GATE AR Question Paper 2014 with Answers

GATE AR Question Paper 2014 with Answers.

GATE i.e. Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering Architecture and Planning 2014 Exam Has been Conducted by IISc Bangalore IIT Bombay IIT Delhi IIT Guwahati IIT Kanpur IIT Kharagpur IIT Madras IIT Roorkee. This GATE AR 2014 examination is the procedure to get the admission in M.Tech

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GATE AR Question Paper 2014

Toothing is a construction technique used in
(A) Wood construction
(B) Steel construction
(C) Reinforced cement concrete construction
(D) Brick masonry

Q.2 ‘Skeleton and Skin’ concept in building design and construction evolved during the
(A) Roman period
(B) Renaissance period
(C) Gothic period
(D) Greek period

Q.3 As per the IRC standards, the minimum width (in m) of a two lane urban carriageway without a raised kerb is
(A) 6.0
(B) 6.5
(C) 7.0
(D) 8.0

Q.4 Pritzker Architecture Prize 2013 has been awarded to
(A) Mario Botta
(B) Toyo Ito
(C) Rem Koolhaas
(D) Arata Isozaki

Q.5 Hip roof is formed by surfaces sloping in
(A) One direction
(B) Two directions
(C) Three directions
(D) Four directions

GATE 2014 Architecture and Planning Question Paper