Principles of Design Pattern Contrast Emphasis Balance Proportion/Scale (Find out the difference between these two terms) Harmony/Unity Rhythm/Movement   What questions do you have about each principle? (at least one question)

Q: Explain the material and methods of construction?

A: Construction material is any material that is used for purposes of construction, including house…

Q: Instead of merely connecting lines, designers may use the full potential of solid modeling to give…

A: Solid modeling is a CAD approach that enables designers to produce three-dimensional (3D)…

Q: I beleive this is incomplete or I do not understand it at all

A:

Q: Principles of Design Pattern Contrast Emphasis Balance Proportion/Scale (Find out the difference…

A: Principles of Design Principles of design are fundamental guidelines that help create visually…

Q: Principles of Design Pattern Contrast Emphasis Balance Proportion/Scale (Find…

A: Harmony/UnityHarmony and unity in design are about making all parts of a visual work well together.…

Q: Instead of just putting a bunch of lines together, the artist could use solid modelling to shape and…

A: Civil engineers employ the potent tool of solid modelling to produce three-dimensional (3D) models…

Q: Describe some of Frank Lloyd Wright's ideas about architecture. Use Kentuck Knob as an example

A:

Q: Give an example of applying the method of virtual force on beams?

A: Assume the value of EI is constant. Consider the figure to determine the deflection of the beam at…

Q: n the field of architecture, what exactly is meant by the term "pattern"? How can these three…

A: The field of architecture ensures the products as well as the planning and design of the…

Q: hat is the appearances, materials, techniques, and reasons for the development of five of the…

A: The structural systems in architecture determine the form, function, and aesthetics of a building.…

Q: Explain the difference between nominal and actual size.

A: Nominal measurements- The “nominal” size of a piece of lumber is typically what’s referred to by the…

Q: what is motion? Please explain in details.

A: Introduction:Motion is the change in position of an object over time, or, in simple terms, the…

Q: how can space be filled effectively in architectural sculptures like pediments, friezes and metopes…

A: Pedimental sculpture- It is a type of architectural sculpture intended for placement in the…