PRINCIPLES OF PLANNING 2 - PHYSICAL CONFIGURATION

Largest and most well-preserved Neolithic site.

Composed mainly of domestic buildings with no distinctive features; no apparent social classes.

• JERICHO

• OIKOS

• CATALHOYUK

• ALLEPO

The ancient Greek equivalent of a household, house, or family.

• JERICHO

• OIKOS

• CATALHOYUK

• ALLEPO

In ancient Rome, it was

the type of house occupied by the

upper classes and some wealthy

freedmen during the Republican

and Imperial eras.

• Insula

• Domus

• Villa

• Pueblo

Apartment building that housed

most of the urban citizens of

ancient Rome, including ordinary

people of lower- or middle-class

status and all but the wealthiest

from the upper-middle class

• Insula

• Domus

• Villa

• Pueblo

A Roman country house built for

the upper class during the Roman

republic and the Roman Empire.

• Insula

• Domus

• Villa

• Pueblo

Which of the following would probably not be considered an element of a city’s image?

• A group of houses

• A freeway

• A neighborhood bar

• A rice paddies

Which of the following is a long-term plan that is required of the entire local government unit in the Philippines?

• Urban Plan

• Social Plan

• Comprehensive Development Plan

• Site Plan

Which of the following is a best circulation design alternative for a site plan?

• Wide vehicular road

• Parking on the front of the site

• Provision of a Porte-Cochere

• Separate pedestrian and vehicular system

When designing a low-cost housing project, which of the following laws would be appropriate as basis for design?

• PD 957

• RA 7279 or UDHA

• International Law on Human Settlement

• BP 220

Which of the following best describes the criss-crossing of overhead highways, which sometimes presents a clover-leaf form?

• Flyover

• Overpass

• Skyway

• Sidewalk