Q. Match the planning principles in Group-I with their descriptions in Group-II   Group-I   Group-II P Transit oriented development 1 Four stage model of regional development Q Core periphery theory 2 Compact and walkable mixed use development R Bid rent theory 3 Geographic concentration of inter-connected institutions S Cluster theory 4 Change of land […]

Q. Match the landscaping terms in Group-I with their descriptions in Group-II   Group-I   Group-II P Xeriscaping 1 Wide vegetated drain Q Drip line 2 Tree rings R Swale 3 Outermost circumference of a tree canopy S Turf block paver 4 Solution to topsoil erosion and water permeability     5 A little or

Q. Match the building configuration characteristics in Group-I with their seismic consequences in Group-II   Group-I   Group-II P Re-entrant corner 1 Soft storey Q Floating column 2 Stress concentration at corner R Irregular storey stiffness 3 Load path discontinuity S Gap between adjacent buildings 4 Vertical asymmetry     5 Pounding (A) P-3, Q-1,

Q. Match the built forms in Group-I with their descriptions in Group-II   Group-I   Group-II P Agora 1 Custodial precincts Q Ziggurat 2 Place of Jewish worship R Mastaba 3 Built in diminishing stages of masonry with buttressed wall S Synagogue 4 Market place or public square     5 Tomb made of mud

Q. Match the building materials in Group-I with their distinctive properties in Group-II   Group-I   Group-II P Cement 1 Charring Q Steel 2 Brittle R Wood 3 Evaporation S Glass 4 Tensile strength     5 Setting Time (A) P-5, Q-3, R-2, S-1                                   (B) P-5, Q-4, R-1, S-2 (C) P-1, Q-4, R-5, S-2                                   (D)

Q. Match the iconic architectural examples in Group-I with their predominant structural systems in Group-II   Group-I   Group-II P S. Maria del Fiore Cathedral, Florence 1 Shell Q Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris 2 Suspended roof R Olympic Arena, Tokyo 3 Space frame S Bahá’i Temple, Delhi 4 Double-walled dome     5 Flying buttress