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4. Architecture (Latin architectura, after the
Greek arkhitekton which means "builder,
carpenter, mason“.
It is the process and the product of planning,
designing, and constructing buildings and other
physical structures
A general term to describe buildings and other
physical structures.
The art and science of designing buildings and
(some) non-building structures.
The style of design and method of construction
of buildings and other physical structures.

5. The knowledge of art, science & technology and
humanity.
The practice of the architect, where architecture
means offering or rendering professional
services in connection with the design and
construction of buildings, or built
environments.

6. ar·chi·tec·ture noun ˈär-kə-ˌtek-chər
 the art or science of designing and creating
buildings
 a method or style of building
 the way in which the parts of a computer are
organized
 the art or science of building; specifically : the
art or practice of designing and building
structures and especially habitable ones

7.  formation or construction resulting from or as if
from a conscious act <the architecture of the
garden>
 a unifying or coherent form or structure <the
novel lacks architecture
 architectural product or work
 a method or style of building
 the manner in which the components of a
computer or computer system are organized
and integrated

8. Architecture refers to the art and science of
designing and constructing buildings.
Its most common expression is in the design
and construction of houses, office buildings.
Churches and other structures.
It also addresses one of human beings’ primary
need, which is shelter.
A work of engineering is considered a work of
architecture when it stimulates an aesthetic
response.

10. The Sydney Harbour Bridge is a steel through
arch bridge across Sydney Harbour that
carries rail, vehicular, bicycle and pedestrian
traffic between the Sydney central business
district and the North Shore.
Address: Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney NSW,
Australia
Construction started: July 28, 1923
Opened: March 19, 1932
Architecture firm: Dorman Long
Height: 141 m
Bodies of water: Port Jackson, Sydney Harbour
Architects: John Bradfield, Thomas S.
Tait, Ralph Freeman

12.  He pointed out that a good building satisfies
the following principles:
a. Durability
 Refers to the power to resist stress force,
thus making the structure lasting.
b. Utility
 It is the value of being practicaluse to
people.
a. Beauty
 It pertains to the quality of being pleasant
to the senses, thus, giving delight to the
onlookers.

13. In designing a building, an
architect works within certain
limitations:
 The knowledge of architectural
forms.
 The physical characteristics of
the materials
 The architect’s disposal.
 The use to which the structure
is put.