19 Questions
Which term refers to the long-term development strategies and layouts for specific sites, campuses or communities?
Master planning
Which term focuses more on design concepts such as place-making and networks?
Urban design
Which term gives more attention to critical dimensions, proportions, and textures of open urban spaces?
Urban design
Which of the following is NOT a risk of showing too much detail in a pre-design presentation?
The audience may develop false expectations
What is the purpose of engaging the public during pre-design services?
To incorporate meaningful input into the eventual design
What role can architects play in project promotion?
All of the above
What should architects consider before participating in a design competition or proposal call?
All of the above
Which level of government governs land use in Canada, except for some areas governed by Indigenous peoples?
Provincial government
What is the purpose of land-use planning?
To regulate development
What are some of the basic development parameters dictated by local land-use bylaws?
All of the above
What is the difference between obtaining relaxations and rezoning?
Relaxations allow minor variations from the regulations, while rezoning permits significantly different development
Which one of the following is NOT a responsibility of the project architect?
Developing the pre-design project schedule
What is the purpose of a pre-design project schedule?
To provide a broad proposed estimate of a project's delivery and completion date
What is an authority having jurisdiction (AHJ)?
A body that reviews and approves prospective developments for compliance with applicable regulations
Why is it advisable for an architect to seek project management training and resources?
To facilitate conversations and processes with project managers
Which of the following is NOT a consideration when determining the scope of work for a master planning or urban design project?
Size of the project area
Which of the following is NOT a purpose of building or facility condition assessments (BCAs or FCAs)?
To determine the cost of replacing each building system and major component
Which term refers to drawings that are prepared during or after construction to document the general conformity of a building to the architect's design?
As-built drawings
Which of the following is a characteristic of as-found drawings?
They document the dimensions and layout of an existing building's finish surfaces
"Verifying the Accuracy of Client-Supplied Drawings: A Quiz on Assessing Building Elements and Condition" Test your knowledge on how to evaluate the accuracy of client-supplied drawings in architectural projects. Learn about the importance of noting the condition of finishes, identifying areas for further investigation, and utilizing supplementary tools like photographs. Sharpen your skills in assessing building elements and ensuring accuracy in architectural designs.
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