FAVA: Organic Architecture

Who coined the term "Organic Architecture"?

• Le Corbusier

• Frank Lloyd Wright

• Louis Sullivan

• Zaha Hadid

What is the primary focus of organic architecture?

• Symmetry and Balance

• Ornamentation and aesthetics

• Integration with nature and functionality

• Height and Grandeur

Which iconic building is considered a prime example of organic architecture?

• The Eiffel Tower

• Fallingwater

• The Empire State Building

• The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao

Which material is least likely to be used in organic architecture?

• Wood

• Stone

• Glass

• Plastic

What does organic architecture prioritize over aesthetics?

• Cost

• Functionality

• Popularity

• Tradition

Which movement heavily influenced the concept of organic architecture?

• The Renaissance

• The Romantic Movement

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Modernist Movement

Which of these is not a characteristic of organic architecture?

• Rigid and Boxy Design

• Use of natural materials

• Integration with the surroundings

• Designs inspired by nature

What does "form follows function" mean in Organic Architecture?

• The shape of a building should reflect its intended function

• The function of a building is more important that its appearance

• The form of a building should follow traditional architectural principles

• The function of a building should dictate its size and location

According to Frank Lloyd Wright, what does the term "nature" refer to?

• Only the natural environment

• The nature of materials and plans, as well as the natural environment

• The inner nature of a person

• None of the above

Why is organic architecture considered eco-friendly?

• It promotes the use of recycled materials

• It encourages the use of renewable energy sources

• It aims to integrate buildings with their natural surroundings

• All of the Above