When did we see people using architecture as a way of buying their way into society (the one era we specifically talked about in lecture)?

What invention will probably change the look of the profession of architecture the most in the future? (yes, I know this is slightly subjective – but reference back to lecture)

When you have a crawlspace in your house, you more than likely have which type of foundation?

What will the information found from the soil borings (that the GeoTechnical Engineer) takes be used for?

Which of these is not a form of Historic Preservation?

What is the step described when you send off the drawing set to the residing municipality and they approve it for construction? 

A theory that is quoted by Louis Sullivan is: “Function follows Form”

What architectural scale is your on-site measurement drawn (the one you turn in for Charette 5) to represent?

What is something that is found in the Permit Set of Commercial Buildings that is rarely found in Residential Permit Sets?

Steel proved to be a subpar choice of building material in the time after the Industrial Revolution.