers
in a historical article about Queen Victoria
in a science article about astronomy

What have you learned about proper finger placement and strumming the guitar?

5. Which example would qualify as a multi-modal perception?

Listening to Beethoven symphony through ear buds

A smell that brings back a memory of something you experienced

Reading a book that includes pictures

Watching a video the includes sound and music

Which article would use the word revolution to mean one object orbiting another?
“Vanishing Coral Reefs”
“Queen Victoria: Beloved Monarch”
“Our Solar System”
“Out with the Government!”

What is the name of this note?

What historical events were happening while the photographer Ansel Adams was alive and working

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Anime Skribbl.io anime names onlyyy

I'm fairly certain Ms. Stanley that Carrie is graduating from college with a
degree in biology next year.

Hey! if you want to do something nice today,tomorrow or anytime here is what i want you to do I want you to make a sign and it has to say something like.....
you got this
you can do this
we can get through this pandemic together
when you do if people have awnsered then you can say done or anything so that way i know that you did it.

When using a Layer Mask, what should the Foreground Color be to completely hide portions of the image?


Hint: Color_____ Hides, Color ____ Reveals

a. Black

b. Red

c. Gray

d. White

the treble clef is also known as

What are the three main techniques for creating unity in a piece of artwork?

Balance, texture, value
Emphasis, form, movement
Continuation, proximity, similarity

How many beats does this whole note get?

The fresco painted for the Vatican it was created by ?

In this unit, we have been discussing the high art-low art continuum. I begin addressing this in the Fluxus lecture (see in particular the slide with the table and the following slide) and continue to bring in the concept during subsequent units on Neo-Dada and Pop, but it applies to this entire section on Art of the Everyday, the mid-1950s-60s including Nouveau Realisme. Discuss each of the following works in terms of the concept of high art. Remember that high artists in the 1960s often deliberately made choices that were intended to collapse either the high art and low art divide, or the art and non-art divide. Each of these works is a work of high art. What about each of them makes them high art? Each of these works also has aspects that would not traditionally be considered high art or art at all. What are these low art or non-art elements? What choices have the artists made that have the potential to diminish or detract from the high art status or art status of the work? NOUVEAU REALISME: Arman, Le Plein (Filled Up), 1960. Installation at Iris Clert Gallery, Paris. FLUXUS: Alison Knowles, #5 Street Piece (1962). Event score for performance. POP (LA): Edward Ruscha, Standard Station, Amarillo, Texas, 1963. Oil on canvas.

For what instance is cats falling from the sky okay!

An Element of Art defined by a point moving in space.

A. Color

B. Line

C. Value

D. Space

What do you do when this comes in music?

Which statement best describes principles of design?

Paths of points through space in art
Lines that are suggested, but not actually drawn in art
Guidelines used to create certain effects in art

The pitch refers to
A.
B.
C.
D.

Which is not an element of Gothic architecture?
compartmentalized interior

space

lancets

rib groins

triforium

write your thoughts about the following quote:
“Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgement that something is more important than fear. The brave may not live forever but the cautious do not live at all.”
—Meg Cabot, The Princess Diaries

What can be compared when using purpose?

Any music recommendations cause I don’t really know what to listen :] (btw I’m opened to most genres like Kpop or jazz but I’m not really into emo, rock music, or country)